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Question:What does “ahimsa” mean in practice?
“Mohanji consistently emphasizes ahimsa (non-violence) in thought, word, and action as a central practice, alongside purity and faith. In daily life, this looks like reducing harm to all beings, cultivating compassion, and choosing selfless actions.”
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Mohanji's Journey
Mohanji
A humanitarian, guide, and catalyst for conscious living
Mohanji is a humanitarian and spiritual leader whose work spans over 90 countries. He founded the Ammucare Charitable Trust (ACT) in 2003, which has grown into the global ACT Foundation and Act4Hunger, delivering millions of free meals and aid across communities and species. He also established the Mohanji Foundation and Mohanji Centres of Benevolence, creating spaces for self-discovery, transcending sound into silence, and compassionate living.
His life is a living experiment in freedom - freedom from ego, identity, and attachments - expressed through selfless service and unfiltered truth.
“Mohanji is not a preacher of beliefs. His life is a mirror - if you look clearly, you'll see your own truth reflected. The teachings you seek are not outside; they whisper in silence, waiting for you to listen.”
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