Spiritual leader Didi Krishna to hold 3 signature events in tri-state 

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Following the resounding success of her recent events in Miami, Dallas, and Los Angeles, spiritual leader and inspirational mentor Didi Krishna is planning three gatherings in the tristate area, “promising moments of profound insight and spiritual rejuvenation.”

Didi Krishna is the current leader of the Sadhu Vaswani Mission which has more than 70 worldwide centers and 20+ schools and hospitals, among them the Sadhu Vaswani Center for World Peace (USA), one of the overseas outposts of the Sadhu Vaswani Mission, headquartered in Pune, India, according to a press release. Her goal is to inspire positive change through year-round programs and initiatives, from Animal Rights Day on November 25th to Global Forgiveness Day on August 2.

On May 12th, in the heart of New Jersey, Didi Krishna will lead a special Mother’s Day community event, bringing together the Sindhi community for a joyous celebration of culture and tradition. The event will be set against the backdrop of a vibrant street festival, in a bid to foster connections, honor mothers, and celebrate the rich heritage of the Sindhi community.

May 21st, Didi Krishna will be in Manhattan at an event featuring Grammy-nominated devotional singer Krishna Das for a concert performance by Das, followed by Didi Krishna’s  talk on unlocking the inner power within.

On June 1st, she will be at the World Peace Festival in New Jersey. As an interfaith gathering, the festival is expected to bring together people of all backgrounds and beliefs to celebrate peace and multiculturalism. Highlights will be performances by Gurukul children, guided peace meditations, and insightful talks by community leaders.

All three events are free and open to the public.

As Didi Krishna plans to conclude her world tour with upcoming events in Boston, Chicago, and London, to promote peace, she follows legacy of her Gurus, Sadhu T.L. Vaswani and  Dada J.P. Vaswani.

For event details and registration, visit www.sadhuvaswanicenter.com.