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Frontier science meets deep soul awareness as Dadi Janki, who was the head of the Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University converses with Neville Hodgkinson, former Sunday Times science and medical correspondent. I KNOW HOW TO LIVE, I KNOW HOW TO DIE conveys the love and strength that emerges within us as well as the huge benefits brought to our work and relationships, when we restore our connection with the divine through spiritual understanding and practice.
The physical book currently available is the original edition. Our newly updated edition is currently available exclusively as an eBook.
About the author Neville Hodgkinson
Neville worked for many years as a full-time medical and science correspondent of a number of newspapers in the UK, including the Sunday Times and Daily Mail. He is the author of ‘Will to be Well – the Real Alternative Medicine (Hutchinson,1984) and AIDS: The Failure of Contemporary Science (Fourth Estate, 1996). He began practising Raja Yoga in 1981 and 20 years ago decided to dedicate his life to the BK movement. He now lives at a retreat centre near Oxford.
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bharti deshpande –
I am deeply inspired by Brahma kumari teachings .Dadi Janki has been instrumental in changing my life after my mother expired on 7 July 2009. Her look has given me powers to move ahead. I used to watch your serial on aastha every night and only after seeing her face I could sleep. Your speeches are fantastic and very caming. The power of silence has helped
Me a lot….i love ❤ Bhramakumaris
Toots –
I so enjoyed this fascinating book, as though listening into a sweet conversation between science and spirituality and where the two meet, shared with great gentleness in the questioner Neville Hodgkinson and with great wisdom from Dadi Janki, echoing a lifetime of spiritual research and experience.
This is such a useful read with a structure of looking at living and dying, each chapter with Dadis perspective shedding light and love. How to take spiritual birth is explored as well as how the power and death of the ego and the old world can come about as transformation continues to happen in people’s consciousness which can crest a new world. Neville explores the wider picture and invites Dadi to share her thoughts on where we are going, as well as who we are and to whom do we belong.
It also shows where the crossover between science and spirituality is happening as science now recognises that matter is secondary to mind. Neville offers much of his own wisdom of this meeting place as well as inviting Dadi’s words to flow through each chapter. A renewed optimism and enthusiasm is ignited as Dadi offers such beautiful and deep understanding of the benevolent nature of God, and how as we wake to our spiritual identity we can easily start to experience the power and strength from seeking a direct connection with This One. Dadi’s faith that this can happen for each one , pours from the pages.
There are so many insights into the spiritual journey so relax, read, travel inwards and realise……
Siew yin –
i am interested to read this book to find out about how to die and how to live. I saw Dadi Janki somewhere in the past when she was giving speech or teaching which was inspiring and calming. Just placed an order and look forward to receiving it…