The Jurists’ Wing of Rajyoga Education & Research Foundation, interiliac imparts the spiritual education and is devising ways and means which will enable the legal fraternity to take up the responsibility for rendering true justice and moral upliftment of the society as a whole.
What We Do..?
Who we are..?
Views and Perspectives
The Jurists’ Wing proposes a new science of law, based on an understanding of natural and divine laws, which takes a holistic view of the universe. This new jurisprudence will include preventive measures that increase the psychological and spiritual immunity of people to stress, temptation and passions. It will also include remedial measures proven effective in reforming persons with criminal tendencies.
Objectives:
- To facilitate and support the application of moral values and ethical behavior in the legal and judicial systems;
- To foster lawfulness in the general public through education in spiritual and moral values;
- To promote love and logic in the administration of justice.
- 24/7 customer support
Our Team
Meet with Our Mentors
Patron, Jurist Wing
Patron, Jurist Wing
Chairperson, Jurist Wing
National Coordinator, Jurist Wing
National Coordinator, Jurist Wing
HQ Coordinator, Jurist Wing
MEDITATION
Who uses Rajyoga Meditation?
Anyone and everyone who wants to can use, and benefit from, Raja Yoga meditation. Some choose to come to a Brahma Kumaris center once a year to confirm a connection, others incorporate meditation into their daily lives.
How to Meditate..!
Meditating is easy. Raja Yoga even has the name ‘Easy Raja Yoga’. But sometimes getting started needs a little explanation. Here is a simple five-step process to follow.
Making space for Meditation
Life already feels full – filled with activities and responsibilities, so where can we put in the activity of meditation? That’s the beauty of Raja Yoga; you can fit it in anywhere.
Making time for Meditation
Most people say they would like to meditate. Most people say they don’t meditate. Because, they say, they don’t have time. So how do busy people, make moments to meditate?
Luminaries Feedback
What Luminaries Say About Us
Some Legal Luminaries have shares their thoughts.
Former Chief Justice, India
Brahma Kumaris have been on the service of reviving spiritual and human values for the upliftment of self & society. Due to its constant efforts, million of people have been benefited in living a tension free, anger free & addiction free happy life.
Former Director of CBI, India
He likely shared his vast experience from a career dedicated to upholding law and order, offering insights into the challenges faced by legal professionals and how spiritual practices can provide inner strength, integrity, and wisdom in their demanding roles.
Judge, Supreme Court, Sri Lanka
He distinguished Spirituality from Religion and said, ” All of us could be joined together in Spirituality but divided in Religion.”
Former Judge, Supreme Court, India
The Jurists Wing focuses on a “new science of law” that includes preventive measures, emphasizing psychological and spiritual immunity.
Former Chief Justice of Nepal
Recognition of the benefits of Raja Yoga meditation and spiritual principles in helping jurists manage stress, maintain composure, and make balanced decisions. Feedback on how the Wing’s programs aid in the personal transformation and well-being of legal professionals.
Ju. V. Eshwaraiah
Chairman, APHRMC