The esteemed spiritual teacher, Didi Jayanti, joined Netanel Semrik, the international publisher, in a special program on the digital television channel: 'News - War and Spirituality,' reflecting on the aftermath of the October 7th war at the Israel-Gaza border:
"In recent days, the world has transformed into a realm of evil and darkness. Examples abound globally, including at the Israel-Gaza border during the October 7th war. We are witnessing a world characterized by evil, darkness, negativity, violence, and brutality, symbolizing the darkest night in humanity. However, this night will not endure indefinitely. Darkness will never prevail. I believe that beyond this dark period, where violence reaches its peak, humanity will transition beyond the tunnel of light. The inner light within people is dimmed by negativity, and this is the outcome we are currently experiencing. Yet, we are not alone; there is a higher power accompanying humanity—a divine force that, through trust and love, will penetrate and guide us."
Didi Jayanti instills hope, emphasizing, "The moment a single light emerges with the power to illuminate many candles in the future. I have faith that beyond this dark period, the light of resilience will illuminate our souls. We can be the elements that illuminate the souls of others. Together, let's usher in the day when people no longer see suffering in their lives, living together in a world as a loving family, with awareness and eternal connection."
Sister Jayanti holds the position of Additional Administrative Head of The Brahma Kumaris, the world's largest spiritual organization led by women. As a spiritual teacher, sought-after international speaker, author, and visionary leader, she embodies a unique fusion of Eastern wisdom and Western education, imparting profound spiritual truths with clarity. Her speaking themes include leadership, environment and climate change, women's empowerment, health and well-being, racial harmony, interreligious friendships, and global peace.
In the face of the challenges of change confronting humanity, Sister Jayanti's message invites each of us to embody a positive vision for a brighter world. Her spiritual knowledge, inner peace, and radiant love have inspired millions globally to empower themselves and make positive changes to their lives.
The Brahma Kumaris, an international non-governmental organization (NGO) of the United Nations, holds General Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC). Sister Jayanti has been the organization's representative to the UN in Geneva since 1982. She champions the cooperative role of spiritual organizations in creating a just and peaceful world, bringing spiritual principles to discussions with politicians, economists, business leaders, scientists, and stakeholders.
Sister Jayanti spends part of her year at the International Headquarters of The Brahma Kumaris in Mt Abu, Rajasthan, India, and is based in London at the National Coordinating Office, Global Co-operation House, UK.
Netanel Semrik serves as an international publisher, author, journalist, television presenter, editor, radio host, director, and documentary creator from Israel. Operating in numerous languages worldwide with the Contento Neo team, he brings a global perspective to his work.
To watch the full interview with Didi Gayanti from India, a leading teacher of Brahma Kumaris, one of the largest spiritual university world wide, from Rajasthan, India at the Contento Now digital studios in Tel Aviv, Israel, please click here:
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