Our Gurur Mohanji is working relentlessly and tirelessly working round the clock to protect us: something that most of us know and have experienced. This is clearly evident from the following experiences.
Preeti Duggal, Bangalore
Late one evening, after dinner, Preeti’s children and sister-in-law, Devyani, went out for ice-creams to a frequent haunt, not far from her home in Bangalore, India. After enjoying their ice-creams, while walking back towards the car, a person suddenly appeared from nowhere and tried to snatch Devyani’s handbag. The snatcher gave her a hard push and she fell flat in the middle of the road! The road was a busy one with fast-moving vehicles and it was miraculous that there was only one speeding bike that stopped inches from her! Thoroughly shaken and in a panic, my daughter rapidly got everyone in the car and tried the ignition, but it wouldn’t start. She then called her father, Rajiv, who quickly reached the spot, faced no problem to start the car, and drove the family to the nearby hospital. By the time they reached the hospital, Devyani was in great pain, unable to move. We expected a fracture or internal injury from that hard fall on the concrete road.
All this while, Preeti constantly chanted Mohanji’s Gayatri Mantra and transferred Mai-Tri Healing energy to Devyani. After a couple of hours, to the great relief of the family, the X-Ray and scan confirmed that there was no fracture nor internal injury. When they returned home after this 3-4 hour-long ordeal, on retrospection, the family realized one thing very clearly – how much Mohanji had protected them during this incident.
Mohanji, the compassionate guru that he is, protects not just those of us who believe in him, but their families, and the lineage, both in the past and future! Devyani could have been easily hit by a fast-moving vehicle when she fell in the middle of the busy road, yet there was only one bike on the road that stopped in the nick of time. This does not seem to be a coincidence. Certainly, a big karma had to be exhausted, but it happened in a much lighter way.
We thank you Preeti Duggal, for sharing this beautiful experience with us.
Jai Mohanji!
Chandralekha, Palakkad
I am a psychiatric counsellor, working for a psychiatric hospital in Palakkad. Since the past two years, I have been regularly attending Mohanji’s meditation sessions at the Shirdi Sai Baba Temple at Palakkad. Some days ago, Mr. Devdas gave me a copy of the ‘Siva Kavacham’ chanted by Mohanji and I started listening to the Kavacham from that day itself.
The following Monday, when I was sitting in my counselling room, a man was furiously rushing around with a metal rod having sharp ends. He was a psychiatric patient. Hearing a loud noise of something breaking, I hurried out to know what was going on. Suddenly, the patient rushed towards me with the metal rod. I tried to shut the door quickly, but he pushed the door and tried to forcibly enter the room. Struggling, I found a small gap and ran out of the room and managed to overpower him from behind. All happened within minutes. Soon, the other staff members heard the sounds and came to my rescue and took him out.
I am usually a calm and quiet person, and I have never experienced a situation like this in the past. I don’t know how I got the strength and the idea to manage the situation that day! I also realised that neither patient nor I was hurt or injured in any way. I am sure my saviour saved me and my family!
Thanks a lot Mohanji, for being with me and my family.
It was then that I understood the purpose of getting the Shiva Kavacham.”
– Chandralekha
Rajeshwari, Delhi
Mohanji, SP is unwell with altitude sickness. He left this morning for Ladakh and it hit as soon as he landed. Please be with him.” This was the message I sent Mohanji a couple of days ago.
Recently, my younger daughter Devika and her father, husband, SP, left for Ladakh, on a work trip. Ladakh has always been a part of our lives for over 30 years. We went there as often as we could, taking our children there for the first time when they were barely 9 and 7-year-olds. The altitude, the biting cold, the terrain…none of these things had ever bothered us so far, even though SP suffers from chronic Asthma. So when Devika called asking me if I had heard of a tablet called Diamox, I panicked – the tablet was what one took in case of altitude sickness. She added that SP had been a bit dizzy since landing and he had blacked out on reaching their homestay. The nearest doctor was away visiting another village, and taking SP back to a hospital in Leh would take a couple of hours. I said a quick prayer – Mohanji’s Gayatri – and then told her to go ahead and give SP the medicine (even though we had no idea if SP would turn out to be allergic to the drug). I disconnected the call and immediately sent the message to Mohanji.
His response was quick – “I am with him”. Mohanji also asked me to chant a mantra as often as I could. The rest of my day was packed with meetings. I chanted in the car, between my meetings and on the way home. I tried their mobiles every hour but I was unable to get through. Was I worried? Yes, I was, but I knew deep down that it would work out as it was meant to. When my phone finally rang around 10 pm, I heard SP’s calm voice, a bit softer than normal, telling me that he was fine. I said I had been worried. And he said, “Yes, I know and you told Mohanji.”
As I write this I marvel at the expansive silence that resides within me despite the patchwork that life weaves around me time and again. Mohanji has shown me the plausibility of faith and the positive impact it has on me and everyone around me.
Somewhere I have begun to understand what Mohanji means when he says, “I am with you”.
As I write this SP is back at work, still in Ladakh!
– Rajeshwari
These experiences prove beyond doubt that the Guru is always by our side gently holding our hand unconditionally and walking us through the storms of life towards liberation.
||JAI BRAHMARISHI MOHANJI||
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“Being Mohanji” series has been popular. There is a lot of interest in devotees to share their expressions and there are also numerous people who get inspired by reading others’ expressions. One is simply reminded that Mohanji is beyond His form, much beyond His body. He is omnipresent and operates from the level of omnipresence, from the level of utmost subtlety, which is cosmic energy. Each person experiences this in a unique way, yet, none can even comprehend, let alone describe the totality of what Mohanji is. Even if 7.6 billion people described Him, we would not be able to cover all aspects of Him. We can only BE Him. Mohanji says,
“Who is Mohanji? For you, I am what you make out of me. I am all situations, all beings, all emotions and all things. What you think I am is what I am for you.”
It is indeed a strong inspiration to be able to read the honest and true expressions from people on Mohanji’s effect on their lives, the transformations that have happened.
” Being Mohanji”, not just a mere quote with a photo to show off, these are precious pearls of truth and conviction strung in one thread of faith, devotion and surrender to divinity!
Here are some expressions.
With love,
Mohanji Team
Shyama , The UK:
“Being Mohanji for me is to practise His teachings with faith and conviction. To lead a life of sacrifice, awareness, compassion, love, gratitude and humility. Mohanji encourages us to give to Mother Earth and to serve all beings, to have a higher purpose.
I have become more aware and compassionate towards Mother Earth and other beings since meeting Mohanji. Becoming vegan was a big change in my thought process and way of living. Recycling and reducing plastic and water usage at home and work place has become very important to me as I realise how much harm and pollution is being caused to the environment by our insensitive actions.
Whenever my thoughts, words and actions are aligned for a higher purpose, Mohanji has always given me the opportunity to serve. Becoming a Mai Tri healer is one such example. It’s wonderful to be able to serve others with love and gratitude.
Being Mohanji has given me the courage to discover different aspects of myself, to accept myself for who I am and to evolve in awareness.”
Madhusudan, India:
“I first met Mohanji in mid-2014. Almost 4 years later, I have understood that He truly means it when He says “I am with you”. How else can I explain the various shifts I have observed in myself? I am less judgemental and more accepting of people and their idiosyncracies. Tough situations don’t faze me as much – Mohanji once told me “don’t look at anything as a problem. Take them as situations that you need to pass through”. So whatever happens, fears and insecurities have been replaced by the faith that I’m protected, as long as I have the patience to allow situations to unfold. Alongside, I can see that my sense of surrender has increased as well. Be it situations in personal or professional life, I call on Him and pronto, clarity emerges and some solutions crop up.
Seeing how Mohanji leads His life is an inspiration in itself – not a second wasted, every thought, word and action driven by purpose, and always thinking of others first and how to help them. Being in this state is an aspiration for me and the few moments I have just touched this feeling makes it truly worth chasing.
I have also come to understand that being spiritual does not mean being an ascetic or a recluse. Finding peace and purpose while fulfilling all the wordly duties – to family, society, profession and country- is essential to progress on the path of liberation.
Thanks to Mohanji, I have had the fortune of meeting various Gurus and Masters and obtaining their blessings, and in some cases the privilege of serving them personally. Further, I have gained a whole new family of people around the world, all united by a common factor – Mohanji! I could never have imagined knowing people from Serbia, Macedonia or South Africa and feeling like I have known them for a long time!
I can clearly see that my degree of awareness has gone up. The occasional doubt, the occasional violent thought, the spontaneous judgement, the occasional inflated ego – I get all of this every now and then; only difference now is that I am also able to observe it, if not immediately, then at least later with introspection. So the intensity is lower and it also helps to work towards avoiding these traps later.
I can go on and on and list several anecdotes that have led me to these observations. But suffice to say that being with Mohanji, I have come to understand that my goal is not to be WITH Mohanji, but to actually BE Mohanji! I pray that my Guru showers his grace to make this happen.”
Mita, The UK
Being Mohanji for me isflowing through life accepting each and every moment as they unfold. Trying to be in the now with full awareness and letting go of the past. Ultimately loving everyone and everything and doing your best to live a life of Ahimsa.
Mina, Serbia:
“Minds were talking, ‘Why are they following Mohanji?!!?’ God replied: ‘Mohanji does not accept anybody to follow Him, He approves only BECOMING MOHANJI.’
Being Mohanji, for me, means living 100% selfless life, where one does not care about his food, clothing, time, rest, and not caring whether he will even get any of these on a daily basis.
Being Mohanji means consciously leaving every kind of self-comfort to instead serve the world.
Being Mohanji is never partially like ‘weekends excluded’ etc. It means serving the world 24 hours/7 days a week. No rest.
To be Mohanji is to be extremely rich from the inside – egoless to care for and love even those who stab us from behind and hate us. It is choosing to look at all as the survivors and warriors of their own inner battles. It means understanding.
Being Mohanji means to keep giving, giving and giving. Never taking. Just accepting whatever comes.
Being Mohanji means to be positive, but not as people may interpret – sitting in a chair and positively relaxing. Being positive as Mohanji is is positiveness IN ACTION. No imagination. Being Mohanji means being REAL and living a PROOF that living selflessly is POSSIBLE.
It is not easy to be Mohanji 24/7. But, Mohanji is.
Being Mohanji means shifting from ‘I do this for me’ into ‘I do this for the world.’ The path further takes us to ‘I live for the world.’ and the destination is ‘I become the world.’ Unity. Only here compassion can blossom. Violence dies in the ocean of compassion. Choose whichever light you want to shine – for us, Mohanji is the Sun that we shall shine. ‘Following’ Mohanji is not our aim. BEING Mohanji is.”
Ivana, Croatia
Being Mohanji is coming back home, with warm welcome. He is destination, path and source. The one who is walking the path with me, helping me move away any obstacles on my way home.
George, The USA:
Being Mohanji is the stripping away of the societal conditioning and false identifications that I have come to call myself. In his presence these false identifications are illumined. Their grip on me is loosened and slowly by his Grace they begin to shed away. These moments of self-realization are enough for me to leave behind all that I am to plunge into the vast ocean of divinity I’ve come to know as Mohanji.
Mahesh, Canada
Being Mohanji, for me is to be humble, understand every individual is a karmic being. Each pattern is unique. Respect it. Do not judge, there is nothing right or wrong in this world. Facilitate, execute and be ready for the changes, accept as them as they come.
Kristina, Croatia:
Being Mohanji for me is being unconditional love and compassion – seeing everyone and everything as a part of me and accepting life as it happens without resisting.
Rima, India
Being Mohanji for me is being in purest, innocent, fluid Bhaav of Karm Yog, Gyan Yog, Bhakti Yog and Kriya Yog. He has simplified every aspect of human existence. May I merge with that simplicity and purity.
Another aspect of Mohanji is being an instrument of Divine will, I am in the process of interiorising this!!!
Dushi, The UK
Being Mohanji to me is being nothingness, emptiness.
Ananth, India
Being Mohanji means being in total acceptance at all times. By being Mohanji, one will personify total witness-hood and unshakable faith in the Path and Guru. Being Mohanji to me means being liberated from everything that binds.
Rakshitha, Australia
Being Mohanji means caring for all beings, showering unconditional love and compassion at all times.
Being the embodiment of love and living a purpose driven life.
Salona, South Africa
Being Mohanji for me means to be true to My Self. To fulfil each day by completing my duties without self doubt or worry. But in the realisation that I am beyond this birth, this life, this circumstance and beyond the limiting beliefs of society.
Smriti, Australia
Being Mohanji for me is to be in a perpetual state of love , empathy, kindness and bliss. Having an understanding that each individual is a unique expression of soul and is to be loved and respected as they are.
Payal, India
Being Mohanji is Consciousness , perpetual state of fluidity , becoming the water , being Mohanji is forgiving and giving , being Mohanji is nothingness and The whole itself and last but the least Mohanji is Satyam Shivam Sundaram.
Jelena, Germany
Being Mohanji is having a home and loving and supportive family in every corner of the world. What connects us all is life with the highest purpose: selfless, compassionate serving of all.
Dr Harpeet Wasir, India
Being Mohanji is to see Mohanji in all the people and patients I come across. Hold them, touch them, hug them and be one with them in only healing love, sewa and gratitude with an absolute state of bliss and silence.
Lana, USA
Being Mohanji for me is seeing everybody and everything as my beloved Mohanji.
Deloshni, South Africa
To me being Mohanji is being nestled in divine love 100% of the time. Zero judgement, zero intolerance, zero fears!!! Always attracting the best possible outcomes by being connected to unconditional love.
Devi, Serbia
Being Mohanji for me is being fearless, loving and authentic no matter what. But more than anything, it means being an instrument of the supreme energy of the Source that melts all the sense of ‘me and mine’, up to a point at which the longing of my soul for many lifetimes is fulfilled – that of merging with Mohanji’s consciousness.
Yohan, The UK
Being Mohanji is Fire of Shiva.
Biljana, Serbia
Being Mohanji for me is being fresh and new each moment and continuously letting this moment go when it is over. Nothing is stored inside.
Being Mohanji for me is to love God most of all and surrender everything to God’s will.
Being Mohanji for me is to be totally empty so that God constantly reflects in your expressions 100%
Being Mohanji for me is to be compassionate, but dispassionate, staying untainted by negativity, not allowing wears and tears of life to make you disfunctional, being helpful but not sentimental.
Being Mohanji for me is to be extremely subtle. To be powerful though seeming to be ordinary. To have total maturity.
Being Mohanji for me is to consciously operate from a level beyond space and time and giving these gifts of the Highest to the world.
Maja O., Serbia
Being Mohanji for me means LOVE, FREEDOM and a PATH. Be the Universe and its part in full consciousness. Being a hand given to everyone and everything which comes our way. Being faith. Being CONFIDENCE in existence, pure Bliss each moment. Being STRENGTH. Being LIFE. Being… with awareness about all this. Timeless and endless blessing.
Vijay, The UK
Being Mohanji for me is to be in the consciousness of Shiva where you experience His grace, guidance and protection and consequently feel relaxed about your inner and outer journey, knowing you will reach your destination.
Alex, Serbia
Being Mohanji for me is simply vastness… The vastness of the heart which grows more and more. It is my feeling.
Vidya, The USA
Being Mohanji to me is feeling unconditional love towards all beings. Staying in the present and experiencing every moment completely from the bottom of my heart.
Harish, The UK
Being Mohanji for me is connecting through faith and surrender to create a pure channel for grace to flow. Any doubt breaks this flow.
Monika, Serbia
Being Mohanji for me is being the light to the world, being in the embrace of Truth, living with purpose and changing the world with our example, through the acts of kindness and compassion, fight against negativity with one and only weapon – positivity.
Kishore, India
Being Mohanji for me is to be able to understand my emotions such as anger, fear and restlessness. It becomes so easy to handle these emotions, rather than being driven by them. At all times, I feel his grace helping me to respond in the best peaceful way that I can, rather than reacting.
Jelena T., Serbia
Being Mohanji for me is being Love, continuous, unconditional love and gratitude – primordial and inexhaustible for all that comes in our life.
Sabyaschi, USA
Being Mohanji is to treat life as a joke… To keep laughing… If we can laugh at the highest point of sorrow, life is full of laughter.
Ivana, Serbia
Being Mohanji is being compassionate, humble and serving the Earth. Being strict and lovable. Being eternal. Radiating pure unconditional love.
Nirupama, India
It’s being spontaneous and to love all unconditionally. Prepare and equip the young ones to deal with emotional upheavals and be prepared for natural calamities so that they come up as strong individuals.
Hemant, The UK
Being Mohanji is about bringing positive changes in my life; guiding me in connecting with the source, help developing constant self awareness, lead a life of non-violence in thoughts, words and actions and the list goes on … Most importantly, providing the priceless insurance and assurance that ‘I am with you’
Natasa, Serbia
Being Mohanji for me means to watch the world, to witness, accept and love everything that is in us and around us. It is a continuous feeling of confidence, peace and joy. The light which the soul and overflows on all people who we meet on our life journey. Tremendous love for everyone and everything.
Veni, South Africa
Being Mohanji is being LOVE. Love is your natural state of being. Be yourself…Be oneness. Love all , serve all.
Dragan, Serbia
Being Mohanji is being in tune with your nature and your Soul. Being in tune with your nature is being in tune with who you chose to be in this birth time and evolving to the Highest that you can. Being in tune with your Soul is understanding that you are All and All is you, there is no separation.
Being Mohanji is to express your gratitude by serving others through various platforms and dissolve into the ocean of Divine Soul that you are.
Ana, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Being Mohanji is always adding value to the world by being kind, loving, compassionate, helpful and selfless. When we become the best version of ourselves, when we lead by example and shine bright, people around us will grow and shine, too.
Sandra, South Africa
Being Mohanji is becoming a child again. By surrendering in full faith to Mohanji’s Consciousness one gets lost in Bliss State only to find one is already Atma, eternal and fearless.
Being Mohanji for me is learning to become empty so as to become light. Just Being Me in the moment is enough.
Phoebe Amelia, South Africa
Being Mohanji is to smile, laugh, dance, live simply & being true self of divine unconditional love & light to happily serve & protect mother earth and all living beings.
Live consciously in thoughts, words & deeds in the now without mental, physical & emotional attachment to material things & relationships as this is liberation and realisation of blessings in life.
Tina, USA
Being Mohanji for me is living a life with kindness and compassion for all beings and expressing unconditional love under all circumstances. It translates to accepting everyone with love and flowing in life without any resistance.
Nilesh, The UK
Being Mohanji for me means to be free and Liberated.
Nikita, India
Being Mohanji is to be an epitome of love, compassion and humility. To be an instrument to fulfill the dreams of anxious patients visiting me and be a meaningful person for the society, world and Mother Earth.
Jelena S., Serbia
Being Mohanji for me means total discovering oneself, deep rooting in one’s own essence, establishing in the center of peace and serenity and the point from which I turn from the state of taking into the state of giving. Mohanji for me means one completely new life. Love without any boundaries.
Lisa, The UK
Being Mohanji to me is to be Unconditional love, ‘no mind’, total stillness.
Padmini, Singapore
Being Mohanji means being loving, being compassionate, accepting life as it unfolds with grace and equanimity, living every moment in awareness.
Natesh, The USA
Being Mohanji means living in a state of naturally expanded consciousness as much as I’m able. Accepting what life brings my way with equanimity. Being love, kindness and compassion and being a benefit to the world. Ultimately, being a Liberated Soul, if that is meant to be.
Nameshri, South Africa
Being Mohanji is the key to riding this wave called Life.
Rajesh, India
Being Mohanji to me is being the highest (topsy turvy) ideal of human potential where being one’s true self is being everyone, being ordinary is being extraordinary, being meek is being strong, being here and now is being in all space and time, where silence speaks everything, stillness performs all action and emptiness brings completion; and where you can have everything when you want nothing.
Barbara, Serbia
Being Mohanji is being FIRE!
Pure, Fearless and Free.
Being Mohanji is being the SUN!
Purposeful, Unstoppable, Unconditional and Selfless.
Priya, South Africa
BeingMohanji is about living my truth every day. It is about trying to be the best version of myself even when I am challenged. It is about accepting my reality and embracing it with grace and love. It is with every breath I feel Shiva, I feel Mohanji.
Anja, Serbia
Being Mohanji for me is expressing and radiating unconditional love and divine light to all the beings of the world and mother nature, by living your life authentically through compassion, humility, gratitude, acceptance and selflessness.
Manu, The USA
Be Fearless and BE RESPONSIBLE for your words, acts and thoughts. FLOW, EXPERIENCE and DO your work with CONVICTION.
Mohanji is an Ocean and each individual gets his/her share of unique experience as required.
Vacharya, South Africa
To me, being Mohanji means to know that there is no difference between you or anyone else. To realise the divinity inside you and others, To love and serve unconditionally. To be liberated and feel your connection to the supreme consciousness. To live your life with 100% awareness.
Being Mohanji, means to be your true self and nothing else.
Don, Malaysia
Being Mohanji means beingness.
Total detachment from action and result very moment.
Hanumatananda, Macedonia
Being Mohanji for me means loving and serving Him in everyone everyday. This can never ever be understood but only lived 24/7/365.
Marijana, Croatia
Being Mohanji for me is giving a steady support, awakening the dormant life energy, selflessly connected warmth and the blessing of peace.
Subhasree, The UK
Being Mohanji is to witness the truth every moment – the natural yourself ; compassionate, flexible, accepting everything and everyone & fearlessly serve every being! Shivohum, Mohanohum!
Paolina, Croatia
Being Mohanji for me is to love everyone and everything in silence and without a reason.
Stasa, Serbia
Being Mohanji for me means FEARLESSLY going through life unconditionally ACCEPTING primarily ourselves, and then all the people and the world around us with endless love, understanding and compassion.
Dejan, Croatia
Being Mohanji for me means simply shifting from one lower level of existence into the highest, the Divine, and from there everything blossoms like a lotus flower into the infinity.
Arunasalam, The UK
Being Mohanji for me is to unconditionally love all beings and to accept all situations.
Preethi, India
Being Mohanji for me is to live a life of Total Acceptance, where I accept all actions, situations, emotions and people as unique expressions of myself without judging them. Allowing everything and everyone to play their part in the tapestry of life without resistance is something i admire in Mohanji and wish to incorporate in my life.
Nikolina, Serbia
Being Mohanji for me is being liberated from all the concepts of society and accepting yourself fully. Accepting everyone and everything that comes on our path without resistance, but with kindness, compassion and unconditional love.
Devadas, India
Being Mohanji for me is, to integrate from the scattered to become a unit and then the Universe.
Ashtamoorthy, The USA
Being Mohanji for me is to let this body be a medium to carry His Prana (the Love Energy) as long as He desires before the ultimate merger with His Supreme Consciousness.
Marijana, Serbia
Being Mohanji for me means to love and do for the world from this love.
Tanja, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Being Mohanji to me is expressing unconditional love, kindness and compassion to all fellow beings on Earth.
Reflecting the beauty of each soul, reminding them of their true nature.
Decontaminating the world with positive vibrations.
Asha, The USA
Being Mohanji means complete faith, devotion and surrender. It is clear that nothing can ever be separate from the divine, and all is well.
Mallika, India
Being Mohanji to me is all about ‘Be-ing’ as a being. Aware and still.
Kirti, India
Being Mohanji is having oxygen in this noisy world. Being the home from where life starts and to where it ends. Nowhere else to go.
Mina, Serbia
Being Mohanji for me means knowing that I am not on earth to enjoy and rest, but to GIVE. Not every selfless act suits my mind, but it is always WORTH IT much more than the comfort of my laziness. By trying to be Mohanji, I am understanding that whatever is for ME is temporary, and whatever is for the world is permanent.
Tamara, Macedonia
Being Mohanji for me means keeping my focus only on Him, with no distractions. In that way expressing love, compassion and nonviolence becomes spontaneous.
Aiswarya, India
Being Mohanji for me means unconditional love for each and every being. Realise the self, truth of self. Walk in this path to serve and be an instrument of supreme
consciousness, Shiva.
Angela, Macedonia
Being Mohanji for me is being free, natural, spontaneous.
Accepting different situations, people in life without prejudices. And not staying in the past, just moving forward…
Lata, The USA
Being Mohanji is to be in my own strength which is under the firm grip of the divine.
Shaloo, Canada
Being Mohanji for me is an expansive spaciousness imbued with nothing but peace, love and stillness.
Sanya, India
Being MOHANJI for me means ” BEING HOME”
Being HEAVEN in the middle of HELL,
Being LIGHT in the middle of DARKNESS,
Being HOPE in the middle of DESPAIR,
Being FAITH in the middle of FEAR,
Being PATIENCE in the middle of UNCERTAINTY,
Being EVERYTHING in the middle of NOTHING.
Vighnesh, The UK
Being Mohanji for me is to open the door of divinity and walk in the path less path holding HIS hand in HIS consciousness towards the destiny.
Ketan, Canada
Zero ego, no ownership, LOVE all, hate none.
This is what – being Mohanji – is for me.
Devika, India
Being Mohanji for me is like being with the entire universe. It’s a commitment to be good, do good and act good.
Eric, Canada
Being Mohanji to me is living in universal consciousness for the good of all. A state of giving without conditions. A state of acting without doubts. A state of love without boundaries.
Pritirupee, The UK
Being Mohanji for me is being in a space where very little of me exists, where small minute expressions of love, joy, kindness and compassion shine into that emptiness, where me, mine and I diminishes and awareness grows into openness where there is no beginning or end, no good or bad, everything just IS… Peace grows with guru’s grace.
Bojana, Macedonia
For me being Mohanji is life itself. Mohanji is a shining light, pure truth and full consciousness. He is a guide and much more than words can ever describe.
Neha, Canada
Being Mohanji is love oozing from each and every cell, attaining a subtle state of Pratyahaara (withdrawal) from all external senses and Dharna (concentration) on the Love Blossoming within, transforming it into Dhyaana (meditation) leading to the state of Samadhi (eternal Bliss).
Infinite Love,
Jai Jai Sadguru Shree Mohanji Maharaj.
Jayamadhavan, India
Being Mohanji for me is the Guru who showed me the Saint of all Saints Shirdi Sai Baba… the one who is with me at all times, guiding me through the right path by holding my hands!
Sini, UAE
Being Mohanji for me is the one who bestowes love & light in our life…the one who gives shoulder to lean upon. Thank you Mohanji for being with us!
Nikunj, India
Being Mohanji means flowing like a river. Living detached yet feeling unconditional love for all. To have a purpose driven life, bringing smiles without expectations and prejudice.
Gitanjali, India
Being Mohanji is being born again and living a life worth living. Being in peace, being fearless, discovering the real me.
Jayshree, The USA
Being Mohanji is accepting oneself completely as unique creation, powerful divine soul and complete. Non violence (Ahimsa) in thoughts words and actions. Speaking truth at all times not pretending being authentic. Selflessly feeding hungry helpless birds and animals and all beings. Unconditonal Love as true nature to love without expectations. Be Love.
Usha, India
Being Mohanji to me means a life of untiring and selfless service, being non-judgemental, showering unconditional love and compassion for all species all the time.
Tatjana, Serbia
Being Mohanji for me means being a child joyful, happy, fearless instrument of unconditional love, loving everything and everyone. And being the light for all beings.
Nilesh, Canada
Being Mohanji for me is constant Transformation. Right now it is living life fullest and in all its facets, experiencing and accepting what ever comes across…
Anila, India
Being Mohanji for me is to become the unconditional love to all being in the Universe and inseparable energy from the Ultimate Truth.
Trishita, Canada
For me being Mohanji means treading the path of selflessness in search of the soul-connect or oneness with existence.
Punam, Canada
Being Mohanji for me is to ignite the Light of Love in each Heart… to Heal each Heart with Love… to Hold Hands and progress Together towards the Infinite Light.
Salona, South Africa
For me Being Mohanji is “being”. Being Shiva. Being love at its highest. Being pure. Being truth. And standing for dharma in a world of adharma.
Tea, Serbia
Being Mohanji for me means being unshakeable, expressing authenticity with full integrity in every circumstance and at all times.
Bharat, India
Being Mohanji for me is EMPTY SPACE, THOUGHTLESS MIND and BLISS.
Biljana, Serbia
Being Mohanji for me is consciously operate from a level beyond space and time and giving these gifts of the Highest to the world.
Being Mohanji for me is creating an international orchestra and playing a beautiful symphony through the available instruments i.e. eligible people, while the composer is Dharma.
As the pilgrims get ready for their Kailash pilgrimage with Mohanji this year, I am reminded yet again of our time with Mohanji a few years ago, just after Kailash. With Guru’s grace, unexpected blessings are showered on us and all of our worries are taken care of, filling us with divine love every moment.
In 2014, a group of people went to Kailash with Mohanji, a pilgrimage of a lifetime. Some of our close friends from the UK also went on the trip, but we were not able to join the pilgrims because we had already planned a trip to the USA and Canada for that summer.
Although we were having an amazing time, we kept thinking of Mohanji and our friends in Kailash constantly. Then, while traveling from California to Toronto, we had some very exciting news….. Mohanji was also coming to Toronto!
The family hosting Mohanji very kindly invited us and another family from the UK to visit Mohanji at their home, to a satsang at the Shirdi Sai Mandir and also to join them when they took Mohanji to the Niagara Falls. We were so blessed to have this special time with Mohanji, especially without having planned it as we didn’t know about Mohanji’s trip to Canada.
The highlight of the trip was sightseeing and going on the boat trip to Niagara Falls with Mohanji. Having coffee/tea with Mohanji at the Tim Hortons still seems like a dream! As we got ready to leave, the host family suggested if they could have a wax replica of Mohanji’s hande made at the Fun Factory nearby and Mohanji agreed. We asked if we could also have one for the UK and he kindly agreed again.
Making the wax replica of one’s hand involves dipping the hand into warm wax and then into cold water alternately. When the mould is thick enough, it’s removed from the hand and kept to set for a few hours. In the end, only one hand was done and we were going to bring it back with us to the UK.
After Mohanji went home, we waited a few hours and went to collect the beautiful white wax replica of Mohanji’s hand and noticed that there was a small strand of hair from Mohanji’s hand embedded in the wax. Now it was personalized by Mohanji! How lovely. We spent our last evening in Canada with Mohanji, having Shaktipat, Satsang, and singing bhajans. What a beautiful end to our holiday! Mohanji gave us plenty of chocolates and flower petals to keep in the box that had the wax hand, to share with our Mohanji family back in the UK.
Now the challenge was to bring the wax hand safely without damaging it during the long flight. We decided to carry it by hand to the plane and then take turns to keep the box on our lap on the plane. The lady at the security check wanted to know what was in the box. For some reason, she waited patiently for us to open the box and after having a quick look inside, decided not to rummage through it. This was very unusual as she was doing an impatient but thorough check in everyone else’s bags, handbags, etc.
As we embarked the plane we noticed how packed it was. It was a large Boeing 777 and all the seats seemed to be taken. Three of us sat on one side, and I sat on the other aisle side keeping the precious box on my lap, making sure no one jostled me. As the plane took off, we noticed that the plane was full, except the one seat next to me! How wonderful, we were able to place the box safely on the vacant seat and bring it back to the UK without any problems on the flight. Even the passenger sitting next to this seat was a very slim man, who would not disturb the box even if he moved about!
Mohanji says Guru and Grace are synonymous. Those precious days we spent with Mohanji in Canada, making the wax replica of Mohanji’s hand and the plane journey back home was all filled with His grace. Not a moment was our doing or planning. When we surrender with faith and gratitude, grace flows. This trip has changed me for the better. As faith and love in Mohanji grew, I began to notice many positive changes in me.
Some months later, when I narrated this story Mohanji, He said: “I know, your faith led the Masters to take care of it!” I felt the unconditional love, grace, and protection of Mohanji in that one statement. Almost 4 years later, this beautiful experience is still fresh in my memory.
Offering my love and gratitude at the divine feet of Mohanji,
Jay.
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Experiences shared by Shaju Mangalam and Rajiv Duggal (India), Punam Kapoor (Canada) who lovingly share some of their cherished moments of deep connection with Mohanji.
Mohanji says “Faith happens, sooner or later. When ego subsides and gets nullified through consistent downfalls, faith happens. Faith leads. Faith soothes. Faith reinforces. Faith nurtures life. Faith elevates life. Faith stabilizes life. Faith liberates man. Faith increases with experiences. Faith decreases when we disown our own experiences, swapping then for another’s opinion or book knowledge. Faith increases when surrender becomes absolute.”
Shaju Mangalam from Bangalore, India
Shaju shares with us his experience of Mohanji’s love, the joy of being in His physical presence and a blessed connection to other Masters during a deep meditation.
I would like to share a unique but life-changing experience I had a few days ago when I spent a night at Mohanji’s ashram in Bangalore. On 16th May, I had dinner at the ashram and conversed with Mohanji on various topics including Ammucare activities in India. Next morning, after finishing my sadhana (spiritual practice), I had the opportunity to have breakfast with Mohanji. His eyes sparkled as he looked at me fondly saying, “Daddu, have more dosa and upma, you eat well!” I was so humbled and became emotional as He was serving me the food Himself. My eyes filled with tears even as I wondered whether to smile or cry. It was pure love in abundance which made me feel this way. Before I left, Mohanji looked at me and said, “Daddu, come in the evening too. I am leaving tomorrow. Come!” I felt it was a blessing to be with Him again and to spend one more night at His altar!
The energy at the ashram was amazing, and I had never felt this anywhere! It was mesmerizing and so vibrant! The call of the Guru meant something. I said, “I will be there.” I rushed back after office to the ashram even though it was almost 30km away. I felt like I was going back to my home. I had a small satsang (spiritual discussion) with Mohanji and I could feel powerful energy again engulfing me. After dinner, Mohanji called me upstairs inviting me to watch television with Him and suggested that I sit next to Him! Sometime later, I went downstairs and sat talking to the others. Mohanji was in His room doing His work.
After a few minutes, I closed my eyes. I was in a state of deep trance. I could see Mahavatar Babaji and all the Masters near me and I could feel Babaji around throughout. The sight was magnificent and I had never felt or seen this before in my life! I don’t know how long I was in that state. Seeing me in that state of meditation, others in the room quietly moved out as they didn’t want to disturb me. Being in the presence of Babaji and all Masters of the lineage was the opportunity of a lifetime for me! I didn’t feel like opening my eyes. I didn’t want to come back to the normal state.
I could see the blue light moving away as Babaji left. Babaji gave me two powerful messages. The first message was:
“Be silent and never react to any situations or events which are either positive or negative. It will just pass. But if you react, the extension of sufferings will prolong. Silence is the only way to live!”
The second one:
“Don’t take anything in life for granted. Nothing is acquired by you. It’s all given to you and nothing is accidental or coincidental.”
These two powerful messages struck me like lightning and after a few minutes, the environment in the room changed back to normal. I too came back to my normal state.
I realized that this powerful vision could happen only in the presence of Mohanji in the ashram. Every inch of this house, where Mohanji is residing, has become a power center and hence divine Masters are able to visit there.
I shared this experience with Mohanji the next morning and He said, “This is the way masters work. They may not come a second time and it’s your duty and responsibility along with firm determination to hear and apply the messages you received in your life.” I felt very humbled and didn’t have the words to say anything further.
Recently, when I went to the ashram, Ifeel a strong presence of Lord Hanuman there. Yesterday, I was sitting at the corner of the room where Mohanji was having an informal satsang with some visitors and looking at his face from the corner of the room, I saw Lord Hanuman’s face clearly. His beard on sides looking grey and cheek expanded, There was no mistake in recognizing Hanuman. This was clearly not my illusion. As long as Mohanji was speaking, Hanuman’s face was clearly visible. With that vision, I closed my eyes and I felt the presence of Hanuman even more strongly.
In that moment, I lost the feeling of my own body. After sometime, I went to the room upstairs to take some rest, still carrying the divine experience, and what did I see? An idol of Hanumanji in the room and a packet of sweets! As if Hanumanji himself was offering me prasad. I took a piece and tried to rest a bit. However, after the vision of Hanumanji in Mohanji’s face and the divine experience, my body was going through a different kind of energy surge. Even when I lay down, my body was rolling! This was the effect on me in the presence of my Guru Mohanji, in this powerful ashram, where my Guru Resides! Where He resides, the Divine resides, all Gods, all Gurus reside. The logical mind may discard this experience as an illusion, but in our Golden Path of Liberation, there is no logic, no doubt, no illusion. Only complete surrender.
I surrender to you my Lord, my Guru, Mohanji. Let your grace and blessing enlighten my life and everyone else who has the faith and surrender at your feet.
Jai Mohanji!
Experience shared by Punam Kapoor, Canada
Punam narrates how Mohanji’s presence was very much felt during a day at work and how faith helped overcome a complicated problem.
Today, Mohanji was with me at work, helping me to not only meet my daily targets but also bringing my attention to a gap in one of the procedures which had a big impact on the workflow and volumes. While working on a case, I suddenly felt that my fingers could not type anymore – my hands just stopped. I tried to sit up straight and tried to type again, but I could not. Then my thoughts vanished. I looked at Mohanji. He had blessed one of His cards and given it to me while we were at the Machu Picchu retreat and I keep it beneath my computer monitor at work so that I can remember Him while working.
Mohanji seemed to say something. I asked Him, “Please tell me what is it.” Suddenly He gave me a vision; it was a sentence that came to my mind. I opened a blank email and quickly typed. Lo and behold! I read it and understood what He had guided me to do. The cursor automatically moved to where I had to start the message.
It was Him typing. Because my hands were moving too fast and the keyboard was loud, people around me looked at me. However, I continued typing. Finally the message finished and I edited and sent it. It was a suggestion to either add new steps in the existing procedure or to create a new one.
After sending it, I talked to Mohanji and said “Mohanji, how can the change happen with just one case because the National Office will reject it saying it is only one case”. Immediately I received an email response from one of the subject matter experts (SME) explaining the details of the current procedure. On the other side, one of my other colleagues, who was the reference person, passed by and just said,”The SME did not understand your point, go back to him.” She came and went like the wind. Things were happening so fast. I typed the response and sent it to the SME. I went to my next case file and, Oh my Lord, it had all the details that were required to support the suggestion that Mohanji gave me! All I had to do was copy and paste the details from there and send another email. In the next 10 minutes, the manager responded by saying, “Good catch, Punam. This suggestion will be forwarded to the National Office.”
Mohanji Gurudev, my koti koti pranaams to You for not only showing me the gap in the procedures but for also preparing the message and bringing up the very next case which was required as evidence to support the suggested change in procedures.
It was not me but Mohanji showing me the gap……
It was not me but Mohanji typing…
It was not me but Mohanji who brought up the evidence……
It is Mohanji…
It is Mohanji…..
Only Mohanji…….
Thank you for showing me that You are with me……always!
Jai Mohanji!
Experience shared by Rajiv Duggal, Bangalore, India
Rajiv shares with us how Mohanji’s compassion and love made him feel protected and filled him with gratitude.
I would like to share an experience, which reiterated my faith in the omnipresence of Father, as I call Mohanji lovingly, every minute in our life, protecting and guiding us with his unconditional love.
Having spent few days with Him at the the Bosnian Pyramids, a high-energy spiritual power centre, I was feeling blessed and energetic. I came back to India and soon got busy with my day-to-day life – the work and the associated stress. However, the moments of grace experienced in Mohanji’s presence in Bosnia had been protecting me like a strong shield. This is the shield of Mohanji’s energy field which is the unconditional love and compassion of a father for his son. The Shaktipat that I received from Mohanji at the powerful tunnel in Bosnian Pyramid, had taken out a lot of blockages and, in turn, filled me with positive energy, power and a stronger connection with my father, Mohanji.
However, yesterday was one of those bad days when I was feeling very low due to the many negative things happening at the same time. I was feeling a total lack of energy to perform my work. I was a bit disappointed with myself for being so depressed and the thought of Mohanji came to me immediately. I knew that with my thoughts, Mohanji would come to me. Suddenly, at that moment, I received a message from Mohanji asking about my health! Mohanji was in Europe thousands of miles away and in a different time zone! I was in tears. Those were tears of gratitude at the realization of the immense blessing in our life – having our Guru taking care of us at every moment, in every way possible, even if he is physically far away from us. Knowing my need for his presence physically, and not just in consciousness, he sent me the message. I took the signal and immediately called and spoke with him. It was such a transformational talk between the most loving father and his son.
During the talk, I found out that He had actually taken a bath in the afternoon! He had already had his bath early morning as usual. However, he bathed again in the afternoon to ward off my negativity and cool me down. He was taking on my negativities and, in turn, giving me the positive energy I needed. And as I required physical communication to energize me, He even talked to me.
I bow down in humility before the Supreme Master, His unconditional love and protection is with all of us always. He knows exactly when and how we need Him, and He does his job without fail.
I can only attribute the immense grace and blessing in this life to a huge spiritual bank balance of sadhana that I must have carried forward from previous lives! My deepest gratitude to this great soul, the ever-loving, ever compassionate Father of All.
Jai Mohanji!
Time and again Mohanji shows us that when one has love and faith in the Guru, His grace keeps us protected. When we stay connected to the Guru, He takes care of everything!
||JAI BRAHMARISHI MOHANJI||
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By Sunita Madan, India
The Bosnian Pyramid pilgrimage and Kriya Intensive were the first of my long retreats. The Bosnian Pyramids have always been a mystery to me, I always wanted to be there and experience them first hand rather than reading others’ experiences. But more than the pyramids, the thought of being with Mohanji for nearly 10 days was like a dream. There were many issues and obstacles before I finally boarded the aircraft towards Istanbul and finally Sarajevo. I was finally there. I shared a room on the 5th floor of the hotel and I got to know that Mohanji was on the 6th floor. The thought itself kindled all kinds of emotions! The following day was to be the satsang and there I saw my Father, my Mohanji full of unconditional love as he shared a word or a hug with one and all. When it was my turn I waited for the hug which was a dream come true. It made me feel so loved and complete.
The next day was our own pilgrimage to the Sun Pyramid. Now came all the challenges. It was to be a long walk uphill and then a steep climb. I wondered if I had been wise to agree to climb up. Fortunately, I reached a certain point by car but then the next stage was the steep climb. Mohanji had led the way and one by one, slowly but surely everyone was reaching up. I started the climb one step at a time chanting the Mohanji Gayatri in my mind.
Dear George guided me beautifully, encouraging me at every step. I slowly and steadily moved up having to stop after every three steps to take a deep breath. My main thought at the time was “Will I ever make it?”. As this thought came to me, I looked up and saw my Guru, my Master looking down at me. My fear was reduced and I immediately knew that he was taking care of me. It was his grace that I was in Bosnia and it was his grace that I could move and go up the steep path up the Bosnian Pyramids. Due ot a slipped disc issue, I normally have to be very careful with my knees, my legs and my back. And here I was, climbing a pyramid metres and metres high. This was indeed a miracle.
When I reached Mohanji later, I thanked him and he said “You are doing well”. Anything and everything can happen with Masters grace and in my case, grace flowed all the way. I was encouraged to climb further up where we gathered to meditate. The grace continued to flow as we went up the Moon Pyramid as well. The vehicle in which we travelled to the Moon Pyramid had a step which was high. It was very difficult for me to climb up and to get down. Mohanji held my hand as I was wondering how to get down and then He said “Jump”. It was a direct command from the Guru. Without a thought about my knees, my legs and my back I simply jumped and lo and behold, I landed on my feet safely and all my aches and pains vanished!
Today when I look back, I am in awe that I managed to do all of this with Mohanji’s grace and blessings. I feel a deep gratitude and deep love for my Guru who held my hand and blessed me with words “I am always there with you”.
With such physical pain and inability, travel all the way to Bosnia followed by the climb to the Pyramids and connect to the energies and meditate there was not just my cup of tea. A life times karma have been washed away in this pilgrimage and this was made possible only because of Mohanji. Without much adieu to whatever He does, He does silently, effortlessly and very smoothly, He is clearing away lifetimes of karma. The transformation in our lives after such pilgrimage with him and such deep cleanse is phenomenal
To my Guru of such a stature that the only thing I can give is my humble prostrations at his Holy Feet. Jai Jai Jai Gurudeva.
||JAI BRAHMARISHI MOHANJI||
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The views, opinions and positions expressed by the authors and those providing comments on these blogs are theirs alone, and do not necessarily reflect the views, opinions or positions of Mohanji, Mohanji Foundation, it’s members, employees or any other individual or entity associated with Mohanji or Mohanji Foundation. We make no representations as to accuracy, completeness, timeliness, suitability or validity of any information presented by individual authors and/or commenters on our blogs and will not be liable for any errors, omissions, or delays in this information or any losses, injuries or damages arising from its display or use.
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