Reclaim Peace, Renew Purpose - An evening with Sister Jayanti

A dynamic conversation between  spiritual leader Sister Jayanti, and Cllr Tushar Kumar, Mayor of Elstree and Borehamwood. 

 

Do you ever feel confused, exhausted and unbalance by life?

 

We can feel much lighter and clearer when we remember to step back, restabilise and refocus

This dynamic conversation will explore what it takes to reconnect sincerely with our inner peace and allow that to motivate our way forward:

 

Cllr Tushar Kumar is the Mayor of Elstree & Borehamwood and the youngest ever British Indian Mayor in the history of the United Kingdom. First elected as a councillor at the age of 20 whilst studying Political Science at King’s College London, he has become known for his commitment to public service, community leadership and youth engagement.. As Mayor, Tushar is passionate about supporting local charities, strengthening community cohesion, encouraging young people to get involved in civic life and ensuring residents have a strong voice in their community.

 

Sister Jayanti is Additional Administrative Head of the Brahma Kumaris. She is also Director of Brahma Kumaris for Europe and the Middle East and CEO for Brahma Kumaris (UK). As a spiritual teacher for over 55 years, she has dedicated her life to self-transformation and service to humanity and has worked tirelessly to promote positive, human, spiritual values to all sectors of society. Her wise and compassionate insights shine a light of clarity and relevance on the complex issues of today.

 

 

IN HOUSE at Global Co-operation House, 65-69 Pound Lane, Willesden Green, London NW10 2HH

Nearest underground stations are Dollis Hill and Willesden Green. Buses 6 and 226 stop outside the building.