A landmark meeting brought together representatives from Divya Jyoti Jagrati Sansthan's (DJJS) Melbourne branch, professors from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT University), and representatives from the Australian Multicultural Organisations Network (AMON). 

The meeting was attended by Sadhvi Tapeshwari Bharti ji, Indian sanyasi disciple of Divya Gurudev Shri Ashutosh Maharaj Ji, Founder and Head of DJJS.

Held at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia, the discussion centered around the growing mental health concerns affecting Australians from diverse backgrounds, including corporate professionals, students, and new immigrants. DJJS shared insights on the metaphysics of BrahmGyan's Meditation, highlighting its potential as a holistic solution for mental health issues. 

RMIT professors contributed their expertise in psychology and cognitive sciences, while AMON expressed interest in collaborating with DJJS to leverage their extensive network and database. 

A pilot project is set to be launched soon, uniting the efforts of DJJS, RMIT, and AMON to improve mental health outcomes for the betterment of Australians.

A formal get-together was also held between Australians and Indians at the residence of Cr Shivali Chatley, Councilor of Greater Bendigo, Liberal Chair Regional Victoria. Issues related to mental health and women empowerment were extensively discussed with her friends and political colleagues.

On the whole, these two official meet initiatives exemplify the profound idea - “Academics & Politics Met Metaphysics of Spiritual Sciences”, aiming to drive positive change in mental health and women empowerment projects in Regional Victoria, Australia.