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Qualitative study examines spiritual happiness in Brahma Kumaris teachings, suggesting a path to inner peace.
In recent psychology and spiritual research, spiritual happiness has become a significant domain of study, as in today's society, although people have materially progressed, they are increasingly feeling isolated and lonely, stressed and unstable about their emotions, and empty inside. Avyakt BapDada is considered in the Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University as a source of spiritual knowledge; the teachings offer an insight into spiritual happiness through soul consciousness, purity, self-realization, remembrance of God and spiritual wisdom. In this paper, the presentation of spiritual happiness in Avyakt Murlis is examined and the theoretical, psychological and practical aspects are analysed. The study is qualitative and interpretative in nature and it is based on selected Avyakt Murli teachings, which are gathered in the attached Murli book on happiness (Khushi). The results reveal that spiritual happiness, as BapDada says, does not rely on external success, relationships, and material wealth but is a result of inner spiritual awareness, connection with the Supreme Soul, positive thinking, self-respect and serving humanity. The paper also underscores the role of spiritual happiness as a catalyst for bolstering emotional resilience, inner peace, moral values, and overall well-being.
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