23rd February. A day that entire Mohanji family across the globe cherishes with utmost joy. Joy that is beyond all expressions, that fills ultimate bliss in everyone’s heart, that brings the truth of divine existence in everyone’s lives.
Every disciple’s end goal is absolute dissolution, complete merge into Shiva. One of the most purest path to achieve this is through bhakti yoga and absolute surrender to Guru. In absolute surrender, there is no existence except that of the Guru. However, it is not easy being with a Guru, a living master. Being with the Guru, every moment the disciple burns a lot of samskaras along with burning the ego, burning the intellect, burning the entire mind matter. When the existence of the disciple is completely burnt he turns into pure ash. That’s when Shiva wears the ash and thus the disciple merges completely into Guru, the Adi Guru – Shiva!
Arun is sharing with us a beautiful experience of how Mohanji’s grace and love helped him miraculously at a time of need. He also explains how volunteering has helped his progress in spirituality, deepening his faith, love and connection to Mohanji. Enjoy reading the love of a volunteer for his Guru and the mission.
by Arpana Nazre, Bangalore, India As given in the quote above, Arpana Nazre had an unnerving experience that taught her
By Subhasree, London 1st of January 2019. The beginning of a New Year. An unexpected opportunity to meet Mohanji at
By Rekha Murali Ammucare Charitable Trust has volunteers across the globe carrying out selfless service activities of various types to
By Rekha Murali, Chennai, India While contemplating on the various transformations happening within me and around me, there were some
“Shri Guru Murat Manohar, Pranav Swaroop Sakhaya, Kamal Nayan Sukh Dayak, Sakal Siddha Svaroopaya Mudhan hoon Ye Janke, Bhaju Keshav…
By a few devotees who travelled with Mohanji to Arunachala Many devotees have received the blessed opportunity to travel with
By Ananthanarayanan Sankaran, Australia An opportunity to set the foot on the holy hills of Arunachala in Tiruvannamalai, Tamil Nadu
