Dadi Ratan Mohini, head of the Brahma Kumaris, passes away

Dadi Ratan Mohini, the centenarian spiritual leader and chief administrator of the Brahma Kumaris, passed away on April 8, 2025. She was the second chief of the Brahma Kumaris to reach an advanced age, following Dadi Janki.

Significance:

1. Spiritual Leadership:
   • Headed the Brahma Kumaris, the world’s largest spiritual organisation, emphasizing meditation, moral values, and global peace.
   • Contributed to the promotion of Jain-inspired spiritual and ethical values globally.
2. Cultural and Historical Importance:
   • Born in Hyderabad Sindh (now in Pakistan) and migrated to India post-Partition, representing the resilience and continuity of spiritual traditions amid historical upheavals.
   • Represented India at international forums such as the World Peace Conference in Japan (1954), reflecting the soft power of Indian spiritual traditions.
3. Global Impact:
   • Traveled extensively (Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia) spreading moral and spiritual values.
   • Her leadership strengthened India’s cultural diplomacy through spiritual and moral outreach.
4. Longevity and Legacy:
   • Centenarian leader, indicating the continuity of leadership in the Brahma Kumaris, fostering institutional stability.
   • Undertook 31,000 km spiritual journeys promoting peace, ethics, and cultural values, showing active engagement in public life well into old age.
5. Recognition by Leaders:
   • Condolences from President Droupadi Murmu, PM Narendra Modi, and Rajasthan CM Bhajan Lal Sharma signify her national recognition and influence in spiritual and social spheres.
     
     Updated - April 08, 2025 09:22 pm  | The Hindu