Speaker: Sister Ranjan, Dallas, Texas, USA Sister Ranjan has been practising Raja Yoga for the past 35 years. Born in Uganda, she moved to India in the 1960s where she studied in Gujarat before coming to England. She served as the coordinator of Inner Space in Wembley until she moved to Dallas where she now coordinates three Brahma Kumaris centres and a retreat place. Sister Ranjan also conducts Raja Yoga classes and retreats in surrounding states Arkansa and Oklahoma.

“Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.”– Mahatma Gandhi Speaker: Sister Meera, Slough, UK Meera Javed has been studying and teaching Raja Yoga for over 24 years. She is based in Langley, Berkshire. Meera maintains a beautiful balance of personal discipline with a light and easy nature, and shares with immense enthusiasm the benefits she has gained through meditation. She is a mother of four children and works full-time as a teaching assistant.

Some would say that there's more of an excuse to be angry in this day and age than ever before. Perhaps we are surrounded by irritations that stem from spending much more time with loved ones and their idiosyncrasies, and the frustrations of change, uncertainties and other happenings in the world. Join the creator of the Goodbye To Anger course, John McConnel in an interview on the causes and effects of anger and what we can do to make our relationships more peaceful and loving. You can ask your questions too! But what would happen if we open our eyes to the realities of anger and choose other ways to respond? This event launches the brand new ON DEMAND element of our website. Here you’ll be able to guide yourself through the Goodbye to Anger, Irritation and Frustration life changer COURSE in your own time, at your own pace.

Spiritual Tips and Tools To Help You Through With facilitator: John McConnel, meditation teacher, stress management trainer and author of 'Breaking Through The Darkness: how to defeat depression, anxiety and stress - a spiritual perspective'.

January is a sacred month for us all - a time to refresh inner and outer selves. This event looks at the life of an incredible individual, Brahma Baba, the founder of the Brahma Kumaris and why what he went through and the spiritual tools he used are as relevant to use today as they were 80 years ago. www.globalcooperationhouse.org

When it comes to such a crucial issue as climate change, we may sometimes doubt whether our individual choices can make any kind of meaningful impact on a situation of such magnitude and complexity. Yet the kind of change needed today will not happen just through hope or wishful thinking. It may only be when each one of us takes that personal responsibility to make changes in our own lives that we will see the kind of quantum shift needed in the world to bring about transformational change. To explore the importance of our choices today, we join three speakers in conversation who are all leaders in their field, three people whose lives and choices have for many years reflected their value and caring for the Earth.