Brahmakumaris, Neemuch - M.P.

The Brahma Kumaris see humans as being made up of two parts; an external body (including extensions such as status and possessions) and an internal soul whose character structure is revealed through a person's external activity - whether actions are done with love, peacefully, with happiness or humility is an aspect of one's soul. The group teaches that the soul is an infinitesimal point of spiritual light residing in the forehead of the body it occupies, and that all souls originally existed with God in a "Soul World", a world of infinite light, peace and silence. Here the Brahma Kumaris believe souls were in a state of complete rest and beyond experience.

The Brahma Kumaris teach that Souls enter bodies to take birth in order to experience life and give expression to their personality. Unlike other Eastern traditions, the Brahma Kumaris do not believe that the human soul can transmigrate into other species.....