Tapasya Dham,
Retreat place

Sister Ranjan

Since a young age, Sister Ranjan had a strong desire to serve humanity. When she joined Brahma Kumaris in 1982 in London and began practicing Raja Yoga, she realized the highest way to serve humanity is by transforming herself through practicing spirituality. She served in the UK, and Dadi Janki, the former Administrative Head of Brahma Kumaris, sent her to Dallas, USA, in 1999. She oversees the centers in North Texas, a retreat place, and surrounding areas.

Sister Jyoti Puthran

Sister Jyoti began practicing Raja Yoga meditation in 2011. She has been taking care of Tapasya Dham, the retreat place. She says practicing Raja Yoga meditation brings harmony, balance, and a deeper understanding of oneself and the world.

Sister Linda Kiisk

Since childhood, Linda loved making beautiful places. She went on to practice and teach architecture and began to notice how each individual saw and experienced environments differently. She traveled globally to study how different cultures impacted the perception of space. Coincidentally, in 2015, Linda had her first experience with Raja Yoga meditation. She then had the profound realization that through meditation, one could connect with the essence of spiritual light and create a relationship with the Source of life. She finally found what she had been looking for on the outside all those years and now, at last, has the good fortune to be retired and devote the rest of her life to experiencing and sharing the benefits with all souls of a most beautiful and meaningful spiritual journey towards inner harmony.