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Samani Pratibha Pragya

Jainism

Samani Pratibha Pragya is a samani in the Svetambara Terapanth tradition and a teacher of Preksha meditation and yoga. In 2017 she completed a doctorate at SOAS, University of London, on the history and methods of Preksha meditation, and she has taught as a visiting professor at Florida International University and worked as a visiting research fellow at SOAS. She founded the JVB Jain World Peace Centre in London, where she teaches Jain philosophy, meditation and yoga, and she lectures on Jain practice in the United Kingdom and abroad.

JainismUnited Kingdom / India
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Samani Pratibha Pragya

Samani Pratibha Pragya is a samani in the Svetambara Terapanth tradition and a teacher of Preksha meditation and yoga. In 2017 she completed a doctorate at SOAS, University of London, on the history and methods of Preksha meditation, and she has taught as a visiting professor at Florida International University and worked as a visiting research fellow at SOAS. She founded the JVB Jain World Peace Centre in London, where she teaches Jain philosophy, meditation and yoga, and she lectures on Jain practice in the United Kingdom and abroad.

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