1. Visit of Teachers from the Indian Embassy School, MoscowII. Being a Giver Like the Father. Family Retreat in Moscow I. Visit of Teachers from the Indian Embassy School
About the school:
Established in the year 1987, today the Indian Embassy School has a strength of a little around 300 students with classes I to XII and has Science and Commerce streams. The school is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education (C.B.S.E), New Delhi and follows the curriculum framed by NCERT, New Delhi, India.
Invitation:
Mr. Bighneswar, Principal of the Embassy of India School (Kendriya Vidyalaya), Moscow requested Sudha Didi, Director, Brahma Kumaris, Moscow to conduct following two lessons viz.,
(a) Managing the self emotion and students emotions in the classroom for better pedagogy
(b) Meditation for better understanding and managing self for academic success.
Sessions:
Accordingly, Sudha Didi (M.Sc. B.Ed.) conducted the two sessions.
The teaching staff were the beneficiaries.
The learned Indian Central Vidyalaya teachers sincerely listened to the lectures and actively participated in the Q&A session.
Homely atmosphere was created. The guests had lunch, tea, etc. After everything was over, there was no ending for the photo sessions.
In small groups the teachers began to visit Baba’s Home to learn meditation.Programme was held at
Mayak Mira Retreat Centre, Moscow.
Testimonials:
i) Namaskar ji
We are thankful to Sudha Didi, Dr. Vijay and the team for the warm hospitality and spiritual welcome with an educational retreat. It was a wonderful time for us today with you all.
May God bless you with Happiness and good health so that you can take care of the people and support the society.
ii) Respected Sudha ji
Please accept our heartiest gratitude for organising a truly enriching, serene and deeply inspiring visit for the members of our school. The session provided valuable techniques for mental well being and inner peace. It was so enriching that after attending the session, our teachers are finding themselves more equipped with the tools to create a more nurturing learning environment in the classrooms. We would also like to thank your dedicated team for warm hospitality and sumptuous lunch and acknowledge their efforts.
We sincerely appreciate your dedication to supporting our teachers’ personal and professional lives by answering their questions with a lot of patience and serenity.
With high regards
Yours Sincerely,
Sd/
Bighneswar Patnaik
Principal
Embassy of India School (K.V.) Moscow
Dt. 15.05.2026
Original letter is at the bottom.
Photo Report:Visit of Teachers from the Indian Embassy School, Moscow
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Photo courtesy of the Indian Embassy School, MoscowII. Being a Giver Like the Father”Family Retreat in Moscow”
This spring, Mayak Mira (MM) the Lighthouse of Peace once again became a major pilgrimage site for many of Baba’s children.
Brahmins from Moscow and far away cities from Russia joined the retreat to experience an atmosphere of Madhuban and gain a new, unforgettable experience.
Programme opened with the Powerful class by Sudha Didi.
Theme: “How to be the Bestower like the Father”. “To bestow means to receive”.
Brother Vijay conducted the closing session on “Serving with Mind”.
One hour each class of experience on the themes, Q&A sessions, drishti, toli, blessings and much more.
From the very beginning of the retreat, we had the opportunity to demonstrate our role as givers: we became acquainted with a new spiritual self, opened our hearts to each other, and shared thoughts about the state of giving.
Everyday ruh rihan and churning of daily murli in groups, sharing the experiences of being in Madhuban, creative group work, and listening to our sisters about love stories with Baba. One full day practice of deep soul conscious silence including Amrit Vela pilgrimage through the places as in Madhuban. Experiments with yoga. Practice of giving drishti. Madhuban experience: why Madhuban pulls the soul, which special efforts are expected to be done in Madhuban, feeling of difference between Sakar and Avyakt BapDada, what did you bring from Madhuban. Mayak Mira park also brought us a Madhuban feeling while we had a Creative task on Image of the bestower, sharing history of spiritual love, blessing the Elements of Nature. Ofcourse, regular morning exercises, vegetable cutting as in Madhuban, Madhuban tea and light BrahmaBhoj in silence, etc. remained eternally in our hearts. The retreat program utilized materials and exercises that the Brahmins brought from Madhuban this season.Every day was filled with joy and ecstasy through the spiritual interaction among the members of the retreat, and ofcourse Baba’s company and ancestors’ subtle presence.This experience of Madhuban will remain in our hearts forever.This is how the days of the retreat unfolded.Om shanti.Video shot:Being a Giver Like the Father. “Family Retreat in Moscow”
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Photo Reports:Being a Giver Like the Father. “Family Retreat in Moscow”
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