Moscow (Russia): Brahma Kumaris Moscow welcomed 50 senior BK teachers from 12 States of Bharat.
BK teachers from India, representatives of the Women’s Wing, headed by Didi Chakradhari came together at the Brahma Kumaris Centre in Moscow. The Russian family prepared a beautiful welcome program.
The festival started with the words of greetings by Didi Sudha. The divine souls were decorated with a tilak of victory and beautiful scarves after which they came onto the stage giving the vision of purity and divinity to the whole world.
There was a special cultural program prepared by BK students from Moscow, Russia. The dance “Vandey, Materam!” showered the beauty of God’s Yagya when souls dedicate themselves to the Supreme Flame and make spiritual efforts that lead them towards perfection.
The divine guests could also enjoy both Indian and Russian dances. The Russian traditional dance was accompanied by live flute music, reminding of the Supreme Murlidhar whose enchanting Music of Spiritual Knowledge creates the Golden Age where each and every soul dances with happiness.
Between the cultural items, the main presenters BK Alexey and BK Mayajeet talked about the specialties of some Indian states; the BK teachers came from 12 different states, which was very interesting for Russians.
When asked about the uniqueness of Russia, the Women’s Wing unitedly replied: “the main speciality of Russia is the wonderful BK Centre in Moscow called “The Light House of the World” – “MAYAK MIRA”‘.
The program ended with the touching Hindi song “Jeevan ke Data” (The donor of life) performed by Russian sisters Elena and Larissa. The beautiful words praising the Love of the Supreme Father reminded everyone that we all belong to Him and our lives are in His hands. He is the Unlimited Bestower and the Best Protector.
During a very beautiful program, “A Divine Evening,” everyone felt to be in the golden Age. Drishti (Vision), Vrithi (Attitude), Movements … everything was divine, golden aged.
The guests visited the very famous Moscow Academic Theater “Russian Song.” Traditional Russian dances of different nationalities of Russia and different historical periods were shown. They met the Director of the theater, and Didi Chakradhari invited the artists to India.
Well organized services under the guidance of Sudha Didi were highly appreciated.
