A single question, answered
A short excerpt around one clear question — enough to feel his tone and way of thinking.
Watch 5 minutesA live satsang with Mohanji, every week. Bring what you are carrying, ask what matters to you, and leave with greater clarity about yourself and the situations you are living through.

This is the path towards mastery over yourself - your mind, your patterns, your reactions, the beliefs you built without noticing.
Mohanji’s teaching keeps returning to the same idea from different angles: most of what runs your life isn’t logic; it’s familiarity - things you’ve repeated so often your subconscious now reproduces them automatically. You can’t dismantle a pattern you haven’t first recognised.
That recognition is the actual work of making a master: seeing the structure of your own traps clearly enough to loosen them.
You come into the sessions driven by patterns you may not even notice. You leave seeing them more clearly, with more freedom to choose your response.
45 minutes around one theme chosen by Mohanji
60 minutes of live questions and answers
15 minutes of blessings and personal wishes
Come with a question or simply listen. There are no prerequisites and no required beliefs.
Live translation is available in Balkan languages, Spanish and Hindi.
The things that used to knock you sideways begin to knock you less. Not because life grows gentler, but because you are steadier inside it.
Old guilt, regret, and worry loosen their hold. People describe it as carrying less, week by week, without quite noticing when it lifted.
You begin to catch your own patterns as they happen - and seeing them is what lets you choose differently, in the moment that matters. Awareness rises.
This is a regular space to pause, reflect, and return to yourself by listening or using the chance to ask Mohanji directly for practical guidance.
Mohanji chooses each week’s theme himself
Take a look at the excerpts from previous sessions, or sit in on a whole one, for free.
A short excerpt around one clear question — enough to feel his tone and way of thinking.
Watch 5 minutesA longer standalone segment on a single theme — complete enough to be useful on its own.
Go deeperExperience a full Satsang with Mohanji, completely free, and discover for yourself what the experience feels like.
I look forward to these sessions — they are the highlight of my week.
Individual or family; a single week or a whole year.
Two hours with Mohanji, live on Zoom — the theme, your questions, and the blessings.
Ask your question and have it answered by Mohanji live - or send it ahead of the session so it can be asked live in your stead.
Every session is recorded and yours to watch on Mohanji TV for the week that follows. If the day does not suit you, there is time to catch up.
Mohanji TV has iPhone and Android apps, so the recording travels with you — on a commute, a flight, or anywhere the signal does not reach.
Includes the next 4 Satsang sessions, starting from the day you join
Includes the next 13 Satsang sessions, starting from the day you join
includes the next 52 Satsang sessions, starting from the day you join
Prices are a single payment for the term. Nothing renews on its own.
New here? Come for a single week. The Weekly plan is one session with nothing to keep up — the simplest way to see whether this is for you before choosing a longer rhythm.
Pick individual or family, choose your rhythm, and pay here — a single payment, whatever the term. New to it? Take a single week first.
Each week you receive the day, the time, the theme and the joining link — and a place to send your question in early, so it can be put to Mohanji on the day.
Join a few minutes early, somewhere you will not be interrupted. Bring a question about the theme if you have one — plenty of people just listen.
A glimpse of what each week draws out — then subscribe to sit in on the whole session, live.
Full sessions — live each week, with a 7-day replay on Mohanji TV — are for subscribers. A single week is all it takes to try.
The word means something like "in the company of truth". In practice it is simply people gathering to sit with a teacher and ask what is on their minds — no ceremony, no ritual, nothing you need to know beforehand.
Watch a whole session first — there is one further up this page, unedited and free. If it speaks to you, take a single week before committing to anything longer; the Weekly plan is one session, with nothing to keep up.
Two hours, live on Zoom, in three parts: 45 minutes with Mohanji on that week’s theme, 60 minutes of questions answered one by one in real time, and 15 minutes of blessings and personal wishes. There is no script and no fixed sequence.
No. Plenty of people never ask anything and find that the answer to someone else’s question was the one they came for. Sitting and listening is a complete way to attend.
Mohanji encourages it. In a satsang a great deal passes through the eyes, and the connection runs both ways. It is an encouragement rather than a condition — if your circumstances mean the camera stays off, you are entirely welcome as you are.
By email, ahead of each session, for as long as your subscription runs. If it has not arrived by the day of the talk, write to events@mohanji.org.
Not always. Mohanji travels constantly, and each session is set around where he is that week — so the day and the hour can move. Whatever has been settled for the coming session is on this page, in your own timezone, and it goes out in the weekly email as well.
No. The Weekly plan is a single session, so you can come for just one week. Beyond that you can subscribe monthly, quarterly or annually — whichever rhythm suits you. Nothing renews on its own.
Neither. The sessions are open to everyone — no prerequisites, no required beliefs, nothing to sign up to beyond the session itself. People come on their first week and people come having sat for twenty years.
No, to both. Mohanji describes himself as a guide to yourself rather than someone to be followed — in his words, "you do not follow him; you follow yourself." There is nothing to convert to and no belief you must hold; people take part while keeping their own faith, or none.
Whatever else the week does, these two hours stay where they are.