A Journey of Grace — From Maha Kumbh to Dev Kumbh
by Arvind Kanshi, India I had been meditating for the last few years and was deeply looking for a Guru […]
by Arvind Kanshi, India I had been meditating for the last few years and was deeply looking for a Guru […]
At Muktinath, amidst the sacred waters, the eternal flame and the majestic Himalayas, a pilgrimage became an unexpected journey into surrender and dissolution. Under Mohanji’s guidance, every ritual seemed to reveal a deeper meaning, culminating in a profound encounter with the Master and a simple yet powerful message: “I no longer exist.” What followed was a journey beyond identity, where grace, silence and the sacred waters of Kailash opened the door to a deeper understanding of the Self.
by Zlatko Najdenovski, Macedonia He truly did, in May 2014. But let me not hasten ahead of my own limbs;
A journey to Kailash became a journey into faith, surrender and divine grace. Through every challenge, unexpected encounter and moment of exhaustion, Lakshmi felt guided, protected and supported. With Mohanji’s name in her heart, every step became an experience of grace.
After years of eating meat, Andrej had wanted to stop but was held back by fear and doubt. Then, during a talk about Kailash, he experienced Mohanji telling him simply, “You can do it.” Within days, the struggle disappeared, and his life changed completely.
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.
A transformation Anita shares with us: I came to the meeting disturbed and burdened. I left it lighter, clearer and stronger.
by Subhasree Thottungal, London Some experiences are so profound that words can barely contain them. They leave us humbled, speechless,
Following a profound Lord Jagannath meditation, Michael experienced deep inner stillness, powerful spiritual visions, and a symbolic dream revealing the dissolution of ego and karmic identities. These experiences affirmed the Master’s teaching that true transformation comes through direct experience, where consciousness merges with consciousness.
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.