Just A Minute CD – Sister Jayanti

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About this product

Just-a-minute at HOME When you awaken, let your first moment be a silent one, to collect yourself and breathe in power and purpose before you start the day. Make a little quiet space at home where you connect with the occasional minute of peace: the atmosphere of this will spread throughout your home.

Just-a-minute on the MOVE Before you set out on a journey, when you’re stuck in traffic, or at your journey’s end, take a moment to focus before you move forward. Travel by car, train or bus all offer opportunities to practise and enjoy just-a-minute.

Just-a-minute at WORK Sitting at your desk or workplace, before a challenging task or meeting, take just-a-minute to rest, relax and reflect. Stepping away from work for a while will improve your concentration and even the quality of what you do.

Just-a-minute with FAMILY Find time as a family to share a minute of silence and help create a relaxed atmosphere. Children, even very young ones, love to learn and practise just-a-minute between actions and interactions.

About the speaker:

Sister Jayanti is the Additional Administrative Head of The Brahma Kumaris, the world’s largest spiritual organisation to be led by women. She is a spiritual teacher, much sought after international public speaker, author and a visionary leader guided by spiritual values and principles.

Sister Jayanti embodies a unique blend of Eastern wisdom and Western education and culture; imparting the deepest spiritual truths with the utmost clarity. Her prominent speaking themes include leadership, environment & climate change, women’s empowerment; health & well-being, racial harmony, interreligious friendships & global peace.

In these critical times in which humanity is facing up to the challenges of change, her message invites each of us to embody a positive vision of a brighter world. Her spiritual knowledge, inner peace and radiant love have inspired millions across the globe to empower themselves to make changes to their lives.