Diary Date

International Raja Yoga Teacher Training
24th March – 2nd April 2026
Om Shanti Retreat Centre, near Delhi, India

 

Dear Divine Family,

Om shanti

We are delighted to announce that the International Raja Yoga Teacher Training at Om Shanti Retreat Centre (ORC), Delhi, India will be taking place Tuesday 24th March -Thursday 2nd April 2026.  

Participants should be regular BK students who have been in knowledge a minimum of five years, have been to Madhuban at least once, and are listening daily to Murli. Those attending need to be following all the Maryadas. All participants need to obtain permission from their Centre Coordinator to attend this training.

This training is open to:
•        Those who would like to start the journey of preparing to teach
•        Those already teaching the Raja Yoga Course who would like a refresher
•        Those who are keen to have a week to review and be absorbed in the Raja Yoga Course

This training is scheduled after the Double Foreigner Madhuban Programme. Those attending from Group 10 have been given special permission by seniors to arrive on 10th or 11th March and attend BapDada’s meeting on Sunday 22nd March. They would need to arrange travel to arrive in ORC no later than noon 24th March as the training starts later that day. Departures will be after lunch on Thursday 2nd April.

The training covers the beginning, intermediate and advanced levels of the Raja Yoga course as well as sessions on meditation, experiential facilitation, and learning skills.  It also includes mini sessions in which participants develop their presentation skills by practice-teaching a segment of a lesson and are given constructive feedback by their peers.

The training will be conducted by experienced teachers: Sisters Margaret Barron (UK), Mary-Jeanne (Canada), Rekha Vallishayee and Dipti Khatry (UK).

In addition some experienced teachers with facilitation skills are also needed to help facilitate small group practice-teaching sessions

A few additional support helpers are also needed who have good office and people skills to help with various tasks including administration, registration and valuables, accommodation, dining services and special diets etc. Once these tasks are completed such helpers are welcome to join any of the sessions except the practicums; however, their first responsibility is to fulfil their support duties.

This summary note is so that those interested in attending the International Teacher Training can put these dates in their diary and start to plan for their Madhuban experience as well as attending the teacher training.  Further information will follow in the next couple of months with more detailed information and a registration link will be provided.  We request that you please wait to book your travel until you receive a confirmation email from the administrator verifying that your space in the training has been reserved.

If you have any queries please email us at: teachertraining@brahmakumaris.org

In Baba's remembrance,

Sisters Margaret Barron (UK), Mary-Jeanne (Canada), Rekha Vallishayee and Dipti Khatry (UK)
Members of the International Teacher Training Team