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more sense to me for there to be a separate article on this 'Dadi Prakashmani' or one of the women who really grew the organisation. Does anyone have any thoughts/concerns about me putting forward deletion for this article - just total lack of Notability would be my reasoning. The article also has a few factual errors and doesn't seem to add anything much to the main article - at best there could be a section for the founders, Mr Lekhraj and Ms Pokardas in the main article? Regards
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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 Knowledge (XXG). There is no reason why we should trust the certificate image labeled 'Genuine' and 'Original'. Similarly, there is no reason why we should trust the certificate issued to "M/s Wanda Babansky
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. 2567:
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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I came onto the Knowledge (XXG) to make a simple correct correction and was immediately assaulted by an administrator, Utcursch, and a hail of irrational and erroneous accusations regarding conspiracy stories, critics, and using falsified evidence who is clearly colluding and taking directions from
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Please note the reference you give was written by "Sister Chandrika Desai" who is a leading Brahma Kumari publicist for the BKWSO and so would therefore fail as a "reliable source". Given your presentation of falsified evidence and that you failed to notice, one has to questions your motivation and
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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 Utcursch falsify evidence to confuse and distract the discussion, or were they acting on behalf of the Brahma Kumari followers who had supplied the falsified evidence? I think we're due a straight answer instead of all
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I'm not saying that the "Wanda Babansky" image is necessarily fake, but it's worthless as a source on its own. Like I've stated earlier, I don't have any problem with the year 1884 -- I'll myself remove 1876 from the article, when a reliable source confirms the validity of this birth certificate.
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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 Ethnography of the Brahma Kumaris' (2009) where the 1884 date is concurred with. It would seem to be unreasonable to have to accept the knowingly falsified 1876 date.
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It appears that the Brahma Kumaris (BKs) has had a dispute with a splinter organisation called the PBKs (this is referred to in Walliss, 2007) regarding the interpretation of the mediumistic messages their religion is based upon since the 1970s. In those mediumistic messages, an individual is
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Until recently, very little academic study and especially no historical study of the Brahma Kumaris had been done and the religion's own publicity was depended upon, consequently 1876 became the established date. The reason for the falsification was not known. Latterly, we had also had the
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Neither me, nor anyone else here, has any problem with 1884 being mentioned as the birth year, provided acceptable sources are provided. I actually added 1884 as one of the possible years of birth to the article -- it was removed by Sam on the grounds that the only reliable source for it
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referred to as being 60 when God allegedly entered them. The BKs believe that individual was Dada Lekhraj Kirpalani. The PBKs point out that Kirpalani was not 60 at the time and believe it was another individual in the religion's early history, a relative and partner of his.
2679:"). The "falsified evidence" you keep blabbering about was an obvious joke to show why the supposed "birth certificate" presented by you is worthless unless validated by a reliable source -- nobody has offered it as "evidence" for the birth year being 1884. 2292:. He does not explain from where he gets the 1884 birth year. If my understanding of other sources is correct, then when considering Botelho writes that Brahma Kumaris "was founded in 1932 in Karachi" I think he can be dismissed as a reliable source. 2053:
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 ... 1769:
It traces its origins to Dada Lekhraj (1876–1969) who was a lifelong vegetarian and teetotaler. Around the age of sixty, however, he had a series of revelations in which the imminent destruction of the world was an important theme. He felt that
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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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Good point, I've removed the Chandrika Desai reference, even though it's published in a volume edited by four third-parties. It'd be helpful, if you can maintain some consistency with this logic. Earlier you were arguing that we should trust
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It'd be great if you could come up with acceptable sources instead of repeating the same arguments, indulging in theatrics ("immediately assaulted") or coming up with conspiracy theories ("acting on behalf of the Brahma Kumari follower").
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Brahma Kumaris was founded in 1936 in Hyderabad, Sindh (now part of Pakistan, but at that time part of colonial India), by Dada Lekhraj (1876–1969), who believed that the core feminine attributes—patience, tolerance, sacrifice, kindness,
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The Brahma Kumaris ('the daughters, or girls, of Brahma') was founded by Dada Lekhraj (1876–1969), who was brought up within the traditions of Hinduism. The son of a village schoolmaster near Hyderabad, at that time in the British Indian
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Dada Lekhraj (1876–1969) started the Brahma Kumari organization as a socio-religious movement in Sind, now in Pakistan, in 1937. Following the independence and partition of India, the organization moved to Mount Abu, in Rajasthan, India
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However, they are recent, having been established by Dada Lekhraj in 1938, and having reached the west in 1971. ... Origins of Brahma Kumaris Dada Lekhraj (1876–1969), the organization's founder-leader, was a wealthy jeweller, who lived
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The purpose of life, upon which the mantra focuses the mind, is to develop soul consciousness which body consciousness, particularly that kind promoted by sexual acts, obstructs. Although founded by a man, Dada Lekhraj (1876–1969), who
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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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In contrast to the guru-centric movements of recent time, a more prophetic type of movement is represented by the Brahma Kumaris (Daughters of Brahma) founded by Dada Lekhraj (1876-1969), who was a wealthy jeweler. He began to have
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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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Dada Lekhraj was a wealthy jeweler who was born in 1876 to a family belonging to the Kriplānī clan. His father was a schoolmaster in a village near Hyderabad, and Lekhraj himself was a reasonably well- educated man. He was fully
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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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The Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual Organization started in Hyderbad (now in Pakistan) when its founder, Dada Lekhraj (1876–1969), had visions about the nature of the soul and God. Women have played a central role in 24 Brayton,
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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
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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
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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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Either way, you are discrediting your own integrity by confusing the issue and distracting conversation in this manner which is concerning for someone with administrative powers.
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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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I never argued on the topic that the topic page for using the certified birth certificate. I argued the use for the 'Prophecy in the New Millennium' for the correct date.
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be given more weight than other sources? (And no, please don't mention the certificate again unless you can find a secondary, reliable source that says it's valid).
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I don't want to hear anything else until you do so. At this point, I am not concerned by anything else you are saying, I just want to make sure you have read it.
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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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Comment: The quote in its entirety is the above, i.e. a passing mention. We can't see footnote no. 26 in Google Books, but doing an in-book search like
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Birth of Dada Lekhraj (1876–1969), Hindu founder of Brahma Kumaris, an international social reform movement led by women that stresses meditation and...
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Please respect your block. Please also stop arguing if you have no reliable sources to back up your claims. Nobody is taking your baits here. --
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My questions or comments are short and to the point, Utcursch. Please stop distracting from the line of conversation and allow me to progress it.
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Now, take the references I gave Prophecy in the New Millennium: When Prophecies Persist (2013) edited by Sarah Harvey, Suzanne Newcombe, p.117.
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Lekhraj,Dada ... (1876–1969 C.E.) Hindu sect founder Dada Lekhraj was founder of the Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual Organization,a ...
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That is because, if you read the reference, you would know it relates to the comment about cosmic ages and not his date of birth.
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we can be pretty sure that the only work by any author named Babb published in 1986 and containing the word "dada" is the above
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Secondly, Tamasin Ramsay's website is not "Brahma Kumaris own research website". The Brahma Kumaris own website still stands by
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Finally, the Sindh Government used the Criminal Law Amendment Act of 1908 to declare the Om Mandali as an unlawful association
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is located in Karachi, and is the address of Dar-ul-Khushnud, a charity managed by the Church of Pakistan's Karachi diocese).
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There is, as noted above, three current book sources found through a Google Book search that has 1884 as the year of birth:
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Secondly, like I've said before, my concern is not whether it's 1884 or 1876. My concern is that the lack of non-trivial
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from there, a copy of the birth certificate is to be found. I cannot publish the address here because it is on Dropbox.
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you're referring to (the one that talks about birth certificates being an acceptable source) is a portion of an essay
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Unfortunately, in this matter you are ill informed and the given reference does state that the date of birth is 1884.
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Let me expand a bit on Utcursch's remarks above to give the anon editor insisting on 1884 a better understanding:
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LEKHRAJ, DADA (1876–1969) Dada Lekhraj was the founder of the Brahma Kumari movement. A wealthy jeweller born ...
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above and oppose the IPs idea that "1884 is the correct date supported by references the 1876 date is wrong" (
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mention the birth certificate in this discussion. So, let's stick to this: why more weight should be given to
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have been blocked in the past, and now we have a spate of IP addresses pushing for the birth year 1884 again.
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There appear to be many instances of internal and self contradiction. For example, the legal case against
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Did you fabricate those fakes or were you supplied them and other information by the BK followers? --
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Did you fabricate those fakes or were you supplied them and other information by the BK followers? --
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Nelson's Illustrated Guide to Religions: A Comprehensive Introduction to the Religions of the World
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Religion in Berlin: ein Handbuch ; ein Projekt der "Berlin-Forschung" der Freien Universität Berlin
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I would appreciated that. Once you have done so, I take up some of the point your have made. --
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Honestly? Use your brain. The reference given is the latest one, hence now corrected. -- --
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Ditto for your other argument. We have still got two references - both of them from 2014:
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only includes a passing mention of the subjects. It refers to reader to Babb, who states "
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Biography of Dada Lekhraj, 1876–1968, founder of the Brahmakumari sect of Hinduism. ...
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I'm just trying to show you why primary sources are not acceptable on Knowledge (XXG)
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A Reader in New Religious Movements: Readings in the Study of New Religious Movements
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Are you faking these up or is someone else faking these up for you? Please answer me.
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New Religions in Global Perspective: A Study of Religious Change in the Modern World
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And to the anon: You continue rambling endlessly, or stick to the point: why should
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stated as "he was 54 years of age", but "... Dada Lekhraj was about 54 years old" (
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I've already read the 'authorized' certificate. And I've already pointed out that
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There are exactly 3 sources that mention the date of birth as 1884. One of them
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Peter Clarke; Reader in Modern History and Fellow Peter Clarke (1 March 2004).
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that he was 54 years of age in 1938 making his birth year 1884." Hardy 1984 is
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Rather contrary, 1876 is well supported by reliable sources, and 1884 is not.
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The Brahma Kumaris as a 'reflexive Tradition': Responding to Late Modernity
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George D. Chryssides; Margaret Wilkins; Margaret Z. Wilkins (10 May 2006).
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Christopher Partridge; Linda Woodhead; Hiroko Kawanami (2 September 2003).
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Use your brain. The reference given is the latest one, hence now corrected.
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which says Lekhraj was born in Kenya in 1880. Which one should we believe?
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are not acceptable here. And please don't add bogus tags to the article.
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The results of the past discussions has been that the vast majority of
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Jonathan H. X. Lee; Fumitaka Matsuoka; Edmond Yee (1 September 2015).
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From the little I can see in a Google Book search, the age of Dada is
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If I recall correctly, at the time of past discussions, there were no
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The year of birth is debated. ABC says its 1876, XYZ says its 1884
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Redemptive Encounters: Three Modern Styles in the Hindu Tradition
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Redemptive Encounters: Three Modern Styles in the Hindu Tradition
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Redemptive Encounters: Three Modern Styles in the Hindu Tradition
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Moreover, if we look at the Brahma Kumaris own research website,
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Denise Cush; Catherine Robinson; Michael York (21 August 2012).
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Struggles and sorrows: the personal testimony of a chief justice
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the question of the date of birth controversy is answered here,
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The Many Colors of Hinduism: A Thematic-Historical Introduction
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highly irrational to have to justify a knowingly correct date.
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Religions in the Modern World: Traditions and Transformations
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If there are better sources, I'd gladly agree to the change.
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Comment: The book is a mirror of Knowledge (XXG) pages from
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Find a better source, and I've zero problem with the change.
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from the article. Should anyone wish to re-add it, observe
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Comment: Octavio da Cunha Botelho is a staff member at the
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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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be used instead of original full names or just surnames?
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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" 921:
What year does it say? (I am not finished here). --
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Even that would probably not survive at 377:(2015), both of which are passing mentions. 30: 2736: 2494:Lekhraj Kirpalani's date of birth is 1884. 1456:http://brahmakumarisresearch.org/new-page/ 437:http://brahmakumarisresearch.org/new-page/ 146: 58: 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 148: 60: 2215: 2211: 2200: 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 7: 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:. 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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 2807:Start-Class biography articles 2107:Roshen Dalal (18 April 2014). 1852:. Psychology Press. pp. 248–. 595:Prophecy in the New Millennium 490:Prophecy in the New Millennium 371:Prophecy in the New Millennium 317:19:29, 21 September 2014 (UTC) 130:Template:WikiProject Biography 1: 2822:Low-importance India articles 2277:40 Anos De Estudos Religiosos 2268:and is not a reliable source. 2259:. pp. 89–. GGKEY:ZC3QLDN75FX. 2060:George D. Chryssides (2012). 1782:. 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