Brahma Kumaris is not a cult, says Neville Hodgkinson


Members of Brahma Kumaris at a sunset meditation at Baba’s Rock, Mt Abu, Rajasthan, India. Photo: Brahma Kumaris

British journalist, author and meditator Neville Hodgkinson and his wife, Liz, split in 1988. He felt bad for a long time about the marriage not working because he was too caught up in his spiritual journey at the time.

But two decades later, he had a good laugh about that difficult time when he read The House Is Full Of Yogis (HarperCollins, 2014), a book written by his younger son Will. It tells of the early days when Hodg-kinson began practising with Brahma Kumaris (BK) in the 1980s.

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