Brahma Kumaris Europe

GERMANY

The Brahma Kumaris journey in Germany began in 1972, when the first Raja Yoga students gathered in Frankfurt after discovering the teachings in India. What began as small meditation gatherings has grown into around 17 Raja Yoga centers across the country, with Frankfurt remaining the main centre. Today, these centers offer spaces for meditation, spiritual study, lectures, workshops and meaningful exchange, with activities supported entirely by volunteers.

Frankfurt

The Frankfurt School for Raja Yoga and Meditation was the first of the Brahma Kumaris in Germany. After its beginnings in Bornheim, it has now been relocated in the north of Frankfurt in Eschersheim since 2001, a few minutes away from the White Stone and the Green banks of the Nidda. The front building has a course room and rooms for the center team. In the Back house there is a large function room for events, meditations and courses

Seminarhaus: Moringen

The Seminar House Moringen is a peaceful retreat center situated in the scenic countryside of southern Lower Saxony, just 3 km from small town of Moringen.

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Inner Space:Dresden

Located in the vibrant Dresden Neustadt, InnerSpace Dresden is a welcoming place to pause, reconnect and explore inner well-being. Through meditation, spiritual events and Raja Yoga courses, it offers a space for reflection and personal discovery, open to everyone regardless of background or circumstances

Other Raja Yoga Meditation Schools Across Germany

Beyond its larger centers and retreat houses, the Brahma Kumaris has a network of welcoming Raja Yoga meditation schools and learning spaces across Germany. From Lübeck, Bremen and Hamburg to Hannover and other cities, these smaller centres offer peaceful spaces for meditation, reflection, spiritual learning and meaningful exchange

ITLAY

The Brahma Kumaris has been offering Raja Yoga meditation and programmes in Italy since 1984, beginning in Rome and later expanding to Milan, Bologna and Parma, with regular activities in Veneto and Sardinia. Alongside these city-based spaces, Casa Sangam , offers a peaceful retreat setting surrounded by nature, bringing together meditation, retreats and a simple way of living. The Brahma Kumaris also takes part in initiatives that promote peace, interfaith understanding and service, including its recent involvement with the Global House of Friendship and Hope in Assisi.

Casa Sangam:Gubbio

Casa Sangam, meaning “Meeting Home,” was created in 2007 by Piero Musini, who moved from his career in advertising and documentary production to establish this retreat center in Gubbio. Set within the beautiful Tenuta di Fassia in the Umbrian countryside, it offers views of the hilltop town of Gubbio and a peaceful natural setting.

The surrounding land includes woodland, three lakes and protected flora and fauna, creating an ideal atmosphere for retreats and reflection. The centre also follows organic and sustainable farming practices, including Sustainable Yogic Agriculture, one of the first initiatives of its kind in Europe