On July 2013, Avyakt7 left the experience of the Brahma Kumaris path after 10 years of following it.
Many changes had happened since then. That Avyakt7 is no longer “here,” but newness has arrived, a different openness, a different being has emerged: “Ahnanda,” also known as “avyakt7- New Generation.”
Currently (end of 2022) as I am updating this content; I will share my own experiences in the path of “spirituality.” However, I am not “on my own;” as I have been enjoying the help of “guides” from a non physical realm which I truly appreciate. Help came even during my time as a Brahma Kumaris follower. In fact, it is at their suggestion that I am writing.
This blog is for everyone looking to have a different perspective of the “spiritual path.” Even though, many articles may have a Brahma Kumaris background, most topics pertain to everyone.
Enjoy YOUR journey!
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Shalini Bajpai 3:27 AM on May 23, 2016 Permalink |
Dear brother ahnanda
I want to ask what is your personal experience with god?
What is your description of him?
Moreover the process of self realization is not the monopoly of bk..
You are talking about heart and mind, love and knowledge, how knowledge satisfies only mind but it means nothing if we cant experience love..yes god’s love ,as i know as a second hand knowledge, that gods love is the ultimate love…
Unfortunately or may be fortunately(as drama is beneficial),
many get knowledge but not love from the bk community..
No wonder so many bks leave in the middle and may be few like me still continue with the
belief- so what if others are not with me atleast god is ..(only time will tell if this belief was true or just a hallucination).
How if this godly university laid the same emphasis on not rejecting any new comer, cooperating to someone who is seeking knowledge and god, not seeing someones inquisitiveness as a threat, understanding the psychology of bks who leave this path and help them come back, as they lay for following the discipline..
Discipline is indeed good when it is for the welfare of all but it
becomes suffocating when in the pretext of maintaining discipline, the underlying
objective is to control, to dominate..
Om shanti..
One should say this also only out of choice and not as a mere protocol “which has to be followed”..
Yes i like this phrase as i get reminded im a peaceful soul..
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avyakt7- New Generation 7:17 PM on May 23, 2016 Permalink |
Thank you Shalini. A response is on the way… 🙂
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Christopher joseph 9:45 AM on October 17, 2017 Permalink |
Dear bro.kindly send me your recent updates to j.christopher60@yahoo.com Thank you.
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avyakt7- New Generation 12:00 PM on October 17, 2017 Permalink |
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