Online Reporter
Langalakhe Mabena
The Brahma Kumaris Organisation in Bulawayo will be hosting Sister Dipty, an esteemed guest speaker from Johannesburg, South Africa, who will be leading a seminar on helping people to manage and keep calm in chaotic situations.
The two-day event will be held on 6 and 7 August at the Brahma Kumaris Centre, 17 Heyman Road, 7th Street, Suburbs in Bulawayo
Sister Dipty is a student and teacher with the Brahma Kumaris. She began her spiritual journey in 1985.
As a professional educator, she has extensive experience in stress management for educators, working with children in vulnerable conditions, and preparing university students to integrate values into their professional lives.
In a world that feels like it’s spinning faster every day, from the high cost of living, family pressure to endless notifications, staying calm can feel like a luxury.
As a way of helping people to be able to manage their situation and mental being, Brahma Kumaris decided to host the seminar as a way of teaching those in hard situations to carry a quiet stillness, even in the middle of chaos.
Sister Dipty who has served in many countries, particularly in South America, working with young adults, is expected to guide those who will attend the event to be able to handle emotional stress, connecting with a being (God), as well as fighting depression amongst other topics.
The Brahma Kumaris is a global Organization working towards positive change in individuals and the world.
They offer practical wisdom and Meditation practices rooted in Raja Yoga, aiming to help individuals understand themselves as spiritual beings and connect with their inner potential.
The Organisation offers various courses promoting Positive Thinking, Stress Management and self-esteem.
