by Supreet Bedi, Canada
I would like to share a beautiful testimonial about Mohanji’s infinite love and kindness. For me, Mohanji is my Baba Sai.
The past two to two-and-a-half years brought many changes into my life. At times, I felt overwhelmed and burdened by those changes, yet not even once did my Guru let go of my hand. Mohanji always says, “I never leave those who depend on me.”
Now, I would like to share a series of experiences that revealed this truth to me in the most profound way. Looking back, I can now see that what appeared to be isolated incidents were all lovingly connected by Mohanji’s unseen presence. Long before I understood what was unfolding, he had already begun preparing, healing and arranging everything with infinite compassion.
A Dream That Revealed Mohanji’s Compassion for My Lineage
Mohanji often speaks about performing rituals and annadaan for our lineage and ancestors. What I experienced became a powerful example of his teachings.
In my maternal family, autoimmune diseases have existed. We carry those genetic tendencies. During the Shraddha period, I performed annadaan through Ammucare for my ancestors.
Shortly afterwards, Mohanji appeared in my dream. In the dream, many members of my maternal family were present—my maternal uncle, my maternal aunt—and even the house was my aunt’s home, as she became the head of the family after my grandparents’ passing.
I saw Mohanji sitting in the living room, but he looked extremely tired. I lovingly requested Mohanji to come and rest on the bed in the adjacent room. I told him that I would bring a bowl of warm water to wash his feet and massage them, as he looked so weary.
Inside the room was a king-sized bed. On the right side of the bed lay a very frail and elderly man connected to drips. I asked Mohanji to lie down on the left side. He appeared so exhausted that he could barely lie down and instead sat on the floor. I gently helped him onto the bed and then went to the kitchen, where my mother and aunt were, to bring the warm water.
While I was in the kitchen, my mother asked me to speak with my cousin, with whom I had experienced conflict and misunderstanding for many years. I replied, “Not now. I need to serve Mohanji first.” At that very moment, I woke up.
The next morning, as I reflected upon the dream, something touched me deeply. At the time, I had been going through severe fatigue issues myself, and I felt that Mohanji had taken something from my lineage upon himself. I experienced this as an act of immense compassion and unconditional love for his devotees.
I also felt that the old man lying beside Mohanji might represent the ancestor from whom these autoimmune issues may have originated, as I did not recognise him. That was my personal interpretation of the dream. This happened around two years ago. There is always far more to existence than what our eyes can perceive, and our minds can comprehend.
Looking back now, I realise this dream was not only about my lineage. Mohanji was also gently pointing towards an unfinished relationship that he himself would later bring to completion.
Mohanji’s Invisible Guidance Towards Completion
Now, fast forward to six months ago. Mohanji came to London for a short visit, and there was a one-day event where devotees could meet him. Before this event, Mohanji gave me darshan in another dream. In the dream, I saw myself receiving his blessings and expressing my gratitude for the opportunity to see him.
There was no mention of the place or date in the dream. At that time, weekly satsangs were also taking place. During one satsang, a lady shared her experience about having conflict with her younger sister and how Shirdi Baba appeared in her dream, guiding her toward reconciliation. She was seeking guidance from Mohanji regarding the experience.
Although nothing was said to me directly, I felt, deep down, that the message was meant for me as well. Somehow, I understood that the place I had seen in my dream was London and that I needed to attend that one-day retreat.
I live in Canada, and flying all the way to London for just one day seemed completely unreasonable. Yet in my heart, I felt strongly that Mohanji was guiding me.
Meanwhile, I contacted the same cousin I mentioned earlier, who lives in London, and told her that I wished to meet her. She immediately agreed and lovingly insisted that I stay with her. Eventually, I planned a three-day trip. It may sound unusual, but I simply followed my intuition.
At one point in my life, my cousin and I were extremely close, just as my mother and aunt had been. However, over time, distance and misunderstandings developed between us.
Mohanji always says that completion is very important. I felt he wanted me to heal and revitalise a relationship that had remained broken for years.
During my stay, I realised how much my cousin had matured over time. She treated me with great warmth and kindness, and I responded with the same love. We spoke openly and honestly from our hearts—without blame, complaints, or arguments—only with understanding and love.
I gifted her a copy of The Power of Purity, hoping it would help her as much as it had helped me. She loved the book and shared that it gave her clarity regarding many practical aspects of everyday life and inner struggles.
After that meeting, I felt incredibly light. I experienced the freedom of forgiveness and the radiance of love.
When I finally met Mohanji, I thanked him for giving me the opportunity to see him, asked for his blessings, and said, “Thank you. I am very happy.”
Mohanji smiled gently and replied, “I know.”
In that moment, I felt that Mohanji had not only brought completion into my life by healing years of pain, but had also given me the opportunity to serve my lineage. My mother and aunt were deeply happy because of this reconciliation. Always have complete faith in your Guru. Surrender fully, and then the magic begins.
Mohanji Had Already Prepared Everything
Mohanji never ceases to amaze us with his kindness. I often remember one of Sai Baba’s promises:
“I promise that I will take care of your entire family. It does not matter whether your family members worship me or not. Because you are my devotee, your entire family is my responsibility.”
I witnessed this promise unfold beautifully before my eyes.
In May 2026, the same cousin from London I mentioned earlier went through an extremely difficult time. Mohanji knew what was coming and had already begun arranging things for her long before I became aware of the situation.
My brother-in-law suffered a massive heart attack and was admitted to the ICU. The doctors were uncertain about the outcome because his heart was functioning at a critically low level.
I had just finished the weekly satsang with Mohanji on a Sunday when the news reached me.
My mother, in a state of panic, asked me to pray. She also shared my aunt’s concern that no family member from India could reach my cousin during this critical time because no one had a valid visa.
That statement stayed with me. I immediately called my cousin. She was in shock and feeling utterly helpless. I simply said, “I will come. Don’t worry.” It was Mohanji arranging everything. Nothing could stop me.
Despite a few challenges, I booked my tickets, although I could not reach London before Wednesday. During those days, I kept speaking with her and encouraging her to have faith in Mohanji.
The night before I left Canada, my cousin asked me to bring Sai Baba’s photograph. I smiled because I had already packed it. In fact, I felt Sai Baba was more eager to reach her than I was.
Around the same time, an opportunity arose to participate in a three-month intensive Mai-Tri practice program. Although I had completed my Mai-Tri training during the COVID period and had continued practising afterwards, my practice had not been very regular due to time constraints. This intensive practice felt like a calling, and I joined.
As I practised consistently, I experienced significant inner growth and deeper insights. Little did I know that Mohanji was preparing me for what lay ahead.
I felt strongly guided to perform Mai-Tri for my brother-in-law. Unsure how my sister would respond, I sought her permission, and she immediately agreed. Thus, the journey of healing began through Mohanji’s grace.
When I arrived in London, I witnessed the depth of my cousin’s pain and distress. For a moment, I felt overwhelmed. How could I console her? How could I give her strength?
Yet everything simply flowed through me, as if Mohanji had taken over. I felt no worry, no sadness. Instead, I remained objective, calm, and detached. This was completely new for me.
I stayed with her for a week and was able to ease some of her pain and anxiety. It was all Mohanji’s Leela. He gave me the opportunity to serve, and then he took over completely.
Gradually, my cousin began relying on Sai Baba with greater faith. But Mohanji’s compassion did not stop there.
That Sunday, while I was in London, with the help of Subhasree Didi, we were able to speak with Mohanji directly during the satsang. My sister told him about my brother-in-law’s condition and humbly requested, “Please bring him home.”
Mohanji simply replied, “I will see what I can do.” That was enough. At that moment, I knew my brother-in-law’s recovery was inevitable.
That same day, messages of support poured in from the Mohanji family in London—Subhasree Didi, Geeta Didi, Dr. Shyam, Laurie Ann and many others. My sister and I felt overwhelmed by the immense love and support surrounding us.
Before leaving, I hung Mohanji’s Eye Card near my brother-in-law’s bed and silently prayed, “Mohanji, he is yours to take care of.”
I remained in close contact with my sister. Recovery was slow but steady. Every day unfolded another expression of his grace. Then came the day when my cousin told me that my brother-in-law had been discharged from the hospital. Although his treatment and cardiac assessments would continue, he had finally come home.
Looking Back, I Can See Mohanji’s Grace in Everything
Looking back now, I can clearly see that Mohanji had begun preparing every step long before the crisis arrived.
He first healed my lineage through annadaan and the dream.
He then guided me towards reconciliation with my cousin, bringing completion to a relationship that had remained broken for years.
He inspired me to deepen my Mai-Tri practice, unknowingly preparing me to serve my family during one of the most difficult periods of their lives.
When the time came, he arranged my journey to London, strengthened me from within, guided every prayer, every healing session, every conversation, and surrounded us with the love of the Mohanji family.
I am speechless before Mohanji’s kindness and compassion. May we all receive the grace and awareness to recognise the unconditional love our Master constantly showers upon us.
With infinite gratitude at his lotus feet.
|| JAI BRAHMARISHI MOHANJI ||
Edited & Published by – Testimonials Team, 23rd July 2026
Disclaimer:
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.
We reserve the right to delete, edit, or alter in any manner we see fit blog entries or comments that we, in our sole discretion, deem to be obscene, offensive, defamatory, threatening, in violation of trademark, copyright or other laws, of an express commercial nature, or otherwise unacceptable.
Mohanji Testimonials Team