Have you been touched by BK Shiv­ani’s wis­dom on­line? Now’s your chance to see her in per­son!

BK Shiv­ani, from the Brah­ma Ku­maris move­ment, is com­ing to Trinidad on Sep­tem­ber 19 to speak on “The Path to For­give­ness and Heal­ing” at the Cen­tre of Ex­cel­lence from 7 pm to 8:30 pm.

Doors open at 5 pm and close at 6:55 pm. You are asked to be seat­ed by 6 pm.

Tick­ets are FREE, but lim­it­ed seats are avail­able, so reg­is­ter now. Se­cure your spot at www.tick­et­gate­way.com/event/view/trinidad-sis­ter­shiv­ani2024

For more in­for­ma­tion, call 783-3051 (What­sApp and calls); 737-1779 (What­sApp and calls); 665-6933 (land­line).

Don’t miss out on this unique op­por­tu­ni­ty to learn from Sis­ter Shiv­ani and trans­form your life.

In­spi­ra­tional quotes by BK Shiv­ani

Self-Aware­ness and Per­son­al Growth

1. “Your thoughts cre­ate your re­al­i­ty. Choose wise­ly.”

Mean­ing: This quote em­pha­sis­es the pow­er of our thoughts in shap­ing our re­al­i­ty. It en­cour­ages us to be mind­ful of the thoughts we en­ter­tain and choose pos­i­tive, em­pow­er­ing thoughts to man­i­fest a de­sir­able re­al­i­ty.

On re­al­i­ty

2. “Shift your fo­cus from what’s wrong to what’s right. Grat­i­tude is the key to hap­pi­ness.”

Mean­ing: By shift­ing our per­spec­tive from what is go­ing wrong to what is go­ing right, we cul­ti­vate grat­i­tude. This quote sug­gests that grat­i­tude is the gate­way to hap­pi­ness and en­cour­ages us to fo­cus on the bless­ings in our lives.

On grat­i­tude

3. “Self-re­flec­tion is the key to self-dis­cov­ery. Look with­in, and you’ll find all the an­swers.”

Mean­ing: Self-re­flec­tion is a vi­tal tool for un­der­stand­ing our­selves deeply. By turn­ing in­ward and in­tro­spect­ing, we can un­cov­er our true po­ten­tial and find the an­swers we seek with­in our­selves.

On self re­flec­tion

4. “Si­lence your in­ner crit­ic and em­brace self-love. You are wor­thy of all the love and hap­pi­ness in the world.”

Mean­ing: This quote urges us to qui­et the neg­a­tive in­ner voice that crit­i­cis­es and doubts us. It re­minds us to prac­tice self-love, recog­nis­ing our in­her­ent wor­thi­ness of love and hap­pi­ness.

On si­lence

5. “Em­brace change and let go of re­sis­tance. Trans­for­ma­tion be­gins when you step out of your com­fort zone.”

Mean­ing: Change is an in­evitable part of life, and this quote en­cour­ages us to em­brace it rather than re­sist it. By step­ping out of our com­fort zones, we in­vite trans­for­ma­tion and per­son­al growth.

On trans­for­ma­tion

6. “For­give­ness sets you free. Re­lease the bur­den of re­sent­ment and choose lib­er­a­tion.”

Mean­ing: For­give­ness is a pow­er­ful act that lib­er­ates us from the bur­den of re­sent­ment and al­lows us to move for­ward with peace and free­dom.

On for­give­ness

7. “Nur­ture your strengths and em­brace your unique­ness. You have some­thing spe­cial to of­fer to the world.”

Mean­ing: This quote em­pha­sis­es the im­por­tance of recog­nis­ing and nur­tur­ing our strengths and em­brac­ing our unique qual­i­ties. It re­minds us that we all have some­thing valu­able to con­tribute to the world.

Mind­ful­ness and In­ner Peace

8. “Be present at the mo­ment. The present is the door­way to peace.”

Mean­ing: This quote high­lights the sig­nif­i­cance of be­ing ful­ly present at the mo­ment. By em­brac­ing the now, we can ex­pe­ri­ence in­ner peace and a deep­er con­nec­tion with our­selves and the world around us.

On mo­ments

9. “Prac­tice still­ness and find so­lace in si­lence. The an­swers re­side in the qui­et spaces with­in.”

Mean­ing: By cul­ti­vat­ing mo­ments of still­ness and si­lence, we cre­ate an op­por­tu­ni­ty to lis­ten to our in­ner voice and ac­cess the wis­dom and guid­ance that re­sides with­in us.

On prac­tice

10. “Let go of wor­ries and sur­ren­der to the flow of life. Trust that every­thing is un­fold­ing as it should.”

Mean­ing: This quote en­cour­ages us to re­lease our wor­ries and trust in the nat­ur­al flow of life. It re­minds us that things are un­fold­ing ac­cord­ing to a greater plan, and sur­ren­der­ing al­lows us to find peace and seren­i­ty.

On wor­ries

11. “Grat­i­tude is a mag­net for abun­dance. Count your bless­ings and watch them mul­ti­ply.”

Mean­ing: Ex­press­ing grat­i­tude at­tracts abun­dance in­to our lives. By ac­knowl­edg­ing and ap­pre­ci­at­ing the bless­ings we have, we cre­ate a pos­i­tive en­er­gy that at­tracts more abun­dance.

On grat­i­tude

12. “Em­brace un­cer­tain­ty and have faith in the jour­ney. Mir­a­cles of­ten hap­pen in the spaces of the un­known.”

Mean­ing: This quote sug­gests that em­brac­ing un­cer­tain­ty and hav­ing faith in the jour­ney can lead to un­ex­pect­ed mir­a­cles and op­por­tu­ni­ties. It en­cour­ages us to trust the process and have con­fi­dence in the un­known.

On faith

13. “Prac­tice self-care and pri­ori­tise your well-be­ing. You can­not pour from an emp­ty cup.”

Mean­ing: Self-care is es­sen­tial for main­tain­ing over­all well-be­ing. This quote re­minds us to pri­ori­tise our­selves and fill our own cups first be­fore tak­ing care of oth­ers.

On self care

14. “Sim­plic­i­ty holds pro­found beau­ty. Find joy in the lit­tle things and let sim­plic­i­ty be your guide.”

Mean­ing: This quote high­lights the beau­ty and joy that can be found in sim­plic­i­ty. It en­cour­ages us to ap­pre­ci­ate the small things in life and em­brace a more un­com­pli­cat­ed and ful­fill­ing way of liv­ing.

On sim­plic­i­ty

Re­la­tion­ships and Con­nec­tion

15. “The qual­i­ty of your re­la­tion­ships de­ter­mines the qual­i­ty of your life. Nur­ture them with love, re­spect, and un­der­stand­ing.”

Mean­ing: This quote em­pha­sis­es the im­por­tance of nur­tur­ing healthy and mean­ing­ful re­la­tion­ships. It re­minds us that the qual­i­ty of our re­la­tion­ships di­rect­ly im­pacts the qual­i­ty of our lives.

On re­la­tion­ships

16. “Prac­tice em­pa­thy and seek to un­der­stand be­fore be­ing un­der­stood. Con­nec­tion blos­soms through gen­uine com­pas­sion.”

Mean­ing: This quote en­cour­ages us to cul­ti­vate em­pa­thy and strive to un­der­stand oth­ers be­fore seek­ing to be un­der­stood. It high­lights the pow­er of gen­uine com­pas­sion in fos­ter­ing deep con­nec­tions.