Who was Freda Bedi?

[@farrukh7356]

Kabir Bedi and his kids must be so very proud of their matriarch Freda who was definitely a great soul, a woman of substance who navigated her own life based on her beliefs...may her soul rest in peace 🙏 congratulations & a big thank you to the author of the book who brought Freda to life by writing her biography 🙏

[@charlierana4420]

FREDA is the greatest woman one of the greatest. Human being brave and so much compassion

[@siddarthkoul3588]

Very interesting

[@abyptl]

Very interesting. Never heard about her. Thanks.

[@SarbatdaBhala1469]

It’s a unknown story.. she mother of actor Kabir Bedi.

[@Evolve1976]

Very interesting my nana passed recently and the sky was opened up with a large rainbow. She was a guardian angel to the whole family.

[@CINEINK]

Really! That's heavenly. Thanks for sharing.

[@ranbirsinghraman1554]

Thanks and very warm regards Pervaiz Alam Sahab. Though you kept yourself out of the view of the camera, but you brought out a very rare testimony of an almost unknown pious soul Breda Bedi. Very landmark programme indeed. Thank you very much.

[@CINEINK]

You are a special viewer, Ranbir Singh Raman ji. You watch serious programmes and devote your precious time to good literature and history. Thanks.

[@subbuguptha2270]

Great. She fell love with mother india. I have read an article about her. I was just shocked about Great things, what she did for India. It's Our responsibility remember these Greats. Vandemataram. Jai Hindh

[@CINEINK]

Coming from England, she was a freedom fighter.

[@Brit7812]

very interesting indeed

[@CINEINK]

Thank you so much Arpan Dutta. Appreciated.

[@rabekachakraborty6445]

The music is soothing to my ears

[@bumyap3863]

🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@martanttaracl.mauroy7998]

K.P. Namo-Namah!! Highly respected for Her uncommon many ways of traveling Path between being born and passing away... For having helped so many and, in particular, Tibetan Lama(s)... [out of which some having journeyed - after fleeing Tibetan plateau - from Dalhousie school (India) to Oxford and Kagyu Samye Ling, Scotland]. Embracing The Inner Journey Way as thought by Bhagavan Buddha Shakyamuni - according to Tibetan Tradition - is quite extaodinary, because doors had only opened a little wider early 20th c. through a few adventurers, among them the most famous Mrs. Alexandra David-Néel (passed in France at 101 yrs old) who was first ever Westerner in a female body having entered - hiding in beggar clothing - in Lhasa in 1922... According to the amazing signs Mrs. N. Levine has mentionned here, no doubt that Her Spiritual Achievment was among the highests, if not Enlightenment itself, among English mother tongue born Westerners!! Sincere Homage. T.D.

[@CINEINK]

Namo-Namah. Thanks Claudine Mauroy for your enlightening post. One gets to know so much through such comments.

[@taidelek9994]

I think she must have stayed in Thukdam after her death.

[@dcan888]

ase bhi log hote the.