Conversations with Asha Kurup about Brahma Kumaris, Interfaith Dialogue, and Creative Meditation

The sixth episode in the 'I Am Instrumental: Peace Podcasts' series is a conversation with a friend of mind, Asha Kurup. Asha is studying a Bachelor of Arts at the University of Melbourne, with majors in International Relations, Politics, and Asian Studies. Asha believes that 'we become violent because we don't know who we are'.  Find out more about Asha, the Brahma Kumaris, and Peace Building in this podcast.

'My faith really projects my vision onto the world as one with as little expectations as possible'

'My inner-peace is my inner-power'

'Meditation is a process of connection with myself'

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Conversations with See about Nonviolence, Brahma Kumaris, and more!

The second episode in the 'I Am Instrumental: Peace Podcasts' series is a conversation with another good friend of mind, See Yeung Yao. See lives at the Brahma Kumaris centre in the Blue Mountains, New South Wales, Australia . Hear See talk about her faith, world-view, and diet.

Here are some of the highlights from the Podcast:

‘My Faith really teaches me about acceptance.’

‘I’ve come to understand that there is a reason for things that happen.’

‘I am a child of God, and everyone is a child of God.’

‘Right and wrong is very subjective, it depends on different perspectives’