Brahmakumari Geeta

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Brahmakumari Geeta

Motivational Speaker, Spiritual Teacher
Born 12 July 1971
Residence Bhinmal, Rajasthan, India
Nationality Indian
Education M.Sc. Counselling and Spiritual Health
Occupation Spiritual Teacher, Rajyoga Meditator, Motivational Speaker
Organization Brahmakumaris, West Rajasthan
Known For Rajyoga Meditation, Women's Empowerment, Rural Development

Brahmakumari Geeta (BK Geeta) is an Indian spiritual teacher, Rajyoga meditator, and motivational speaker associated with the Brahmakumaris, West Rajasthan. Guided by the belief that "Self Transformation Leads to World Transformation," she has spent her career conducting sessions on meditation, stress management, youth and women's empowerment, and rural development.

Early Life

Brahmakumari Geeta was born on 12 July 1971. She has been practicing Rajyoga Meditation of the Brahmakumaris since childhood, and is based in Bhinmal, Rajasthan.

Education

  • Master of Science in Counselling and Spiritual Health
  • Honorary Doctorate in Counseling and Spiritual Health – South Western University, USA (awarded 9 July 2022, New Delhi)

Career

As a Spiritual Teacher with the Brahmakumaris, West Rajasthan, Sister Geeta has conducted regular sessions on Rajyoga Meditation, stress management, youth empowerment, women's empowerment, and rural development programmes.

She has delivered numerous sessions at corporates, universities, and colleges on topics including:

  • Meditation as Medicine
  • Harmony in Relations
  • Life Skill Development
  • Positive Personality Development
  • Appreciate the Self
  • Perfect Lifestyle
  • Stress-Free Lifestyle
  • Sustainable Yogic Natural Farming
  • Women Empowerment

On 21 June 2017, she conducted a session on Rajyoga Meditation at the Maharashtra Vidhan Sabha and Governor House.

She has also appeared on television programmes, including Samyak Jeevan Shaili Rajyoga and Jain Darshan Shaili.

Community and Health Initiatives

In Bhinmal, Brahmakumari Geeta organized more than 125 medical health camps, providing free consultations to over 50,500 villagers, along with free treatment and medicines for poor villagers. More than 10,000 people received free cataract surgery through these camps. She has also led campaigns and camps for adult education and life skills training for children and youth.

During the COVID-19 pandemic in 2021, she was recognized by the World Book of Records (WBR), London, and the World Health Organization (WHO) for her services during the crisis.

Leadership and Government Engagement

  • Special Facilitator, Y20 Project under the G20 programme, Ministry of Youth Affairs, Government of India
  • Member, National Committee of the Youth Wing and Agriculture and Rural Development Wing, Rajyoga Education Research Foundation of Brahmakumaris

Awards and Recognition

  • Women Achievers Award (4 February 2023, Jaipur) – Real Foundation of Charity Community Service Trust
  • Pride of India Award – Socially Point Foundation
  • Bharat Shree Award
  • Special Recognition – World Book of Records (London) and World Health Organization, for services during the COVID-19 period (2021)

Online Presence

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