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Browsing forward to p. 113 there is nothing regarding the birth year. Whatever the explanation for this is, I would not know. But bottom line is that there are zero independent, reliable sources as far as I can tell that convincingly support the 1984 birth year. I am going to boldly remove this claim
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a website made and maintained by adherents and thus not an independent, secondary source. Let me point out what appears to be just one mistake these women make in their research of their own organisation and its founder. They write: "... memories of local politicians (Hardy 1984) of the 1930s declare
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As for the certificate, I'm just trying to show you why primary sources are not acceptable on
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2697:, your certificate is issued to someone at an address that doesn't even exist. And that name ("Wanda Babansky") returns exactly zero results on search engines, apart from this discussion. Unless validated by a reliable source, it's as good as a certificate that states Kenya as Lekhraj's birth place.
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Since that time, and especially since their expansion into the West where there was no PBK representation, the BKs have employed their resources to re-write the history of the religion including their founder-gurus date of birth to match the predictions. This was then taken from granted and repeated
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Frankly, I'm getting tired of repetitive arguments. If this were a purely content dispute, I would not have problem discussing it more. But your consistent removal of other references and addition of bogus tags to the article is not constructive. I'm not going to explain again why you shouldn't even
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Given the UN article got merged away, I thought a similar fate might be appropriate here. Most of the RS I've consulted estimates the 2 founders of the group only had a membership of 1000 at the most in 1969 when the 2nd founder died. So given it was like a local football club at that time, it makes
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What happened in the middle period? I will answer that so you understand, although it is not necessary to do so in order for the correct date of birth to be included. I am doing so for your information, only so that you can understand what is going on. I am not doing so to justify any point. It is
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I am sorry but it's important to establish what is going on here. Did the admin
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I'm not saying that the "Wanda
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that mentioned the year of birth as 1884. Since then, we have two new sources that mention the year of birth as 1884. Still, there is no justification for changing the year to 1884 given that the vast majority of the sources mention the year of brith as 1876. At best, you can try adding something
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Although Ramsay is an BK adherent, she is also a PhD anthropologist and this issue is touched upon in 'Custodians of Purity - An
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Dada Lekhraj was named Lekhraj Kripilani at birth in 1876, and was brought up in a Hindu family. Most of his life he worked in business and was very successful, becoming, by the age of 60,very wealthy.It was around this time,in 1936, that he started
1887:... Kumaris begins with their founder, Dada Lekhraj, who is seen by members world-wide as 'the incarnation and descent of God, the World Father, into the corporeal world' (ibid., p. 13). Lekhraj was born in Sindh in 1876 into the Kriplani family ...
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Dada Lekhraj (1876–1969) originally lived in Hyderabad and grew to multimillionaire status by specializing in the diamond trade. In his late sixties, he had a series of visions which were so significant as to lead him to abandon his business in
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Dada Lekhraj was born in 1876. He was one of India's richest diamond merchants, His spiritual journey began in the city of Karachi, in the year 1936. It was nighttime. Lekhraj's family and guests began searching for him. In the living room of
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It was started by Dada Lekhraj (1876–1969), who hailed from Sindh, Pakistan. The institution had to move after partition of India. Though they initially tried to remain there, there was no alternative, but to move in 1950. Brahmakumaris are a
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A Saivite religious organization founded by Dada Lekhraj (1876–1969) and sometimes known as the Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University. Dada Lekhraj was a multimillionaire jeweler who began to experience visions late in life and is
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Founded by a man, Dada Lekhraj (1876–1969), it is run by women, and while expecting the end of the world to be followed by the rule of the god Rama, its members are active in many welfare projects. Celibacy is advocated, and a form of
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It was, however, initiated by a man, Dada Lekhraj (1876–1969) who became known as Brahma Baba. He was brought up a Hindu and made his fortune as a jeweller. It was not until he was 60 years old, that his spiritual revelations began,
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Brahmā Kumāris ('Daughters of Brahmā') A religious order of celibate women, founded in 1937 by a Sindhi businessman, Dada Lekhraj (1876–1969). Their headquarters are on Mount Abu; they have centres in all major Indian cities and in
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El siguiente personaje nos conduce a la India, o mejor dicho al actual Pakistán, donde nació Dada Lekhraj (1876- 1969), conocido cariñosamente como Brahma Baba. Fue un rico joyero que en 1937 fundó la Asociación Espiritual Brahma
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Geschichte Gegründet wurde die Gemeinschaft von Dada Lekhraj (1876 - 1969), einem Juwelier aus der damals indischen Provinz Sindh, die heute zu Pakistan gehört. Dieser hatte 1936 göttliche Visionen von Shiva. Diese Offenbarungen
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I'm not affiliated with BKWSU or their critics -- I have zero problem with the birth year being changed to 1884, provided there are sources that actually substantiate your claim about this 'error' being corrected in academia.
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BRAHMA KUMARIS Początki Uniwersytetu Duchowego Brahma Kumaris (Brahma Kumaris Iswariya Vishwa-Vidalaya) sięgają 1936 r., gdy zamożny, sześćdziesięcioletni jubiler Dada Lekhraj (1876-1969) z Hyderabadu doznał serii objawień,
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Now it appears that is being corrected and the religion itself is admitting the error. It does not make sense that we must use an incorrect date merely because it has been vigorously promoted by one party in a dispute of
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The founder of the BRAHMA KUMARIS. Lekhraj Khubchand Kripalani, later known as Dada Lekhraj, was born in Hyderabad in Sind in 1876, to a schoolteacher father. When he grew up he started his own business as a wheat
473:- if you introduce a change, and someone reverts it, please don't simply add it back especially when there are multiple reliable sources contesting that change. Also, please don't undo all other changes with that.
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Esta onda de novas oportunidades para as mulheres também alcançou uma instituição indiana, a Brahma Kumaris (Filhas do Deus Brahma), a qual, apesar de ter sido fundada por um homem, Lekhraj Kripalani (1884-1969)
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LEKHRAJ, DADA (b. 1876; d. 1969) Dada Lekhraj (born in 1876 in the Sindh community of what is now Pakistan) founded the Hindu-derived millenarian movement (see Millenarianism), the Brahma Kumaris. At the age of
2513:. We have the birth certificate and both the early reliable sources and latest ones confer, e.g. court affidavits in "Is this Justice?", early newspaper reports, Hardy (as above); and latterly Newcombe etc.
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Let's progress this discussion logically and reasonably step by step. What does it say in 'Prophecy in the New Millennium: When Prophecies Persist' (2013) edited by Sarah Harvey, Suzanne Newcombe, p.117 ?
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This is why it is important to establish who falsified the evidence he presented and who is poisoning the well. As an admin, I would have expected that he was required to be impartial. --
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I'm taking you through the logic of why we should use the correct day, how the falsified date came about, and why the BKs resist correcting it so you can understand the situation clearly.
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started on 18 January 1939. After that legal and social pressure began increasing on Om Mandali. However, the corrective action came in 1908, as the following sentence demonstrates:
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OK, before you start any conversation, follow the link I gave you above to the copy of the authorized birth certificate and then come back and confirm whether or not it says 1884.
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complication of the religion itself entering into the academic realm to promote it's version of events in a partisan manner and so one needs to be cautious of the sources.
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Did you fabricate those faked references or were you supplied them and other information by the BK followers? If you could answer and then we can pick up the thread again.
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by a random user, not a policy or a guideline (it says right there at the top). And it assumes that the "birth certificate" is unanimously accepted as genuine.
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The Brahma Kumari movement, founded by Dada Lekhraj (1884–1969), considers that we are in the transition between the Kali and Satya yugas (Babb 1986: 113 ff.).
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state the year of birth as 1876. See above links for a list, or try a simple Google Books search ignoring sources that don't use Knowledge (XXG) as a source:
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Dada Lekhraj is the founder of the Brahma Kumaris movement. He was born in India in 1876 and became a prominent businessman, but in 1936 he experienced a ...
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It would appear your knowledge is out of date and it has now been corrected in academia. The authors of the website is a Brahma Kumari adherent with a PhD.
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by the media, specifically their historical revision of his date of birth from 1884 to 1876. It related to a failed End of the World prediction in 1976.
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Find a better source, and I've zero problem with the change.
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Nowe ruchy religijne i parareligijne w Polsce: mały słownik
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Yawn. I'm not wasting time here. Feel free to take this to
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J. Carlos Vizuete Mendoza; Julio Martín Sánchez (2008).
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Prophecy in the New Millennium: When Prophecies Persist
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Holy People of the World: A Cross-cultural Encyclopedia
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Dada Lekhraj was a wealthy jeweler who was born in 1876
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Birth certificates are accept as accurate information
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An Introduction to Religious and Spiritual Experience
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the BK side of this dispute or being played by them.
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Dr Suzanne Newcombe; Ms Sarah Harvey (28 May 2013).
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Sacra loca toletana: los espacios sagrados en Toledo
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is from 2015 -- both mention the birth year as 1876.
1923:(in Spanish). Univ de Castilla La Mancha. pp. 22–.
1454:IP refers to "Brahma Kumaris own research website"
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What year does it say? (I am not finished here). --
1636:Alternative religions: a sociological introduction
531:It's 1884 as per the certified birth certificate.
2063:Historical Dictionary of New Religious Movements
574:original research, POV, self-published tags and
1941:Susan Hill Lindley; Eleanor J. Stebner (2008).
2039:World Faiths - An Introduction: Teach Yourself
975:. It's even certified as original and genuine.
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2827:Start-Class India articles of Low-importance
2136:. Contento De Semrik. 14 May 2014. pp. 88–.
1776:Mangesh Venktesh Nadkarni (1 January 2006).
570:First of all, "it's 1884" isn't a reason to
430:http://brahmakumarisresearch.org/foundation/
2377:. University of California Press. pp. 98–.
1470:. Vikas Publishing House Private, Limited.
971:What do you mean by "non-fake says, 1884"?
756:And what does the birth certificate say? --
505:Knowledge (XXG):Dispute resolution requests
503:". Even that would probably not survive at
377:(2015), both of which are passing mentions.
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2494:Lekhraj Kirpalani's date of birth is 1884.
1456:http://brahmakumarisresearch.org/new-page/
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2154:Klaus K. Klostermaier (1 October 2014).
1965:Dr. Hiro G. Badlani (30 September 2008).
1876:. Motilal Banarsidass Publishe. pp. 33–.
1731:A Pocket Guide to Sects and New Religions
1615:(in German). Weißensee-Verlag. pp. 413–.
1585:George D. Chryssides (12 November 2001).
507:, given that it's only a passing mention.
328:Lekhraj's date of birth is 1884, not 1876
2468:the conspiracy theories and accusations.
2274:Octavio Da Cunha Botelho (3 June 2015).
1947:. Westminster John Knox Press. pp. 23–.
480:. (It doesn't really matter though, per
2366:What does Babb write then? Here it is:
1800:Constance Jones; James D. Ryan (2006).
1707:Encyclopedia of New Religious Movements
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1899:. Rutgers University Press. pp. 345–.
986:references say "1876". To quote you: "
501:Sources differ about the year of birth
469:First of all, I'd request you to read
2417:Utcursch, a simple relevant question.
2304:. Ashgate Publishing, Ltd. pp. 168–.
2066:. Rowman & Littlefield. pp. 60–.
1846:Peter Bernard Clarke (January 2006).
1755:Modern Hindu Thought: An Introduction
591:The reference given is the latest one
127:Knowledge (XXG):WikiProject Biography
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2778:Would somebody clarify this please?
2400:and present sources accordingly. --
2237:s in support of 1876 as birth year.
2042:. Hodder & Stoughton. pp. 123–.
1989:Marianne Rankin (10 February 2009).
1968:HINDUISM: PATH OF THE ANCIENT WISDOM
1758:. Oxford University Press. pp. 63–.
1255:247, Staff Lines, Fatima Jinnah Road
978:And Sarah's reference is from 2013.
798:It says 1884. But wait, we have got
194:This article is within the scope of
103:This article is within the scope of
2113:. Penguin Books Limited. pp. 368–.
1269:(2013) than the other two sources?
1233:Brahma Kumaris own research website
49:It is of interest to the following
2337:. University of California Press.
2181:Asian American Religious Cultures
2160:. Oneworld Publications. pp. 53–.
2157:A Concise Encyclopedia of Hinduism
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2013:James A. Beverley (17 May 2009).
423:http://brahmakumarisresearch.org/
216:Knowledge (XXG):WikiProject India
2290:Federal University of Uberlândia
1806:. Infobase Publishing. pp. 33–.
1779:Hinduism, a Gandhian Perspective
1567:(in Polish). Verbinum. pp. 37–.
1517:. Vol. 13. July 1974. pp. 428–.
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2133:The Moment That Changed My Life
2110:Hinduism: An Alphabetical Guide
2019:. Thomas Nelson Inc. pp. 168–.
1893:Carl Olson (6 September 2007).
1870:John Walliss (1 January 2007).
1544:. Mohan B. Daryanani. pp. 60–.
1527:Arxiu d'etnografia de Catalunya
236:This article has been rated as
2812:WikiProject Biography articles
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2107:Roshen Dalal (18 April 2014).
1852:. Psychology Press. pp. 248–.
595:Prophecy in the New Millennium
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2259:. pp. 89–. GGKEY:ZC3QLDN75FX.
2060:George D. Chryssides (2012).
1782:. Ane Books India. pp. 321–.
847:Yes, the non-fake says, 1884.
375:40 Anos De Estudos Religiosos
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2036:Paul Oliver (28 May 2010).
1681:Phyllis G. Jestice (2004).
1591:. A&C Black. pp. 193–.
1538:Mohan B. Daryanani (1999).
585:. A birth certificate is a
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1995:. A&C Black. pp. 40–.
1829:. A&C Black. pp. 15–.
1609:Stefan Rademacher (2003).
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2371:Lawrence A. Babb (1986).
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2761:Internal Contradiction?
2090:. Routledge. pp. 460–.
1971:. iUniverse. pp. 226–.
1734:. Lion Books. pp. 24–.
1728:Nigel Scotland (2005).
1710:. Routledge. pp. 342–.
1588:Exploring New Religions
1561:Tadeusz Doktór (1999).
1464:Hardayal Hardy (1984).
1347:or another noticeboard.
2184:. ABC-CLIO. pp. 221–.
1752:Arvind Sharma (2005).
1687:. ABC-CLIO. pp. 505–.
1663:. Routledge. pp. 37–.
1514:Accessions List, India
1499:Dada Lekhraj 1876–1969
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1639:. Ashgate. pp. 120–.
1633:Stephen Hunt (2003).
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