Mohanji Speaks

In this episode, we explore Mohanji's reflections on the recent tragic shootings in Serbia, and the steps we can take to create a more harmonious society and cultivate our children's well-being. Join us as we delve into some of today's realities and contemplate ways to promote greater peace and understanding in our world.

In this fresh episode of the Mohanji Speaks podcast, Mohanji addresses an issue of the current times, speaking about the most deadly enemy and addiction of today, that often goes unnoticed.

He shares thought-provoking insight on some of the realities of our World and how to stay stable through the turbulent times we are cruising in. 

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Welcome to a new episode of Mohanji Speaks, where Mohanji answers questions on how to navigate different personalities and maintain a stable existence while practicing ahimsa and purity in a world filled with excesses and negativity.

Drawing from the ancient teachings of the Mahabharat, Mohanji sheds light on the different types of people that exist and offers insights on accepting these differences with grace, and how to remain steadfast in the face of adversity.

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In this podcast, as a reaction to a question he received after the previous episode, Mohanji speaks about the relevance of a human existence on the planet Earth and why this world is not made for humans exclusively, giving insights on what our net worth is and how to shift the man kind to kind men.

In this podcast, Mohanji shares his reflexions and observations on the conflicts in Ukraine and the inhumanities resulting from it, inviting each and everyone to Act Now because it is Today that we can make a change for Tomorrow. 

Mohanji gives his message for the year 2022 with a focus on flexibility, minimizing our lifestyles and using this time as an opportunity for redefinition of ourselves. We only use a small portion of our potential and this time is given to expand our capacities and connect with what's truly important in life. Contentment, happiness, and living with highest human values.

There are always stories behind stories. Everyone has a karmic history which shaped their outlook and expression. It's not always easy to discern a victory from a failure. A deliberate, purposeful action born from awareness, may be perceived as failure, but lead ultimately to success. It is better to preserve and respect a worthwhile relationship than to express an expectation or egoistic judgement. It is essential to see beyond the immediate and the obvious and to remain humble and accepting. 

Moral bankruptcy, or perhaps more accurately, moral degeneracy is mainly due to a selfish, negative detachment from nature resulting in violent, non-consensual use of animals and resources, corruption, and objectification of people. Man-made barriers such as bigotry and speciesism, feelings of a shrunken, limited existence, and a compromised conscience are its signs. Restriction is not morality. Acceptance, kindness, unconditional love and non-violence are what constitute real morality.

When we have clarity about our purpose, and about how an endeavor or project can benefit the world, then we must continue to pursue it with full application and intensity. We should believe in our mission. We must defend our inner space from negative input and not allow even the smallest amount of doubt, or fear of failure to enter into us. We must take action today, based on the conviction that we will do something great and that we have the capacity, resources, and support to make it happen.

It takes determination to move from doing repetitive, unfulfilling work, to doing something which yields deeper, more lasting satisfaction. Many people will neither understand nor approve of such a decision and one of the biggest consequences of doing it is that a lot of professional and situational relationships will disappear. We should respect and honor our past, but remember that as long as our conscience remains intact, nothing is lost in plunging into the unknown with good intentions.