Mohanji Speaks – Zoom satsang, part 2 on 10 November 2019 Watch here Question 1: How can I get out from self-sabotage, fear, conformity and the paradigm of the impossible? Well, that’s very simple. As I explained in the beginning, it has to start with accepting yourself. There is some element in you which is
What we see in the world is a lot of panic. None of the governments of the world was ready to handle a situation of this enormity, this size. We could see that most of the people, especially in Italy, could not handle the effects of this sudden spread of the disease effectively at all. That’s happened in most of the places. People did not know; there was no rehearsal; it just happened and people had to cope with it and the governments’ had to cope with it. No government would take a decision which would harm their economy.
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We’ve been talking about the corona virus and its effects for some days now and we are feeling it, every moment. We have seen that the human kingdom is affected; the human world is affected deeply. We are all in confinement. We are actually feeling now how the animals feel to be in the zoo in confinement, their whole life. We are now getting a taste of it, how it feels to be inside a factory farm, how it feels to be inside a zoo.
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Satsang with Mohanji-Montenegro, Luštica Bay, 17.11.2019 PART 2 Q11: Is my spiritual path real, and should I dedicate myself to the gift that I have? M: What is spiritual path? Every moment, what happens is spirituality, not doing something apart from that. We have a body and we all feel the body. Am I right? We
Satsang with Mohanji-Montenegro, Luštica Bay, 17.11.2019 PART 1 How are you doing today? Thanks to all of you who have come from a long distance, from various places. We have some kind of connection, that is why we met, and we are here again. I always feel grateful when people give me time. I try
To a person who is existing as a unit (this means, he is fully occupied within), the world outside is only an extension, he is fully aware. For all of us too it’s the same. Our world is how we are; it is not how the world appears to be because we don’t see the
In summer 2018, Mohanji visited Skanda Vale ashram in the UK. On 17th August, he did Prana Pratishta to the first idol of Lord Dattatreya in Europe (download discourse – mp3 ) and to Nagaraja murti as well.(download discourse – mp3 ). Here is part 2 of the satsang he conducted afterwards. Q: Can you
Mohanji Speaks Zoom Satsang, part 2 24th March, 2019 Sensitive but not emotionally reactive Q: How can one practice being sensitive and compassionate towards others without being emotionally reactive? Mohanji: I think I explained this matter in the first discussion. It is about being controlled by the three faculties I spoke about. The mind controls
Remaining calm is very essential in every situation, especially in management. When you have many people to manage, you need to be stable. They will look at look at you, see that you are stable and work freely. Instead if you give them insecurity, you are also responsible for the results of their activity. When people are insecure, we will have no idea as to how they function or what their level of productivity will be. Hence when you are leading a team, you must remain stable and not be prejudiced. You can highlight a person’s strengths but should not emphasise anyone’s weaknesses. We must understand that all of us have weaknesses. Let them be, there’s no problem. But if we over accent them, they will grow and strengths will be sidelined. Hence we must highlight strengths, nurture them, so that in time weaknesses become insignificant. Also a team will have a mix of people; we cannot look at everyone with the same set of spectacles. Each person is a story. Each person has a history. Each person is a universe by himself or herself. So they should be handled and appreciated in their individual capacities. Do not compare, it’s not the same and it cannot be the same.
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