Wayfinders: Ordinary People Changing the World

13 April 2025

In the Concert Hall

Talks and Ideas

Feeling overwhelmed by the uncertainty in our world? Through inspiring stories, music, and meditation, this free event offers hope, clarity, and a path to personal and collective transformation.

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Wayfinders: Ordinary People Changing the World

In a world filled with uncertainty, how do we find hope? This free event by the Brahma Kumaris Australia is a transformative experience of powerful personal storytelling, inspiring music, and meditation. Through deeply moving narratives, you’ll witness how ordinary people overcome adversity and ignite change - proving that even the smallest shift within can create ripples in the world around us. Join us for an afternoon of heartfelt wisdom that will help you reconnect with your inner strength. Come find your light.

Presented by The Brahma Kumaris

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