Thousands of people, including the Governor, Chief Minister, and Deputy Chief Minister, paid tribute to Rajyogini Awadhesh Didi.

- The Chief Minister said, "Your dedication, service, and a life dedicated to the spiritual world will always be a source of inspiration."

- Awadhesh Didi merged into the five elements; thousands of people from across the country attended her funeral.

Bhopal. Rajyogini Awadhesh Didi, Director of the Bhopal Zone of the Brahma Kumaris Institute, merged into the five elements on Saturday. Her Vaikunthi Yatra began from the zonal headquarters, Rajyog Bhavan, and thousands of people participated. The funeral pyre was lit at 1 p.m. at Muktidham in Subhash Nagar. Prior to this, thousands of people, including Madhya Pradesh Governor Mangubhai Patel, Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav, Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, and Madhya Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Rajendra Shukla, reached Rajyog Bhavan and paid tribute and remembered her service. She breathed her last at 12:15 p.m. on September 19th while undergoing treatment at a private hospital. She had been on a ventilator for two days and had been experiencing poor health for the past year.

Paying tribute, Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav said, "Revered BK Awadhesh Didi is no longer with us. Everyone's time is fixed, from birth to death, but Didi lived her entire life for the welfare of the people. We learn from Didi how to achieve self-control through Raja Yoga meditation, even in domestic life. Whenever we met, she greeted us with affection and blessings. This body is mortal, but thoughts are immortal. Didi is with us through her thoughts and subtle body. She will always pave our way. Didi's affection and teachings will always be with us. On behalf of the Madhya Pradesh government, I offer my tribute to Didi. I pray to Mahakal that the memories of the life Didi lived remain with us forever. She always inspired us to abandon our shortcomings and embrace the good. Your dedication, service, and your life dedicated to the spiritual world will always be a source of inspiration." Didi was filled with incredible spiritual energy.

Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that the passing away of Rajyogini Brahmakumari Awadhesh Didi is deeply saddening for all of us. She visited homes on all festivals, including Rakshabandhan, bringing with her abundant love and blessings. Didi was filled with incredible spiritual energy. She dedicated her entire life to guiding people towards the right path and leading them on the path of well-being. Didi has not abandoned us; her blessings are always with us. Principal Secretary of the Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly, Awadhesh Pratap Singh, was also present on the occasion. A day earlier, Deputy Chief Minister Rajendra Shukla, while paying tribute, remembered her lifelong service.

Brahma Kumaris perform yoga and penance upon the passing of someone.

The Brahma Kumaris believe that when someone leaves their body, if we mourn or shed tears, the departed soul is saddened. Therefore, when a brother or sister associated with the Brahma Kumaris passes away, yoga is performed sitting in front of their mortal remains. Through yoga, BK members give them vibrations of good intentions. They also receive rays of power from God and give them to the soul so that it experiences peace and completes its journey happily.

Sisters also participate with brothers in the funeral rites.

In the Brahma Kumaris, sisters also participate with brothers in the funeral rites and the final journey. They also light the funeral pyre along with their brothers. The Brahma Kumaris believe that women have been empowered by God himself and placed at the forefront of the work of world peace. Before the funeral, the organization's Shiva flag is offered to the mortal remains.

Senior officials arrived from Mount Abu for the funeral. Hundreds of people, including Rajyogini BK Prabha Didi, Director of Gyan Sarovar, BK Dev Bhai, in-charge of the residence, BK Harish Bhai, Headquarters Coordinator of the Administrative Services Division, and BK Komal Bhai, PRO of the Institute, arrived from Mount Abu headquarters to attend the last rites of Awadhesh Didi. Along with Rajyogini BK Hemlata Didi, Director of the Indore Zone, BK Asha Didi from Bhilai, BK Revati Didi from the Indore Zonal Headquarters, and BK Ayushi Didi, thousands of Brahma Kumar brothers and sisters from across the country arrived to offer their respects and bid a final farewell.

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