Although largely administered by women, it is an organization in which both women and men participate in a process of self-growth and personal development. Brahma 's vision of the future world was one of harmony between the sexes and a partnership rooted in a foundation of spirituality.
Spirituality is the key to trust and respect.
In October 1937, he formed a Managing Committee of eight young women and in February 1938, he surrendered all his property and assets to a Trust administered by them. The soundness of that decision to choose women and young girls as administrators and spiritual teachers can be seen in the increasing recognition of the need for the more traditionally feminine qualities of patience, tolerance, sacrifice, kindness and love as core values necessary for personal growth,human relations, and caring communities. At the age of 14, Dadi Prakashmani dedicated her life to the spiritual service of humanity. When Brahma Baba formed a Trust at the establishment of the organization in 1937, she was chosen as one of the original eight trustees. By merit of her talent, vision and qualities of leadership she accepted the challenge to initiate service centers in Bombay in 1952 where she later became the Chief Coordinator of the Maharashtra Zone.