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The Spiritual Awakening of Dada Lekhraj
Lekhraj, a wealthy jeweler from Hyderabad, Sindh, experiences a series of profound visions that lead him to believe he has received divine knowledge. -
Formation of Om Mandali
Lekhraj forms a spiritual community called Om Mandali, primarily composed of women, to spread his teachings on meditation and self-purification. -
Relocation to Mount Abu, India
Following the Partition of India, the group moves to Mount Abu, Rajasthan, where it establishes its headquarters, Madhuban. -
Official Naming as the Brahma Kumaris
The movement is officially renamed Prajapita Brahma Kumaris Ishwariya Vishwa Vidyalaya (Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University). -
Leadership Transition After Brahma Baba’s Death
Brahma Baba (Dada Lekhraj) passes away, and the leadership shifts to a group of senior women, particularly Dadi Prakashmani. -
Global Expansion
The movement expands beyond India, establishing centers across Europe, North America, Australia, and Africa, gaining international recognition. -
Recognition by the United Nations
The Brahma Kumaris is granted NGO status with the United Nations, allowing participation in global peace and sustainability discussions. -
Continued Growth and Influence
The organization continues expanding, advocating for meditation, vegetarianism, environmental sustainability, and women’s leadership. Today, it operates in over 100 countries with millions of followers worldwide.