Welcome to The Future Humans Podcast with co-hosts Dr. Jean Houston and Dr. Anneloes Smitsman, for meeting with remarkable pioneers from around the world who walk the path of our future human potential.

For this episode Jean and Anneloes talk with Sister Dr. Jenna, an acclaimed spiritual mentor, and founder and director of the Brahma Kumaris Meditation Museum. In their conversation they explore: how to live our lives through soul consciousness, the importance of meditation, how to embrace our challenges through grace and compassion, the hidden gift within dementia, the path of inner healing, and the ways of inner and outer peace. Towards the end, Sister Jenna reminds us: “Look at how big we are, and take a small step.”

Sister Dr. Jenna is the author of the recently released book "Meditation: Intimate Experiences with the Divine through Contemplative Practices," which includes over 30 contributing authors. As an acclaimed, trusted spiritual mentor she is committed to bridging divides in societies and building relationships between global influencers. She has impacted lives around the globe, inspiring change and finding solutions to current day crises as the founder and director of the Brahma Kumaris Meditation Museum. She is the host of the popular "America Meditating" Radio Show and recipient of the President’s Lifetime National Community Service Award. She is a member of the Evolutionary Leaders Circle and was selected by Empower A Billion Women 2020 as one of 100 most influential leaders of 2015. Sister Dr. Jenna’s voice of influence is particularly needed in the wake of tragedy and increasing violence in our world.

• To connect with Sister Dr. Jenna visit: https://www.meditationmuseum.org/ and https://www.americameditating.org/ 
• To connect with Dr. Jean Houston and Dr. Anneloes Smitsman, and learn more about their Future Humans Trilogy, visit: https://www.futurehumans.world 
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