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A Huge ReSource of Love

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“The soul of the magnificent Dadi Janki has left her body at 104 years of age. She departed on March 27 at 2 am in Mt Abu, India. She leaves behind hundreds of thousands who felt she was their true friend. Anyone who had been in a room with her would have experienced her booming voice of authority ringing out with 3 “om shantis”.

For over 80 years she asked audiences on all continents to consider 3 questions: “Who am I?” “Who do I belong to?” and “What is the task of this time?” You are a soul. You belong to God. And this is the time of world transformation.

She was a tireless server. From her early days in what is now Pakistan to a few months before her passing, she gave every moment to service, outpacing those who were decades younger. She spoke to princes, prime ministers and those leading ordinary lives as if they were her brothers and sisters, urging them to make their lives worthwhile.

She was a spiritual giant, who kept a lamp of hope lit for humanity. She showed us how to live with love and ultimately how to die with dignity.”

From Brahma Kumaris website, March 27 2020

Dadi Janki talks to Christine Miller

I was very privileged to meet with and delight in the presence of Dadi Janki many times both in London, and also in Mount Abu, India. She was a guiding light in my life, and her soul will remain so.

This interview took place in London some ten years ago, and the time spent with her remains a gem in my heart and soul.

Christine:

Looking back, how did you discover your spiritual path?

I was in search of truth even as a child. I heard and saw many things, and I felt it was necessary to go into the depths; I wasn’t satisfied with anything superficial. And then I met Brahma Baba. (Brahma Baba, inspired by a series of revelations, founded the BK University in 1936, and dedicated the remaining 33 years of his life to bringing into reality his vision of people of all cultural, economic and religious backgrounds coming together to rediscover and develop the spiritual dimension of their lives.)

I had known him before, but after his transformation, I saw how he had this very direct link with God, and that he was filled with light and might. I experienced what it is to have that connection with God the Almighty through Brahma Baba. From that moment on, I stopped wandering around with my intellect and I felt this was the right path, so I started to move along it.
There were three main things:
  1. Firstly, one needs directions to go on a journey.
  2. Secondly, our desires, and the demands of the world, can pull us in many directions, but God’s directions showed me where I needed to go.
  3. Thirdly, an aim appeared very clearly ahead of me: I discovered what God wants me to do in terms of my own life, and also what I can do to bring benefit to the world. I receive the direction I am to move in. God’s instructions act as a signal for what I need to do, so that there is no doubt: it is very strict.
Christine:
How do you experience God, that connection with the one above, in your life?
Firstly, there is the recognition of the Self. I always had the awareness that the soul, the spirit, was separate to the physical body – but then there was the realisation that I, the Soul, am a child of God. Then whilst in the body, in the world, with relationship, through the link with God, none of those outside factors can influence me.
People are often confused about what they need to do, and the link with God means that there is no confusion, but clarity, and a certainty that I am God’s child. Living within the world, this is the consciousness I can keep. When there is honesty within the self, then I know I can value myself.
God’s love means that I can be honest with myself, honest with God and honest with the world. This is the truth of the relationship with God, and this experience gives power which can then be shared with others. And when we are wise, we can also share our attitude, our feelings of the heart with others.
Christine:
Which of your life achievements please you most?
Before I reply, I always pause for a moment, in silence.
And in reply to your question: I’ve always made sure that, being a child of God, I follow God’s instructions in my life and not the directions of human beings. So that is something that I can say with reality. I always check that God is pleased with me because I don’t want to do anything just to please myself, I don’t want to do things to please other people.
When there is a relationship, you always ask the question what is it that the other one wants from you and what is it that I can do – and so having a relationship with the Almighty authority is something which is very special.
Christine:
Of the changes you’ve seen during your life – what encourages you to believe that we’re on the right track to have a better world?
When I first came to England in the 1970s, I saw that people were not really interested in spiritual things; and yet I’ve seen a very positive change through the years. I was looking at each of the decades since I’ve been here – the first decade was very slow; in the second decade, I found that people were beginning to be more interested in spirituality; and in the third decade people were now beginning to see that the material world was unable to satisfy them, and so they were beginning to be less interested in those outer things.
Now at the start of the 21st century, in the fourth decade, I see that there is a very strong feeling in people’s hearts; they know that it is not the external world that can give them what they need, but the inner world.
And now it’s not just a question of searching for truth, but they really want to absorb truth in their lives. They are ready to understand. And if a few people are ready to free themselves from the bondages of materialism, it is like they are sitting in a boat of truth moving in a different direction, and when seeing them, others will also be inspired to go the same way.
Christine:
I would certainly agree about the changes in consciousness at the beginning of the 21st century. What other changes would you like to see to bring greater peace and love into people’s lives?
I want to see a lot of changes!
I want to see magic happen so that the darkness disappears and light comes.
It’s very simple. But the current conditions are of such violence that people are creating violence everywhere and causing much sorrow. And so when people like you become instruments to transform yourselves – and, as I said last night, I want a team to be ready to show the different paths – because when a team is ready to say that ‘yes this what we need to do for a better world’, and seeing that team, people in America, Australia, Africa will also be inspired and be ready to do something.
I’m seeing globalisation has meant that there are huge buildings, huge banks, which are identical all over the world – but now this change should be visible all over the world. Otherwise it’s just huge shopping centres – I have been travelling a lot in India and in Bombay, Hyderabad, everywhere there are big shopping malls and people think that this is what life is about – just to build a high rise block!
That is not what life is about – but to have a good character, to live a life of simplicity and honesty, so that then we can show the right path to others. To use my time and money in a worthwhile way to serve the world, not just for myself – then I don’t have time for anything else.
Christine:
Talking of large banks and globalisation, how can people influence the values of public institutions, such as banks, and respond to the challenges of current financial conditions?
It requires conversations – a small group meeting together to share experiences and see how, through the awareness of the inner self and the connection with God, we are able to have values. Then spread those conversations everywhere so a change of culture begins to happen. Otherwise, even if some have values, there is a lot of ego attached to the fact that ‘I have values’ but in spiritual awareness, then there are values but no ego.
Christine:
What guidance would you give to men and women to live long, fulfilling lives and remain young in heart and spirit?
Our breath and our thoughts are the most valuable things we have.
If I am doing something good, I receive the fruit of it in happiness and strength – and if I am doing something wrong I don’t feel that.
There is a vast difference between that which is wasteful and that which is powerful. On one side I do things with a desire for a return, and the other is altruistic and I am very clear about what it is that I need to do – I also understand that when there is truth there is power, when there is falsehood there is weakness. If somebody has followed the path of truth for quite a long while, but yet there is an influence of falsehood, then all their energy is lost. Ego is the enemy that is constantly chasing us – in religion, in politics, in everything – whether someone has wealth or doesn’t have wealth, ego is ever-present.
So if I am paying attention to these things and just taking that power from God and using my thoughts and my breath in a worthwhile way, then whether my life span increases on a physical level or not, I am able to lead a very good life and am able to be content and give contentment to others.
I’ve seen that some people are able to do a lot of good even at a young age, and people at an older age might be remembering the younger ones. So each human being should think that ‘here in my human life let me do things without wanting praise, but which are worthy of praise’, and this will happen with attention. Then I get blessings. In this way, my life whether it is a short one or a long one, is one in which I live happily and one in which I give happiness to others around me.
Christine:
I have heard you speak of women creating heaven on earth – for the good of all humanity – do you see this as a key role in creating a peaceful world?
In a natural way, a woman has compassion and love and honesty, but the influences of today’s world are such that women have also forgotten these things. There was a time when women were very aggressive and just wanted to prove that they could play the role that men are playing – that is not useful. It’s not that somebody else is inhibiting us from moving forward, and God has given us this understanding and told us;
‘Hey mothers! Awaken – and awaken others. And use that compassion, love, and truth in your lives.’
When there is simplicity and economy in one’s life, then with that remembrance there is such power that one’s life is transformed and one can be an inspiration to others. In India it used to be a comment that two women can’t live together in the same house – in the sense of a mother in law, daughter in law, or two sisters in law – but Brahma Baba brought so many women together, and made them live together with a lot of love and harmony. It was hundreds at first, and then it became thousands, and now it is tens of thousand. The sisters keep the brothers in front and the brothers keep the sisters in front – so it needs mutual respect. That’s what happens in a practical way.
Christine:
Presence, and being present, seems to be at the core of your way of being – can you tell me more?
The most important thing is that I don’t worry. If I worry, even a little, then there will be a dilution of my thoughts.
At any one moment, we need to pay attention to three things:
  1. At all times to have a connection with God so that my mind is always at an elevated level and nothing happens to bring that consciousness down.
    I don’t watch television but I know that when I met the Pope, his secretary was there with him all the time, and when there is a guru then their followers are with them all the time. So let me be present in front of God all the time so that I’m available for God.
  2.  I always pay attention to the fact that wherever I live I create a pure atmosphere, a good atmosphere, and that the people I live with should be a relationship of harmony, so making sure of that means that wherever I am present, there should be that sense of harmony.
  3. I’ve also seen that person’s presence and the atmosphere is felt even from a distance – if there is a person passing by a place of worship, a temple, a church or a mosque, what is the quality of thinking there – or if a person is passing a brothel or a cinema – what will be the type of thoughts than one has there? So wherever I stay, I would want the vibrations of these walls to be filled with peace so that others are able to experience it so even without stepping inside they should change their mind.
  4. People are now becoming aware of these things so they are searching for a source of hope, a source of peace, and so if I can be ready at all times to send out those vibrations of God’s light and peace then I will be serving him.
    So I make sure I do all four types of service at all times.
Christine:
Last night in your talk you said, ‘Happiness consists of a stable intellect and a mind that is quiet – ‘I AM THE BASIS OF MY OWN PERSONAL HAPPINESS’’ .
Can you say more, please?
Do you think it is possible?
Christine:
Oh, yes; in fact, I think it is essential.
It is a matter of balance. For example, imagine there is a person selling jewels or a person selling grain – whatever their condition may be, if they don’t know how maintain balance in their life, then how can they feel that what they are doing is worthwhile?
Sometimes when you pass by shops you see the old fashioned symbol of a pair of scales – two scales and a centre piece on top – and each scale is held by three threads. If you hold the scale from one side, the whole thing will crash down, but if you hold the centre point it will stay balanced. If I put something very heavy into one of the bowls, and I don’t put an equivalent weight on the other side, it doesn’t work.
I have to learn to keep a balance in all aspects and if I don’t know how to keep a balance, people will say I’m not a good business person. If there is a business person who knows how to keep a balance with honesty then people will be drawn towards him and they will automatically come to him. God says ‘let your life be such that you glorify my name’. People blame God, and say God made the world like this; but that isn’t true – God didn’t make the world, God has transformed human souls.
Christine:
What is next – what are your new projects and plans?
It’s other people like you who look after projects and not me!
But the plans I have in my mind are that the sorrow and suffering of the world should finish very quickly, and peace and happiness should come. This is what I am concerned with: that I should be an instrument, but also that I should find others who can be instruments.
For example, I did nothing about yesterday’s programme – all of you planned it and made it happen. All I did was to make myself available, and become present. But I know that many members of the audience drew great benefit from it. So I am available to serve, but it is others who make the plans! Also, I’m not present alone, on my own; I always keep God as my companion, so wherever I go people can also feel that presence.
Christine:
Do you have a special message for our readers?
My hope that your readers will be able to experience true peace as they read these words because I want everyone’s attention to be drawn towards God, so that they can then connect with the ocean of peace, and experience peace in their lives.
My hope is that readers will be able to take inspiration, so that they can liberate themselves from the chains and bondages that they have, such as addictions and bad habits, and that they are inspired throw away old habits. They should forget the old things that are causing them suffering, and then humans can be a force for good. So far, what has happened is that we have allowed ourselves to get caught up in the chains of bondage, and with each other, and so it needs a great power of love to free ourselves so that those bitter feelings finish and we can be free.
Then once we are free from our habits, there should be no more bad action; because the old habits are creating a loss in terms of our minds, our bodies, and even our planet.
What I have to do is focus on my deep connection with God, detachment from my body, connecting with the being who doesn’t have a physical form at all.
And that will bring me a huge
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33 Love Thoughts – 3 – Resilience and Courage

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These are undoubtedly challenging times on every level, global, national, and personal. We are all making changes in our daily lives. Our world is shifting in dramatic and sometimes alarming ways. We need courage and resilience. 

We need to hold together, even if we can’t physically be together, and, importantly,  hold ourselves together.

Strong, courageous and resilient. 

And who knew that the great simple advice from our mothers, others and teachers to wash our hands, might ultimately prove life-saving?

Day 3: Love can be tough and demanding; it demands resilience and courage.

Practice: Imagine a time when you are finding the behaviour of another challenging, and consider how that experience would be different if you thought of that person or situation in a loving way.

This doesn’t mean condoning bad behaviour, but valuing and accepting the person for who they are whilst courageously being open towards them about their behaviour and its effects.

The important things are to be flexible. Avoid blame and shame.  Be compassionate and thoughtful, and mindful of those less robust than ourselves.

It’s easy to love people when they are behaving in ways we regard as ‘good’ and ‘well’. It’s not so simple to love people when they are not conforming to our ideas of ‘good’ behaviour.

We need to stay in calm and resourceful states to the greatest extent possible. (Check my Resourceful State site for support with this.)

And that’s the true test; the test of Real Love. Big Love. Love at Work. 

Inviting Love

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Inviting Love The Three Old Men

A woman came out of her house and saw three old men with long white beards sitting in her front yard.

She did not recognize them. She said “I don’t think I know you, but you must be hungry. Please come in and have something to eat.”

“Is the man of the house home?” they asked.
“No”, she replied. “He’s out.”

“Then we cannot come in”, they replied.

The Husband Returns

In the evening when her husband came home, she told him what had happened. “Go tell them I am home and invite them in!”
The woman went out and invited the men in. “We do not go into a House together,” they replied.
“Why is that?” she asked.

One of the old men explained: “His name is Wealth,” he said pointing to one of his friends,
and said pointing to another one, “He is Success, and I am Love.”
Then he added, “Now go in and discuss with your husband which one of us you want in your home.”

Wealth Success and Love

The woman went in and told her husband what was said.
Her husband was overjoyed. “How nice!!” he said. “Since that is the case, let us invite Wealth. Let him come and fill our home with wealth!”
His wife disagreed. “My dear, why don’t we invite Success?”
Their daughter-in-law was listening from the other corner of the house.
She jumped in with her own suggestion: “Would it not be better to invite Love? Our home will then be filled with love!”

Choosing the Guest

“Let us heed our daughter-in-law’s advice,” said the husband to his wife. “Go out and invite Love to be our guest.”
The woman went out and asked the three old men, “Which one of you is Love? Please come in and be our guest.”
Love got up and started walking toward the house.
The other two also got up and followed him.

Which Comes First

Surprised, the lady asked Wealth and Success: “I only invited Love, Why are you coming in?”

The old men replied together: “If you had invited Wealth or Success, the other two of us would’ve stayed out, but since you invited Love, wherever He goes, we go with him.”

“Wherever there is Love, there is also Wealth and Success”

The Future and the Seventh Generation Principles

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Dramatic Horizons – Better Futures

Decisions for All Our Tomorrows

     Momentous decisions are being taken in many parts of the world at this time, from my own homeland the (dis)United Kingdom, to Iran, to Iraq, to Spain, to Lebanon, to Canada and the USA. The actions resulting from these decisions, and the future results, how today is affecting all our tomorrows are to a great extent unknown. Democracy is threatened. Riots and protests are happening globally.

     There is heightened awareness of our tenuous hold on life itself. There is outrage at rampant fires, fear of destruction and war. Rash decisions and actions. Peaceful demonstrations in the UK turn to violence, unrest and outright rebellion in Spain, Hong Kong, Bolivia, for example, indicate that the people are unhappy with this apparent disregard of rights, of humanity, of hard won freedoms.

The long term effects of massive change

     Little time or attention seems to be given to the long term effects of massive change which impacts on millions of lives. Many of us in our more mature years are concerned about the legacy for future generations, because it is hard to see how, in the longer term, life for these future generations is being affected. It’s disturbing and disheartening. Motivations seem to come from self-interest, fear and greed rather than from altruism, love and generosity.

     It can be challenging to extrapolate decisions, the changes which are implemented now, into the distant future. It is possible, though, and rather than the short-term, selfish modus operandi where instant gratification and protection of the status quo provide impetus, we can look to adopt a different philosophy and set of principles.

Seventh Generation Principles

     I speak here of an ancient way, the Seventh Generation Principles. Indigenous peoples all over the world have had a version of this philosophy in place for many years. The Native Indians have had such a charter in place for over a thousand years. Every decision is made through the lens of what might happen seven generations into the future.

It says that in every decision, be it personal, governmental or corporate, we must consider how it will affect our descendants seven generations into the future. For me, this is hope, love, commitment, sustainability and truth. 

Scrutinising New Inventions

 A generation in our current society is considered to be 25 years, so the idea would be to project 175 years into the future . Then imagine the possible effects of our current actions. All new inventions, even if they appear benign, need to be scrutinised, amplified, even exaggerated to or beyond their ultimate capacity, so we can envision if they are fostering well being or inducing catastrophe.

 This raises questions such as:

  • How do we prevent basic human values and principles being undermined and ignored?
  • Is isolationism as opposed to collectivity and unity going to ensure stability?
  • How do we collaborate to preserve peace and prevent war?
  • Can food sovereignty be maintained?
  • If the population continues to grow rapidly can our planet support all its beings?
  • Can current environmental conditions be sustained?

Good Intentions Gone Wild

     As an example, when Henry Ford developed the internal combustion engine and introduced the motor car, one of his good intentions was enabling people who lived distant from their families to be able to visit them more regularly and quickly. Whether he ever imagined the widespread global use of cars and the resultant need for petrol, or the pollution and overcrowding is unlikely. But it probably wasn’t his intention to create the environmental and social effects that rapid expansion has brought to the world. The same applies to the Wright Brothers, for whom the idea of over 16,000 aeroplanes in the sky at any given moment around the world might have seemed impossible. (See https://www.flightradar24.com)

     All our good ideas and inventions can be dazzling and appear advantageous. However, in the longer term, maybe they are too risky and detrimental to humanity, unless they are carefully managed.

     A change in the way we make decisions and govern ourselves is vital, we urgently need to take a benevolent, loving and respectful perspective. Recently, in the UK, a bill made its way through parliament – no, not the Brexit Withdrawal, though that too is being subjected to exactly the kind of mindless, uncaring, dangerous decision making I have already mentioned.

THIS is a bill for Tomorrow, for tomorrow’s generations, the Future Generations Bill. It’s called ‘Today for Tomorrow’ and it deserves all our support. 

     I leave you with the words of a Shaman, Angaangaq, an ambassador for the Innikut tribe, who I met at the Spirit Of Humanity Conference in Reykjavik a few years ago; his concerns then about the whole world, not only the shrinking ice in his homeland Greenland, were great.

In the earlier times in my world, it was women who made decisions and the task of men was to implement these decisions. For us, it was equality.

When the beauty of grandmothers returns, then our society will change. My prayer is that the women will be willing
to take over this responsibility again.

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Why Be a Beacon of Light

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Light Circle - Beacon of Light Christine Miller

Timeless Truths and Leading Lights

I am exploring what it means to be a leader who, by their own light, the power of their inner and outer purpose and conviction, assists and guides with their presence.  Leaders with a purpose and core values who are an inspiring and supportive beacon of light. Leaders who encourage their people to be innovative, creative and confident in performing their role in the organisation.

Potent Energy and Strength

A leader whose energy is potent enough to serve as an anchor, and a reliable source of strength to their followers. And at the same time, someone whose presence is in service to their people, with humility and acceptance, not arrogance and assumptions of superiority.

Such leaders create the conditions in which their people grow and flourish, and their organisations prosper with greater ease.

Love at Work

In the course of my research on Love at Work, I have been privileged to meet and converse with leaders like this, people who inspire loyalty and respect, and offer those qualities in return to their people.

In Service to Their People

Their success is most often  based on being in service to their people. Whilst they take a firm stance as leader, they acknowledge that the opinions and concerns of those they lead are valid, and they listen deeply, and act accordingly. They are unafraid of admitting to mistakes, and eager to celebrate the contributions and successes of others, as well as acknowledging tough times when life presents its inevitable trials and difficulties.

Two Glowing Examples

Sir Cary Cooper

For a (pardon the pun) glowing example, let me mention Sir Cary Cooper, CBE, Professor of Organisational Psychology at Manchester University. At the time we had our conversation about Love in the Boardroom, Cary was a Distinguished Professor at Lancaster University, and also Pro Vice Chancellor. If you go to his Wikipedia page link,  you can see his extensive awards and accolades in a successful career dedicated to improving the workplace for many people.

One of the questions I asked was what Love, in a business context, means to Sir Cary Cooper. I had previously asked him what love meant to him in his life generally. This is his response:

In a business context … It would mean to me that even if I made a mistake or did something wrong, they would be there for me, and the same for me to them.  It’s really the same thing, in a business context, it’s total acceptance of me, even with my faults.  And that the people I really care about and who care about me would be there for me if something went wrong, if something really went wrong I know they would be there.

Carol Wilson

Another exemplar of this approach is from Carol Wilson, Founder and CEO of Culture at Work and Performance Coach Training, former MD at Virgin, where she was the first woman in the world to found a chart-topping record label, Dindisc. Carol has worked as a coach, trainer and consultant since 2000. Previously she spent 25 years as a corporate MD and board director, which has given her a unique understanding of the pressures faced by managers working in large organizations.

So for me it’s loving developing other people.  When I really feel that I’m expressing love for people in a business context, I’m enabling them to light up and grow. My passion is to go in and teach managers foundation coaching skills, never mind all the fancy advanced stuff. 

I love doing that because it’s life changing, and it gives them permission to start loving themselves and loving other people, and treating each other with kindness and respect.  And to see that happening in the room, it’s just wonderful. 

So that to me is how I express love in a business sense these days.  I also express love by sometimes giving things away for nothing.  Like we almost always have scholarship places on the open courses that we run.  Anybody who needs it, maybe someone has had a really hard time because their partner has left them and they’ve been left destitute or something, or to someone who’s been in prison. 

It’s lovely having the open course  we deliver, because when a deserving case comes along I put them on it, because it gives them life skills which will help them get through the trauma.

Hundreds of Leaders

These are just two examples of the numerous responses I have gathered from hundreds of leaders and people who lead by example, shining out their valuable and illuminating ways of being a loving and caring beacon of light.

Those who operate from fine inner values and service to others seem to experience life in a keener, more fulfilling way, and for our world to evolve and transform to a more loving and caring, kind and respectful place, we need many more to join the re-volution to Love, and develop their ‘LQ’ – the IQ of Love in Leadership. 

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