A Special Message from Sister Jenna, Director of the Meditation Museum

​Dear Friends and Supporters,
​We hope that you and your family are safe and well.  Each day we hold a minute of prayer and silence for you. Since the temporary closure of the Meditation Museums on March 16th, we immediately began daily online "spiritual vaccine" sessions at 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm EDT, which are broadcast LIVE on YouTube and Facebook. It is the least we could do. CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE TO GET DAILY UPDATES of upcoming events on YouTube. You will hear from experts on health and wellness, finances, religion, philanthropy and spirituality.
At this time, we are not sure when the Meditation Museums will reopen, but we hope to see you soon.

Wishing you continued health and happiness.
Sister Jenna, Director​


Relax, Learn, Experience, Enjoy
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 Inspiring ​Online Programs
​Every Day 6:30PM-7:30PM EDT  & Saturdays 1:30PM-2:45PM EDT

A note from Sister Jenna: We really enjoy offering these daily classes for the community and it is our intention that they are keeping you empowered. Although the doors to the Meditation Museums are closed until further notice, we are still here for you and your spiritual enrichment. If you would like to donate to the Brahma Kumaris Meditation Museums, please click here. Your tax-deductible contributions are appreciated.

TODAY
Monday, May 25th, 6:30PM-7:30PM EDT

Meditation Monday: The Power of Forgiveness 
with Sister Jenna
Have you ever been emotionally hurt by the actions or words of another? Who hasn't? But hold onto the hurt and you get wrapped up in the anger, bitterness and resentment.  If you want to enjoy the present and move on to a better place, what you need is forgiveness. Forgiveness is amazingly powerful and liberating, it's one of the best things you can do for mind, body and relationships.

April 5, 2020 - Sister Jenna on ​Truth Be Told with Sinazo Mtshengu

Special Health Series on Covid-19 EP 5

Sister Jenna talks about how we can use positive energy and meditation in this time as part of a Special Covid-19  Health Series on Truth Be Told With Sinazo Mtshengu, a youth based current affairs show where  young leaders and analysts discuss the issues and topics affecting the country and continent. 


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Peace Is Inside Wellness Tour

Sometime soon, when we all are able to step out of homes again, the Meditation Museums will be rolling out an eye-catching recreational vehicle (RV) to interested local businesses, neighborhood communities, universities, schools, fairs and requested locations throughout the area to promote stress reduction and emotional well being. ​

Say Hello to Your Neighbor

​In June of 1999, Dadi Prakashmani was featured at a special program held in Washington, D.C. In honor of her visit, the Mayor of the city, Anthony Williams, proclaimed June 10th “Dadi Prakashmani Day” – a day for peace in the Nation’s Capitol.

Since then, this proclamation has inspired annual service projects in the D.C. community including, “Envision a City of Values”, “Remember Me”, “The Tree of Blessings”, “Kites for Peace”, “Dancing for Peace”, “America Meditating”, “Meditation Marathon”, and “Karma Kafe Conversations." On June 10, 2000, the “Om Shanti” Peace Tree honoring Dadi Prakashmani was planted on the grounds of the U.S. Capitol by dignitaries and citizens of the D.C. area.

On it's 20th anniversary, the Washington D.C. Brahma Kumaris proudly presents the 20th Dadi Prakashmani Day Initiative, "Say Hello To Your Neighbor" (SHTYN).

In an age of increasing fear, lack of trust, loneliness, isolation, SHTYN is about fostering new friendships beginning with the person next to you. Be curious about their success, challenges, triumphs and see how best you can work together to foster, meaningful and purposeful connections.

Feel free to tweet your story at @meditmuseum or share on our Facebook page at MeditationMuseum. 
To all our friends, known and to be known, with our purest feelings, we greet you...Hello Neighbor!

Here's some ideas on how you can get started:

1) Share this message with others; 
2) Bless your neighbor with your pure feelings and good wishes; 
3) Share a note of good wishes with a colleague at work; 
4) Visit another office in your building or send flowers or sweets; 
5) Attend an event that is different than one to which you are accustomed; 
​​6) Mail a card to your neighbor; 
7) Invite your neighbor over for tea or juice; 
8) Smile more; and 
9) Come up with a wonderful way to make new friends and share with us