When we speak to Mohanji, we surrender, grace works quietly, and eventually we learn to recognise his presence. A conversation with the Master does not always need words spoken aloud. Sometimes it is a heartfelt surrender, a silent prayer, a glance at his photograph, or simply the feeling that we can place everything in his hands.
by Maja Otovic There are some experiences that I thought I would never share. Mainly because they are beyond what
by Supreet Bedi, Canada I would like to share a beautiful testimonial about Mohanji’s infinite love and kindness. For me,
By Advaith Shah, India My journey really began in the first week of January. I travelled to Shirdi to visit
A transformation Anita shares with us: I came to the meeting disturbed and burdened. I left it lighter, clearer and stronger.
The story is not about dreams, experiences, or even devotion. It is about how Mohanji completed a journey that had begun long before meeting him, and how the Guru fulfilled a longing that you yourself had scarcely acknowledged. That makes it a true Guru Leela.
by Mina Sundari Mohanji, India That magical, luminous Diwali, when he invited me to his ashram and blessed me with
Rajiv Solanki, India I was reading Guru Leela Part 1 and came across Mohanji’s message on the importance of testimonials.
by Shaju Mangalam, India A real-life experience of divine grace! In life, there are moments when the divine quietly steps
Michael recounts a series of experiences, centred on Mohanji’s Silent Sitting and Satsangs, including the divine fragrance of grace, silence as timelessness and presence, and the crucifixion of the ego as the path to liberation. Remarkable synchronicities point consistently to one truth: Presence is eternal and operates beyond linear time.
