Sector 57, Hong Kong Bazar
The Brahma Kumaris Rajyoga Meditation Centre in Sector 57, Gurugram is one of several centres across New Gurugram offering a quiet space for meditation, self-introspection, and spiritual learning. Rooted in the practice of Rajyoga meditation, the centre welcomes spiritual seekers to experience silence, reflection, and guided practice as part of their everyday life.
This meditation centre in Sector 57, Gurugram, is connected to the wider network of Brahma Kumaris centres in the region, supporting individuals through regular meditation sessions and spiritual guidance rooted in Rajyoga teachings.
In the stillness of the mind lies a peace that no external circumstance can disturb. Rajyoga teaches that the self is not the body, but the soul — a being of light, peace, and awareness that simply resides within the body for a time. When one turns inward, even briefly each day, the noise of the world begins to settle, and a quiet clarity takes its place. This is the essence of meditation practised at this centre: not an escape from life, but a return to one's own original, peaceful nature.
1. Are meditation sessions at this Sector 57 centre free?
Yes. All meditation sessions, spiritual talks, and programs at this centre are offered free of charge, in keeping with the practice at every Brahma Kumaris centre.
2. What can I learn at the Brahma Kumaris Rajayoga Meditation Centre in Sector 57?
The centre provides a peaceful environment for meditation, self-introspection and spiritual learning. Visitors can explore Rajayoga meditation and practices focused on self-transformation and inner well-being.
3. How can I contact the Brahma Kumaris meditation centre in Sector 57, Gurugram?
For information about the Brahma Kumaris Rajayoga Meditation Centre in Sector 57, Gurugram, you can contact the centre at 9650692161 or email bkdlf2@gmail.com.
4. Is there a meditation centre near Hong Kong Bazar, Sector 57?
Yes, the Brahma Kumaris Rajayoga Meditation Centre is located at Hong Kong Bazar in Sector 57, near Rider Sports Academy, making it accessible to people in the surrounding area.
The Brahma Kumaris may seem ordinary on the outside, but their lives are internally extraordinary