A man shaped by loss,
called by service.
Born in Kerala, India. Two decades in international shipping across Dubai, the Middle East and Africa — all the while walking, in parallel, with the saints and masters of India's living traditions. In 2002, the loss of his daughter Ammu became the turning point. Grief transmuted into Ammucare, founded in her name in 2007. He began teaching publicly in 2012. In 2016, lineage elders conferred upon him the title of Brahmarishi — the highest spiritual recognition in the Vedic tradition, reserved for sages of profound realisation.
"The fundamental of Raja Yoga is that the path is about self-connection. And through this, you can have self-actualisation."
Mohanji walks the path of Raja Yoga — the path of self-connection. From his constancy, much has grown across the world: practices that quiet the mind, gatherings that hold the heart, movements that feed the hungry. Many shelters, one source.
No doctrine. No initiation. No fees to begin. He doesn't ask for devotion — he asks you to find yourself. The meditations are freely given. The family freely held. A pillar of constancy, in a world of changing emotions.