By Michael Draper, UK
When I saw Suveetha’s offer to conduct Mai-Tri sessions from the sacred Sri Mookambika Devi Temple in Kollur, I felt an immediate connection. I remembered reading about this temple in Baba Mohanji and Masters, although I couldn’t immediately recall why it had stood out to me.
I later discovered that Sri Mookambika Temple is one of India’s most sacred Shakti temples, where the Divine Mother and Shiva are uniquely worshipped together in one Jyotirlinga. It felt like the perfect place for a Mai-Tri session.
I contacted Suveetha, whom I had never met before, and was delighted that she had a slot available on Monday, 1st June. I immediately accepted, sharing my intention:
“I am going to Kailash with Mohanji and was hoping for Mother’s blessings and the removal of any blockages.”
As preparation, I sent Suveetha a recent photograph.
Later, while watching Devi Mohan’s presentation on Kailash, I felt inspired to send Suveetha a photograph of my television screen. At that exact moment, Mohanji was blessing Devi Mohan at Lake Manasarovar with Mount Kailash in the background.
Suveetha replied:
“I love this picture of Mohanji and Devi… so many expressions, powerful and compassionate. This picture is definitely worth a thousand words.”
The Mai-Tri session took place while I was meditating quietly at home. Afterwards, Suveetha sent me a voice message describing what she had perceived during the session. She shared:
“It was a powerful Mai-Tri session. Mohanji gave astral Shaktipat on the forehead in the form of Shiva’s Tripundra. All the chakras were being cleansed simultaneously with brilliant white light. Your energetic body was suspended vertically while a whole line of people were being pulled into the light by Mohanji. I was shown a past-life scene involving tribal medicine men facing persecution. I understood that Mohanji liberated all of them through this one session. It was extremely intense.”
I was astonished because my own experience matched hers remarkably closely. I replied:
“During the meditation I saw, through my third eye, an open mouth with decaying teeth, followed by a stream of people moving into the light. I didn’t recognise any of them. I also felt a powerful connection between the base of my spine and the third eye, after which my whole spine felt deeply cleansed and incredibly light. Something significant had clearly been released. I feel profoundly grateful.”
Although Mohanji advises against analysing releases, one word immediately surfaced in my awareness afterwards: Myddfai.
Myddfai is a village in South Wales, close to where I now live, famous for its ancient lineage of herbal healers known as the Physicians of Myddfai. It felt as though an ancient ancestral connection associated with healing and tribal medicine had been cleansed before my pilgrimage to Kailash.
A few days later, during satsang, I had the opportunity to speak with Mohanji. Smiling, he immediately asked me, “Any more contact with ghosts?”
I have previously had an encounter with ghosts through Mohanji, which is the subject of an earlier testimonial, but I felt he was referring this time to the Mai-Tri experience as a confirmation of that experience. I simply thanked him for the healing and grace received through his consciousness and through Mother at this sacred temple.
Looking back, I see a beautiful series of synchronicities—the sacred temple, my intention for Kailash, the image of Mohanji and Devi at Manasarovar, Suveetha’s vision of Shiva’s blessing, my own inner experiences, and finally Mohanji’s playful acknowledgement a few days later.
For me, it was another reminder that when we surrender with sincerity and a pure intention, Grace arranges everything perfectly.
With heartfelt gratitude to Mohanji, Mother, and Suveetha for being such a beautiful instrument.
Aum Tat Sat. Jai Mohanji.
|| JAI BRAHMARISHI MOHANJI ||
Edited & Published by – Testimonials Team, 21st July 2026
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