In an age when the world is increasingly divided, Dr. Amarjit Kaur Doowa—lovingly known as Dr. Karen—emerges as a rare guiding light of peace, unity, and spiritual awakening. Born in Thailand, rooted in Indian Sikh heritage, and spiritually nurtured across continents, she embodies the message she tirelessly shares: Ek Onkar – One Supreme Soul, One Human Family.
For nearly three decades, Dr. Amarjit has served as a universal spiritual guide, educator, Sikh religious leader, Brahma Kumaris teacher, humanitarian worker, and a compassionate mentor to communities across Asia, Europe, Africa, Australia, Canada, and America. Her spiritual journey began with a deep, sincere yearning for truth—a search that eventually led her to teachings of Gurbani, global interfaith dialogues, and the spiritual path of Brahma Kumaris Raja Yoga.
A Life Rooted in Learning, Service & Spiritual Depth
Academically accomplished, Dr. Amarjit holds a PhD in Philosophy (Ayur Yoga) from the USA, a Master’s in Education from Australia, a PG Diploma in Health & Counselling from India, and a Diploma in Business Administration from Thailand. She is also a recipient of an Honorary Doctorate from Indonesia’s UIPM, affiliated with the United Nations.
Her research—“Effect of Brahma Kumaris Raja Yoga Meditation on Happiness and Life Satisfaction”—has been widely appreciated, including at Shantivan, Mt. Abu, where she was honored for her contribution to global spiritual education.
Yet, beyond the degrees and accolades, it is her service that defines her. Since the Tsunami days, she has actively contributed to worldwide disaster relief through United Sikhs. For the last decade, she has been supporting over 100 slum children in Bangkok, ensuring they receive education, food, and opportunities to rise above poverty.
Her home in Bangkok hosts the beloved Guru Kripa Meditation Classroom, a sanctuary where seekers from all backgrounds learn meditation, spirituality, and inner healing.
A Voice of Gurbani for Today’s World
Dr. Amarjit is internationally recognized for bringing Japji Sahib, Gurbani, and Sikh teachings to global audiences through simple, relatable, experiential Vichaar sessions. Her widely-loved series “Ek Onkar Ek Parmatma” on Peace Music TV consists of 76 soulful Punjabi-Hindi episodes, guiding viewers through Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s universal message of oneness.
She has also authored a Poetic English Translation of Japji Sahib, offering the original Gurmukhi, transliteration, and meditative English verses—now available as a read-along on YouTube.
Her spiritual presence extends globally through media as the Host of “Light of Knowledge – International,” produced by Godlywood Studio, with over 300 episodes featuring senior Brahma Kumaris meditators from around the world.
Global Honors & Recognition
Her selfless service and spiritual work have earned her numerous global awards, including:
- International Women’s Leadership Award 2023 – UNPKFC
- Humanitarian Excellence Award 2022 – UNPKFC
- Global Unity & Peace Ambassador Award 2025
- International Pride Award 2025 – Malaysia
- Atal Bharat Gaurav Sammaan 2025 (Awards Trust of India)
She continues to serve as a mentor and representative in interfaith forums such as HWPL, URI, United Sikhs, and several Indian-Thai community organisations.
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Uplifting Humanity Through Media, Meditation & Message
Across English, Punjabi, and Hindi, her sessions inspire millions. Whether through Mool Mantar meditation, Japji Sahib recitations, interviews with global spiritual leaders, or her heartfelt humanitarian outreach, Dr. Amarjit stands firmly committed to elevating human consciousness.
In her words, “Spirituality is not a practice. It is remembrance—of who we truly are and how lovingly we are meant to serve each other.”
Through her wisdom, compassion, and unwavering dedication, Dr. Amarjit Kaur Doowa continues to build bridges—between faiths, nations, and hearts—embodying the very essence of Chardi Kala, eternal optimism, and universal love.
