Mohanji Speaks

Mohanji speaks about accepting and trusting ourselves, and he shares a story from his personal life. Whatever we think we are, that is exactly what we are experiencing. So, how to make a difference? Find yourself and accept yourself. This is today's 'food for thought', digest well.

Mohanji speaks about investing in awareness. When we continuously invest in awareness, our life will not only be fulfilling, but we will have immense contentment each moment.

As we continue with the Q&A session, today's question that comes from the listener is ''How can we best raise our children in these difficult times?'' Mohanji provides his answer.  

In today's podcast, Mohanji answers the listeners questions ''When to express myself? No sensual activity for enlightenment?''

Today's question that comes from the listener is "Is it possible to be totally unselfish?" Mohanji provides his answer.

As we continue with the Q&A session, today's question that comes from the listener is 'How do we deal with envy, experienced by both oneself and by others towards us? This is for both materialistic and spiritual envy.' Mohanji provides his answer.

In today's podcast, Mohanji continues with his reply to the question ''What is unconditional love of a master?''

Today we continue with the topic of unconditional love. In this part, Mohanji answers the specific question ''What is unconditional love of a master?''

Today's question that comes from the listener is "When is true unconditional love possible?" Mohanji provides his answer.

As we continue with the Q&A session, today's question that comes from the listener is "How do I motivate my children?" Mohanji provides his answer. 

Mohanji answers the listener's question "How to stay in the 'being' level?" This is being in our natural state and also recognizing the other dimensions of life which exist. Beingness means being aware of your words, actions and your existence in all planes. 

A listener who is in pain with ill health asks "How do we keep faith and stay strong when going through health issues?" Mohanji provides his answer.

Mohanji speaks about a very relevant topic today, depression. He shares depression has its roots in unfulfilled expectations and the disappointment that come with that. By reducing our external expectations and coming inside we can find stability and peace. This is today's 'food for thought'.

Mohanji speaks about the frustrations that are currently building for people causing violence at home. By readjusting our understanding of life, our attitudes we can become powerful people and bring stability to ourselves and those around us. This is today's 'food for thought'.

Mohanji speaks about the frustrations and hidden effects of the Covid situation. Domestic violence, depression and suicides are on the increase. We have a role to play during these times. He poses a question as today's 'food for thought', ''How can we improve the attitude that we express to the people around us?''

Mohanji speaks about integrity and shares the story of Tom Smith. Unconditional love and integrity are the only medicine to have a regret-free life. What we leave behind should make us live in the hearts of many. The goodness that we deliver to the world will live long even after our death. This is today's 'food for thought'.      

Mohanji shares a writing which someone sent to him on the difference between spirituality and religion. For example 'religion divides between us and then, spirituality unites'. This difference, between religion and spirituality, is today's 'food for thought'. 

Mohanji speaks about fear and many different dimensions of it. Fear cripples us while freedom from fears leads to liberation. In the path of liberation, there is no room for fear. ''How to overcome our fears?'' This is today's 'food for thought'.  

Mohanji speaks about enemies and shares a story from his personal life. Enmity happens in life, it is part of existence. The best medicine to cure it is to remain as love, kindness and compassion. ''What we should do with our enmities?'' This is today's 'food for thought'.  

Mohanji speaks about the goodness factor. We all have the capacity of being an angel, helping the helpless, being kind and compassionate and prioritizing it at all times. That's where humanity comes and the goodness factor is displayed. ''Are we an angel or a vulture?'' This is today's 'food for thought'.  

Mohanji speaks about being authentic and being ourselves unapologetically. This is our flavor we add to the world and our disposition is how people will accept us. Being kind and compassionate and being totally authentic will make us well accepted. 

As human beings, we are an integral part of this existence. We are the world and each of us has a role to play in deciding how we want it to be. Mohanji shares his view that the greatest contribution we can make is to cultivate qualities of harmony, humanity and non-violence. However, this can only happen if we fully invest ourselves and have conviction in our thoughts, actions and expressions. 

There are two aspects of nature that are connected to each other - our inherent nature that defines us, and the outside nature that sustains us. Our continued existence as a species depends heavily on the outside nature and it is therefore important to live in harmony with it. Our actions not only affect us but also the survival of other species. We must cultivate our inherent nature in such a way...

Mohanji speaks about children and shares his views on how we can help them in more meaningful ways. It is important to nurture and take care of them because they are the future. There are many children in need of basic necessities such as food, water, education, and are often vulnerable to abuse. What can we do to make a difference in their lives? This forms today's food for thought.

Today's food for thought revolves around the question - what is real freedom? It is often thought of as the ability to freely pursue our desires. We tend to identify with our senses, our body, and our mind. But attaining real freedom is about freeing ourselves from these aspects and realizing that our happiness does not depend on external things. As long as we are bound by our desires and the need...