Dr. Sandeep Marwah Visits Brahma Kumaris Centre at Gold Coast, Australia

Dr. Sandeep Marwah Visits Brahma Kumaris Centre at Gold Coast, Australia

Gold Coast, Australia: A soulful and enlightening visit to the Brahma Kumaris Centre at Gold Coast, Australia, became a memorable spiritual experience for Dr. Sandeep Marwah, Patron of Brahma Kumaris and internationally renowned media personality.

During the visit, Dr. Marwah had the privilege of meeting Sister Rebecca Attwood and Linda Cooper and experienced the warmth, wisdom, positivity, and divine spiritual energy shared by the Centre. The interaction reflected the universal values of peace, harmony, meditation, and human unity promoted by the Brahma Kumaris worldwide.

Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Sandeep Marwah said, “Spirituality is the foundation of inner peace and global harmony. The Brahma Kumaris have been doing exceptional work in spreading positive thinking, meditation, and values that inspire humanity to live with love, compassion, and understanding.”

Sister Rebecca Attwood expressed her happiness over Dr. Marwah’s visit and appreciated his continuous efforts in promoting peace, culture, and humanitarian values through art, media, and education.

Linda Cooper also shared her thoughts on the importance of spiritual awakening and collective positivity in today’s fast-changing world. She appreciated Dr. Marwah’s dedication towards global cultural and spiritual connectivity.

The visit concluded with meaningful discussions on spirituality, meditation, world peace, and the role of cultural diplomacy in creating a better and more harmonious society.

Raksha Bandhan Celebrated at Marwah Studios in the Divine Presence of Brahma Kumaris

Raksha Bandhan Celebrated at Marwah Studios in the Divine Presence of Brahma Kumaris

Noida, August 7, 2025: Marwah Studios was filled with spiritual grace and joyous emotions as it celebrated Raksha Bandhan, the sacred festival honoring the bond between brothers and sisters, in the serene presence of the Brahma Kumaris.

The event was graced by B.K. Poonam and B.K. Dinesh, senior members of the Brahma Kumaris spiritual organization, whose divine insights and positive energy uplifted the gathering. The celebration beautifully blended traditional rituals with the deeper spiritual essence of Raksha Bandhan—symbolizing purity, protection, and unconditional love.

Speaking on the occasion, B.K. Poonam shared, “Raksha Bandhan is not just a festival of tying a thread but a sacred reminder of the eternal bond of love and responsibility. It inspires us to live with values and protect the dignity of relationships.”

B.K. Dinesh added, “True protection comes from self-purity and spiritual empowerment. This festival reminds us of our duty to protect not just each other, but also our inner peace and goodness.”

Dr. Sandeep Marwah, Founder of Marwah Studios and patron of the Brahma Kumaris, expressed his heartfelt appreciation, saying, “It is an honour to celebrate Raksha Bandhan in such divine presence. The values taught by the Brahma Kumaris resonate deeply with the vision of Marwah Studios—to create a space of positivity, creativity, and human upliftment. These festivals remind us to uphold the moral fabric of society through love, care, and spiritual bonding.”

The celebration concluded with the symbolic tying of Rakhi, distribution of sweets, and a reaffirmation of commitment towards peace and harmony. Guests and members of the media fraternity left the venue spiritually enriched and emotionally fulfilled.

Raksha Bandhan Promotes Indian Culture-Sandeep Marwah

Celebration of Raksha Bandhan at Marwah Studios by Brahma Kumaris

Noida: Raksha Bandhan pays tribute to the brother-sister bond. It is a traditional Indian customs and part of our culture. We all must preserve our culture as every festival has been designed by our ancestors to bring in love , compassion, unity and oneness in our community,” said Dr. Sandeep Marwah President of Marwah Studios on the arrival of sisters from Brahma Kumaris on the occasion of Rakhsha Bandhan.

Raksha Bandhan is a festival in which sisters tie Rakhi on the wrist of their brothers with love and affection. This is a sacred thread that indicates that sisters pray and wish that their brothers are protected from all problems and brothers take the oath of protecting their sisters from any trouble in life.

“These festivals bring lots of enthusiasm in our life. These festive days are wonderful breaks in our routine and tense life. They also give you opportunities to get close to your own family,” added Marwah also Patron to Brahma Kumaris.

The Brahma Kumaris are a spiritual movement that originated in Hyderabad, Sindh, during the 1930s. The Brahma Kumaris movement was founded by Lekhraj Kripalani. The organisation is known for the prominent role that women play in the movement.