Who is Mohanji
Mohanji is a world-renowned humanitarian who has dedicated his life towards serving the world. He emphasizes purity, faith, unconditional love, and selfless service towards all species as the foundation and pillars of a balanced human existence. His love extends toward all beings on Earth and he walks the path of ahimsa (non-violence) in thought, word, and action. He is driven by the conviction that we should all leave the Earth a better place after having lived on it.
A non-conformist by nature, Mohanji avoids putting himself into frames and sees himself as a friend of the world – be it aiding the poor and helpless, empowering those in emotional or mental torment, guiding those seeking personal and spiritual development, caring for birds and animals, or caring for the environment at large. Mohanji’s nature radiates that of a loving mother, a best friend, a devoted family man, a lucid philosopher and a loving guide, offering his help and assistance unconditionally.
...A Part of a Grand Tradition...
Mohanji always considers himself a mere projection of the powerful tradition of liberation, sent to reiterate the same essential truths that Masters have been propounding for ages. His teachings are simple, practical, and universal, cutting across religions and nationalities.
...Adding Value to the World...
Mohanji has created a number of platforms to allow those who associate with him to add value to society through consistent acts of kindness and compassion. He leads by example and is constantly busy in helping and serving others, making himself available to champion causes that develop and improve society.
At present, there are around 15 countries where some or all of Mohanji’s institutions are formally registered, while followers are present in over 80 countries. They collectively work to further his mission of helping people reach their highest potential and thereby making this place a better world.
To learn more about Mohanji and his work in the world visit his official page or learn more about Mohanji Canada.
In a nutshell, my life, like everyone else’s, had distinct stages – an impressionable, explorative childhood, the regular confused state of youth trying to understand my purpose on earth, and the auto-positioned adulthood that made me realize that nothing was in my control and hence nothing mattered anymore. The only essence from these stages was that everything was temporary; Had it. Felt it. Left it. My biggest challenge was positioning myself in a society conditioned and structured by concepts – expected to conform to and imprisoned by “approved and permissible” boundaries of expressions, a state I considered equal to death.
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