Sister Dr. Jenna
Director of the Brahma Kumaris Meditation Museum
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Sister Dr. Jenna is an inclusionist who brings people together. She is a well known spiritual mentor in the DMV, author, radio and TV personality, renowned speaker, and the founder of the Brahma Kumaris Meditation Museum located in Maryland. She is well known for her community work, creativity, and initiating various projects that drive community engagement. Born to an Indian father and an African Jamaican mother, they migrated to America, where she grew up in a hybrid of cultures, which enriched her understanding of diverse spiritual practices and philosophies.Sister Dr. Jenna's journey into spirituality began at a pivotal moment in her life, leading her to the Brahma Kumaris, a worldwide movement dedicated to personal transformation and world renewal founded in India in the 1930s. Under the guidance of this organization, she deepened her understanding and spiritual wisdom.
Sister Dr. Jenna also hosted the popular America Meditating Radio Show and is a recipient of the President’s Lifetime National Community Service Award ( under President Obama). She is a member of the Evolutionary Leaders Circle, a group of thought leaders from diverse disciplines in service and was selected by Empower A Billion Women 2020 as one of 100 most influential leaders of 2015. She is the author of “Meditation: Intimate Experiences with the Divine through Contemplative Practices,” a profound compilation featuring insights from over 30 contributing authors. She also contributed to “Mr. President – Interfaith Perspectives on the Historic Presidency of Barack H. Obama,” offering her unique insights on leadership and unity. Her collaborative work with the Oprah Winfrey and OWN Network and Values Partnerships on the Belief Team highlights her role as a bridge-builder across diverse spiritual and cultural landscapes. Sister Dr. Jenna’s efforts to bridge societal divides and cultivate meaningful relationships among global influencers have marked her as a pivotal figure in the realms of spirituality and social change. |
