✦ The Occasion
On the Sacred Occasion
of Guru Purnima 2026
On the most auspicious day of Guru Purnima, we invite you to an extraordinary gathering - the first-ever Guru Darshan at Ekam.
Guru Purnima is the sacred day when the timeless bond between disciple and guru is celebrated and honored. This year, on this sacred occasion, Mukti Guru Sri Krishnaji manifests Iccha Siddhi - blessing each seeker for their deepest intention to manifest. We welcome you to receive his Darshan and divine grace.
"This is a rare and precious opportunity to be in the living presence of an enlightened master - to invite abundance and prosperity into your life, and to begin the journey of liberation from ignorance."
✦ About Mukti Guru Sri Krishnaji
Three Extraordinary
Mahasiddhis
Since the age of eleven, Mukti Guru Sri Krishnaji has manifested three Mahasiddhis - for the wellbeing of all.
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Iccha Siddhi
The Power of Sacred Intention
When you are in Sri Krishnaji's presence as he manifests Iccha Siddhi, the intention you hold within your heart is received into the karmic plane for manifestation. Your deepest desires, when aligned with grace, are given wings.
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Deeksha Siddhi
The Power of Enlightened Transmission
Sri Krishnaji holds the rare ability to move into elevated states of consciousness and transmit those very states to seekers in complete silence - drawing them into enlightened spaces, beautiful inner experiences, and profound realizations of the Divine.
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Brahma Siddhi
The Power of Divine Wisdom
Through Brahma Siddhi, Sri Krishnaji imparts sacred wisdom and the Sadhana Patha - a path of practice uniquely suited to guide each seeker on their journey toward Enlightenment.
✦ What to Expect
At the Guru Darshan
At the Guru Darshan, seekers receive the first and most immediate of the three Mahasiddhis - Iccha Siddhi. Come with a noble intention held close to your heart. In Sri Krishnaji's presence, that intention is received, blessed, and carried into the karmic plane for manifestation.
Sacred Homa
Join thousands in this ancient fire ceremony, chanting and participating together for your own wellbeing and the wellbeing of all humanity.
Guru Darshan
Be in the transformative presence of Mukti Guru Sri Krishnaji and experience grace in its most direct and living form - whether you seek guidance through a challenge or the fulfilment of a heartfelt desire.
Kirtan
Immerse yourself in devotional singing and movement, and experience the joy of divine communion.
Special Rituals & Poojas
Sacred rituals for longevity, health, wealth, harmonious relationships and divine grace, performed at Ekam Kshetra.
✦ A Special Invitation
To Our
Oneness Family
This is a heartfelt invitation to every member of our Oneness Family - bring your loved ones, your near and dear ones, and experience together the grace of this first-ever Guru Darshan at Ekam.
This event is free and open to all.
Lives Forever Changed
✦ The Power of Guru's Iccha Siddhi ✦
A Dead End That Opened – Two Days After Sangath
I am originally from Chhattisgarh and have been living and working in Bangalore in the software industry for many years. My family found our way to Oneness through our first Enlightenment Festival in December 2019 and the rest, as I often tell people, has been a very pleasant history.
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It is the Sangath of February 2021 that I want to speak about today. Because what unfolded after it still stops me in my tracks when I think about it. Before I describe the miracle, let me give you the full picture of what I was carrying into that Sangath.
My father had initiated a property deal with a buyer before he passed. My mother too left us while the transaction was still underway. What they left behind was not just grief, but an unfinished piece of business that had quietly become a knot that nobody seemed able to untie.
My two elder brothers and I three brothers living in three different cities could not agree on anything. Every conversation between us about the property ended the same way: in disagreement, frustration, silence. The buyer, watching this family at odds with itself, had lost confidence in us entirely. He was not willing to release the payment without receiving our documents. My brothers were not willing to listen to me. And I alone in Bangalore, a different city from both of them was not willing to hand over my papers without first receiving my full share of the amount. It was a perfect deadlock. Every party had a reason to hold back. Nobody was moving.
Months passed this way. And slowly, I did what you do when a wall will not move I stopped pushing. I gave up on the settlement. I stopped pursuing it. The deal that my father had begun felt like it was going to remain unfinished, a loose thread left by a life that had ended too soon.
In the Sangath, I placed this before Sri Krishnaji. I told him about the property, about the broken trust between the brothers, about the stalled payment, about the buyer who would not move. I asked for his blessings for this settlement, and for other property matters as well. He listened with the full attention he always gives, and he blessed us.
Two days later, my phone lit up with a bank notification. I read it once. Then I read it again. A large amount had been credited to my account. I sat with the number for a moment, making sure I was reading it correctly. I was. It was the full 100% of my share from the property transferred directly to me by the buyer. Without a single conversation between us. Without the intervention of my brothers. Without the documents being exchanged beforehand. Without any of the conditions that had made the whole thing feel impossible.
The buyer had simply transferred my complete share, directly, without warning, two days after my Sangath with Sri Krishnaji.
"A deal that had been frozen for months - buried under grief, distrust, and family disagreement - moved in two days. Not partially. Completely. My full share, in my account, without a word spoken. That is the only way I know to describe what Sri Krishnaji's blessings can do: they reach into places where human effort has run out, and they move what we could not move ourselves."
To Sri Krishnaji and Sri Preethaji - our deepest gratitude. What happened in February 2021 is something our family will never forget.
From Repeated Defeat to Municipal Victory
I come from Hyderabad. I did not grow up in a political family. There was no inherited influence, no wealthy network, no powerful surname to open doors for me. There was only me - young, determined, and burning with a desire to enter public life and lead.
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For years I threw myself into party politics. I built alliances. I showed up to every important meeting. I worked in my community. I did everything I was told a political aspirant should do. And yet, election after election, I lost. The municipal position I had worked so hard for kept slipping through my fingers. The frustration was immense - not the quiet kind, but the kind that eats at you, that makes you lie awake at night wondering if the world is simply closed to people like you.
I had tried every trick. Every strategy. And still nothing.
Then, through what I can only describe as a series of coincidences, I found myself in the presence of Sri Krishnaji. I remember thinking: this is my chance. A chance of a lifetime. And so, I asked him directly - I told him I wanted to win the municipal elections, and I asked for his blessing. What happened next, I was not prepared for.
Sri Krishnaji looked straight into my eyes. Not around them, not past them - straight into them. And he asked me a question that I have not stopped thinking about since that day: "Why should I bless you? What is there in you that qualifies you for this blessing of power?"
I had no answer. I opened my mouth and nothing came. He continued, gently but without flinching: There are so many men out there - ambitious, hungry for power, just like you. What makes you different from them? Frustration and hunger for power do not qualify a person to lead. They do not make you a leader of the people.
The truth of those words landed on me with a weight I cannot describe. In that moment, sitting before my Mukti Guru, I could see myself clearly - perhaps for the first time. I looked at my ambition and recognised it for what it was. Selfish. Restless. Grasping. In Sri Krishnaji's presence, there was nowhere to hide from the truth. I could not escape it. And I did not want to.
A silence settled between us, and then Sri Krishnaji smiled. That smile - I will carry it for the rest of my life. He said: "Promise me you will serve people genuinely. Promise me you will attend a transformational journey at Ekam and work on your aggression. Open your heart to kindness. Take real responsibility for the people you wish to lead. Do this and my blessings will flow to you. No matter what obstacles come on the way, I will bless you with success."
I made that promise. Not as a strategy. Not as a transaction. I made it because in that moment, something in me had genuinely broken open. The hard shell of my ambition had cracked, and through the crack I could feel something warmer and truer beginning to breathe.
I attended the transformational journey at Ekam. I worked on myself - on the anger, the impatience, the hunger that had been driving me for years from a place of fear rather than love. Slowly, something softened. My relationship with the idea of power changed. I began to feel, for the first time, what it might actually mean to serve.
This week, I won the municipal elections.
"I did not win because I found a better strategy or a stronger alliance. I won because Sri Krishnaji helped me become someone worth voting for. He did not just bless my ambition - he transformed it into a calling. And he kept his promise. No matter what obstacles came, his blessings carried me through."
Pranams to my Mukti Guru, Sri Krishnaji. I enter this new chapter not as a man hungry for power but as a servant of the people, walking under your grace.
I Asked for Enlightenment And My Guru Gave Me Both
It has been, without question, one of the most life changing journeys I have ever undertaken - for me and for my family. The wisdom of our Mukti Gurus, Sri Preethaji and Sri Krishnaji, and the processes they have guided us through, have helped me become genuinely more aware of my inner state. That awareness, I now know, has been the foundation of everything that followed.
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I have a medical condition for which there is no cure. I will not name it here but I will say this: two of my siblings lost their lives because of it. When I discovered that I too carried this condition, the ground fell away beneath me. I was utterly shocked. There were many sleepless nights. Fear took up residence inside me, and suffering reached a peak I had never known before.
Already, one side of my body was beginning to grow thinner than the other. The disease was making itself visible. My parents, sitting beside me through all of this, were devastated. To have already lost children to this condition, and now to watch another one receive the same diagnosis - I cannot imagine what they were carrying.
Then one day, I found myself sitting in the presence of our Mukti Guru, Sri Krishnaji, together with my parents. He looked at me and asked: What do you want me to bless you for? One blessing. That was what I had. And in that moment, the full weight of the choice became clear to me.
I could ask for a cure. For a long life. That was the obvious prayer - the one my fear had been rehearsing for months. My parents would have wanted that for me. Part of me wanted that too.
But in the stillness of his presence, another possibility opened. I could ask for enlightenment. And I understood, in that moment, exactly what that meant for me. It would mean the end of the incessant fear that lived in me every hour I was not distracted. The end of the worry that I would die and leave my parents behind - that I would cause them yet another grief they could not survive. The end of all the regret about a life I felt I had not yet fully lived. I sat with both possibilities. The cure for the body. Or the freedom of the mind.
"In that moment I was completely clear. I did not want to spend another single day in this mental suffering - in the grip of a mind that had tormented me, it felt, for lifetimes. Whatever happened to my body, I needed to be free. And so I asked Sri Krishnaji for inner freedom. I asked him for enlightenment."
Sri Krishnaji smiled. And he said: I will bless you with both. A consciousness free of every trace of unhappiness and a body free of disease. I did not expect that. I had surrendered the second, and he gave it back to me along with the first.
In the journey that followed, guided by our Mukti Gurus, I began to see clearly what had been fuelling my suffering. My deepest pain was not really about the illness itself - it was about the falling away of all my identities. A silent, desperate obsession to control the events of my life. And the fearful projections my mind kept making about the very last days, played over and over again in the dark. When I could see all of this clearly, in the light of Sri Krishnaji and Sri Preethaji's wisdom, the fear began to lose its hold. Not overnight. Gradually. But unmistakably. With their blessings, I became free of my inner suffering.
A year after the Sangath, I went for my routine examination. My doctor looked over my results with some surprise. Both sides of my body were slowly coming back into balance, and the progression of the disease had not advanced the way he would have expected. He noted that mine was one of the mildest cases he had seen and that he was confident about my condition remaining stable, though I had tested positive genetically.
"Sri Krishnaji had blessed me with both - just as he promised. The inner freedom I had asked for. And the quiet, steady healing I had been too afraid to ask for. So it came to pass."
Today, I am doing well. My deepest gratitude to our beloved Mukti Gurus for their compassion, for their wisdom, for their unwavering guidance, and for blessings that have carried me through what I could not have walked through alone.
If you are walking through your own darkness right now - whatever form it takes - I invite you, from the bottom of my heart, to take up your own journey with Oneness. What they gave me, they can give you too.
Fifteen Minutes That Turned My Life by 180 Degrees
On the 19th of December 2021, I walked into a room to meet Sri Krishnaji. I did not fully understand then what was about to happen. I know now that those fifteen minutes were the turning point of my life.
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Let me tell you where I was before that day. I had graduated from law school three months earlier. On paper, that should have been a moment of arrival - years of study, finally done. But inside, I was in disarray. I was searching frantically for jobs, sending applications into what felt like a void, and growing increasingly desperate with each passing week. My personal life mirrored the chaos. I had no clear direction. No real will to fight for the future I wanted. The thought that kept returning, quietly and persistently, was this: by the time I figure this out, it will already be too late. Slowly, even the effort began to feel pointless. I grew weary of trying.
My family has been associated with the Oneness Movement for twenty-five years. They saw what was happening to me, and they suggested I come with them to a Sangath with Sri Krishnaji. Something in me recognised that this was the right thing to do. I said yes.
I prepared obsessively for the Sangath. I wrote down questions, reconsidered them, rewrote them. My self-confidence was low, and I was terrified of wasting the opportunity - of asking the wrong thing and walking away with nothing. I remember sitting outside, waiting to be called in, my heart racing. And then we were called.
I walked in with my uncle and aunt. Sri Krishnaji greeted us with a smile that I can only describe as a sea of compassion. There was nothing guarded in it, nothing formal. Just warmth - immediate and total.
After introductions, I was the first to speak. I told him about the situation with my job - a position that was almost confirmed, but that I hadn't wanted. It wasn't the ideal, wasn't the calibre I had hoped for. I had been holding back, waiting for something better to appear, convincing myself that settling would mean giving up on what I truly deserved. Sri Krishnaji listened. Then he looked at me and said: "Parth, take the job you have in hand. Grab it and work hard at it - work at it with all your heart. And this job will become the one you always wanted."
Something switched inside me the moment those words landed. That is the only way I can describe it - a switch, flicked. The fog that had been thickening around me for months simply cleared. I could see the road ahead. Not every detail, not every destination - but the road. That was enough. After a very long time, I had direction.
I also asked Sri Krishnaji to bless me with healing from the weight of old traumas I had been carrying, the hurts from the past that had been quietly draining my will to move forward. He blessed me. A happy inner being, he said. And a successful career ahead.
We thanked him and walked out of the room. I remember stepping outside and breathing differently. The air felt cleaner. The world felt like a place that had space in it for me.
Two months later, in February 2022, I joined the job. And within weeks, something remarkable became clear to me - this was the perfect job. It had been the right one all along. I had been standing in front of it, refusing to see it for what it was, waiting for something that was already in my hands.
"Sri Krishnaji did not change my circumstances. He changed the person standing inside them. He gave me three things I did not know I was missing: Healing. Direction. Love. Youth has never felt so alive."
My boundless gratitude to Sri Krishnaji. I carry his blessing in every case I argue, every morning I rise with purpose, every moment I choose to move forward rather than retreat.
Two Blessings. One Drive Home. One Sangath.
I am a Muslim woman. I was born into a faith that has always left room for the blessings of saints - we grew up on stories of such miracles, whispered across generations, carried in the hearts of our elders. I believed in those stories. But I had never met such a saint myself. Not until Sri Krishnaji.
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When the opportunity came to have a Sangath with him, I knew I could not waste a single moment of it. I came with two prayers - both of them old, both of them heavy, both of them things I had quietly stopped expecting would change.
The first was about my sister. She is young, educated, full of life - and she had gone through the pain of a divorce that left her deeply lonely. She longed to be married again, to find a companion worthy of her. But every alliance that came was wrong in some fundamental way. The men were far older than her. Far less educated. Our family watched alliance after alliance arrive and leave, and we felt helpless. We did not want to settle for something that would diminish her. But time kept passing, and nothing right was coming.
The second prayer was about my own career. I work in a senior position at DEL, and I had given that role everything I had - more hours than my colleagues, more results than most. My work spoke clearly. But my manager would not let me go. He valued me too much in his team in Bangalore to ever recommend me for a promotion or an international posting. I was not being overlooked because I lacked ability. I was stuck because someone with authority over me had decided, quietly and conveniently, to keep me where I was. No matter how much I achieved, that ceiling held.
A few weeks before the Sangath, almost on a whim, I had applied for a senior position at Oracle. I did not think much of it. It felt like something you do when you are tired of waiting - a casual throw of a stone into the dark, not really expecting it to land anywhere. I had heard nothing back. Life continued as usual.
I placed both of these burdens before Sri Krishnaji in the Sangath. I spoke honestly. And he listened in a way I had never experienced - as though he were receiving not just my words, but the full weight of everything behind them.
The Sangath ended around 2 o'clock in the afternoon. I got into my car and began the drive home to Bangalore. What happened during that drive, I still find difficult to fully believe.
The first call came from Oracle. That stone I had thrown into the dark weeks ago had landed. They were offering me the position - with a salary 8 lakhs higher than what I currently earn. And when they told me about my placement, I had to ask them to repeat it. My first posting would not be in Bangalore. It would be abroad. From day one. The ceiling I had been pressing against for years - the one my manager had quietly kept in place - was not just cracked. It had been lifted entirely. Replaced by open sky.
Then came news about my sister. A new alliance had arrived - a young man, well-educated, close to her in age, everything our family had been hoping for. But this time it was different. My sister seemed to like him. And he seemed to like her. That quiet, simple, mutual recognition - after so many wrong alliances, it felt like a miracle in itself. They were married soon after.
"Both of these miracles happened while I was still driving home from Ekam. By the time I reached the door of my own house, Sri Krishnaji's blessings had already changed my life. I had left Ekam that afternoon as the same woman who had arrived. I crossed my threshold as someone new."
I had believed in saints since childhood, from the stories of my elders. I believed without having seen. Now I have seen. And what I have seen is beyond anything those stories prepared me for. I am grateful beyond what words can carry. From the bottom of my heart - thank you, Sri Krishnaji.
She Came to Us That Very Month
For a long time, my husband and I carried the wish for a child between us - tenderly, privately, and with a growing ache. We had tried. We had hoped. And as the months went by without the news we were waiting for, a second worry began to grow alongside the first: the worry of time slipping past, of complications that come with age, of the possibility that the window we had been hoping to step through might one day close.
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We came to Sri Krishnaji carrying all of this - the longing, the fear, and the quiet weariness of hoping for so long. He listened with his full attention. And then, gently and without ceremony, he spoke words of blessing. Something in those words found the exact place in us where the tension had been living. The anxiety - that particular tightness that comes from wanting something so deeply that the wanting itself becomes a weight - began, quietly, to loosen. We walked out of his presence feeling something we had not felt in a long time. Calm. Not the forced calm of telling yourself everything will be fine, but a genuine, settled peace.
We conceived that very month. Our daughter was born healthy and whole. She is with us now - full of light, full of joy, and already, in her small and certain ways, making the world around her more beautiful. Exactly as Sri Krishnaji saw her before she arrived.
"He did not only bless us with a child. He showed us how to receive her - with open hands, a still heart, and the understanding that we were instruments of something far larger than our own longing. She came the moment we stopped grasping and simply held the vision with love."
From our whole family in Singapore - our deepest gratitude to Sri Krishnaji and Sri Preethaji. Our daughter is your blessing, living and breathing in our home every single day.
Our Marriage. Our Life in America. All Held in Sri Krishnaji's Grace.
I am Shreya, writing this from our home in the United States, with my husband Neeraj reading over my shoulder as I do. I work as a Lead Digital Process Consultant at a leading Supply Chain Management firm here, and Neeraj, who is working as a Lead Data Scientist at a Prominent Legal firm, is beside me as he has been through everything that matters.
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I want to tell you about how we got here. Not just to America, not just to this life - but to each other. Because Sri Krishnaji's blessings are woven into all of it.
When my family attended the Sangath with Sri Krishnaji, the talks of my marriage were already underway. The young man I loved - Neeraj - had been welcomed and accepted by my own family. That part had gone beautifully. But one quiet anxiety remained: would his family accept me? Would they take me in as truly their own, or would there always be a slight distance, a sense of my being the one who came from outside? That was what I was carrying when we sat with Sri Krishnaji.
He greeted us with such warmth - not the warmth of courtesy, but the warmth of someone who is genuinely glad you are there. He asked each of us what we wished for. When my turn came, I told him about my hope and my hesitation. He listened, and then he blessed me with a quiet certainty: "His parents will accept you and love you as their own daughter."
He also asked us to do a Tapas retreat before the wedding. We held that instruction close. What happened after the Sangath unfolded with the particular ease that grace has - not with fanfare, but with a gentle inevitability, as though everything had already been arranged and we were simply walking into it.
When I met Neeraj's parents, they approved of me immediately. They invited me into their home, opened their arms, and agreed to the marriage with genuine happiness. When both our families met for the first time, there was no awkwardness, no careful navigation of differences. There was simply connection - warm, easy, real. The two families came together as though they had been waiting to find each other. It felt, honestly, like something out of a dream. Sri Krishnaji had promised that his parents would love me as a daughter. They do.
Before the wedding, Neeraj and I did our Tapas retreat together - engagement rings on our fingers, the marriage just weeks away. It was an extraordinary gift to give ourselves before stepping into life as a couple. In those days of shared stillness, I discovered something about Neeraj that I had not fully seen before: the depth of his contemplative mind, the quietness that lives in him. What a joy it was to find that. What a foundation it turned out to be.
After the wedding, we came to Sri Krishnaji once more and asked for his blessings for jobs in the United States, in good companies. That too came to pass.
We have built our dream life here in America - far from both our families, which has not always been easy. But we have never felt alone in it. Sri Preethaji, as our divine mother, has blessed us with the opportunity to offer Seva at retreats across USA, every year. That service has been one of the great joys of our life here - a way of staying connected to what matters most, even across the distance.
"Our life is beautiful. Not because it has been without difficulty - but because our Gurus are in it. Their presence and their wisdom have made us who we are, and who we are becoming. For that, there are no adequate words. Only gratitude."
Pranams to Sri Krishnaji and Sri Preethaji - from Shreya and Neeraj, with all our love.
We Gave from Our Hearts And Grace Gave Back in Floods
We are yoga teachers. My husband and I run a small institute in Warangal - a modest life, but one that has always felt rich in the ways that matter. Our wealth has been our practice, our students, and our faith.
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When we heard that devotees could contribute to Ekam for the sacred Kumbha Abhishekam ceremony, we did not sit down and calculate what we could afford. Something in us simply moved. Together, as husband and wife, we made the contribution with joy - not as a transaction, not as a prayer dressed in the clothing of generosity, but as a straightforward act of love for our Mukti Guru.
A few days later, we received word that we had been invited for a personal, one-on-one Sangath with Sri Krishnaji. We were told this was the first time such an invitation had been given to anyone. We were two yoga teachers from a small town - and our Guru had called us in.
The moment we entered his presence, we felt it. Not energy, not spectacle - just a quality of love that was immediate and total. Sri Krishnaji received us warmly, as family. There was no distance in the room, no formality. Only his eyes, full of genuine care, and his complete attention.
He looked at us and said: "You were so generous in serving Ekam. Let me be generous to you. What blessing do you want? I am going to bless you now."
Something unexpected happened inside us in that moment. The wish we had come to ask for quietly fell away - not because we forgot it, but because in his presence we felt so complete that asking seemed almost beside the point. We were already full.
But Sri Krishnaji asked us again, gently. And so, we spoke the wish that had lived in us for many years - a home of our own. What followed came in quiet waves.
First, an old loan that had sat over our lives for years was cleared - not through any plan of ours, but in a way we had not foreseen. And before we had fully taken that in, we found ourselves buying our own home. Sixty lakhs. A home we had prayed for across so many years that the praying had become almost habitual. And then Sri Krishnaji's blessing reached further than we had asked.
Our daughter and son live in the United States. They had been carrying quiet anxieties about their jobs and their lives there. After the Sangath, both their positions became secure. In one Sangath, blessings had touched three generations across two continents.
"We gave from an open hand. And Sri Krishnaji, in his nature, gave back - not in measure but in abundance. We feel, even now, that the doors he opened that day have not finished opening."
Pranams to Sri Krishnaji and Sri Preethaji. Our hearts hold only gratitude.
Thirty Years of Difficulty in Breathing Healed in an Evening
For nearly three decades, something had been living inside me that I didn't know was there. Something quiet. Something waiting. Something that, left undiscovered, could have stopped my breathing in a single moment.
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I was born premature. My lungs never fully developed. For as long as I can remember, breathing has been working. I've lived with a breathing machine by my side for many, many years - a companion I never chose but learned to accept. It was simply my reality. The body I was given. The life I had to manage.
But last May, something in me began to shift. I started practicing sadhana every morning - two hours of stillness, breath, and presence. At first, it was discipline. Then slowly, quietly, it became transformation. My heart softened. My breath grew calmer. And miracles, I began to notice, started unfolding in the smallest, most unexpected corners of my life.
Then came E2 in Singapore this year - the greatest turning point of my life. During the Deeksha blessing from our enlightened masters Sri Krishnaji and Sri Preethaji, I suddenly felt an intense pain in my chest. Sharp. Unfamiliar. I began to cough uncontrollably. That night, my body felt heavy, my breath uneven. I didn't know what was happening to me. I only knew that something inside me was moving - something deep, something old. The next morning during sadhana, I started coughing again. This time, I coughed up blood.
I went to the hospital immediately. After the examination, the doctor removed a strange, tree-shaped, jelly-like structure from my throat. He stared at it. Then he looked at me, his face a mix of disbelief and awe. "This is a miracle," he said. "Something like this almost never shows up in a regular scan. It's been formed inside your lungs for nearly thirty years. And if it hadn't come out now... it could have stopped your breathing one day." In that moment, I was speechless. Only gratitude filled my heart.
From that day on, I could breathe freely. I no longer needed the breathing machine that had supported me for so many years. My chest felt open. My body felt light. My life reborn.
"The masters didn't just give me a blessing. They saw what was inside me before I did. They moved what needed to move. They freed what had been trapped. And they gave me a second chance to live - not just to survive, but to truly breathe."
To my enlightened masters Sri Krishnaji and Sri Preethaji - thank you. For your divine blessing. For your boundless grace. For giving me my life back.
He Said We Would Move to Warmth And We Did
My name is Deepthi. I live in Austin, Texas now - and the warmth here, both in the weather and in our lives, feels like a gift that began the day my husband and I sat with Sri Krishnaji. Let me take you back to where we were before that meeting.
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We were living in a city with brutal winters. Not the kind of cold that is merely inconvenient - the kind that gets into your bones and into your worries. Our children were sensitive to it. They fell sick constantly. Every bout of illness meant stress, disrupted schedules, guilt about missing work, and a general feeling that our family was perpetually struggling against something we could not control. We loved our children fiercely and watching them suffer through cold after cold wore us down in a way that is hard to articulate.
We had tried to move. We had looked at warmer cities, talked about it, made plans. But nothing had come together. Every effort seemed to hit a wall. The disappointment of trying and not succeeding had begun to settle into us as resignation.
It was in this state - tired, hopeful but bruised, carrying the quiet wish of a better life for our family - that we came to Sri Krishnaji. We asked him for one blessing: to help our family move to a city with gentler weather. A place where our children could simply be healthy and thrive. What Sri Krishnaji gave us was something deeper than a blessing. It was guidance - and it was so simple and so human that it has stayed with us ever since.
He spoke about the importance of a calm, peaceful inner state - how when we are at peace inside, our intentions find their way into the world more freely. And then he gave us something specific to do. He asked my husband and me to sit together for at least fifteen minutes every day. Not to strategize. Not to worry together. But to genuinely talk about the city we wanted to move to, the work we wanted to do, the way we hoped to raise our children. And to truly listen to each other. To be present. To let that connection between us become the ground from which our intentions could grow.
"Our heartfelt connection with each other, even for a few moments every day, will open our lives to my blessings." - Sri Krishnaji
At the close of the Sangath, he looked at us with a smile and said: You will move to a place with warm weather. I felt a deep calm settle in me the moment he said those words. Not the relief of a problem solved - something quieter and more certain than that. A knowing. Even our three-year-old daughter, who had been with us during the Sangath, was radiant with joy in his presence. Children feel what we sometimes miss.
We went home and we began. Every evening, my husband and I would sit together - really sit together, phones down, the busyness of the day set aside - and we would talk about the life we were moving toward. We named cities. We described the jobs we wanted. We talked about what kind of mornings we wanted our children to wake up to. Something shifted between us in those conversations. We were no longer two people separately worried about the same problem. We became a team with a shared dream.
A plan emerged. We narrowed our search to two cities. I prepared my husband's resume - carefully, lovingly, in what I can only describe as a beautiful inner state. Then the synchronicities began. In February 2021, my husband interviewed with a company in Austin and was selected. Two weeks later, we received difficult news - due to internal changes, the position had been redirected to someone already within the company. It stung. But we held steady. We kept our evening conversations. We kept our faith.
In May 2021, the phone rang again. A different team within the same company had reviewed his interview performance and wanted him. He had done so well the first time that they had remembered him. He accepted. Around the same time, I reached out to my own manager and asked if my position could be made fully remote so I could relocate. He agreed immediately and handled all the paperwork without hesitation. Both our houses sold above market price. In August 2021, we loaded our lives into boxes and drove toward the sun.
Austin is warm. It is wonderfully, beautifully warm. Our children are healthy. Our family has room to breathe. And every now and then, I think back to that evening in the Sangath - our three-year-old glowing beside us, Sri Krishnaji smiling as he said those quiet words - and I feel it all over again. The calm. The certainty. The love.
"He did not just bless us with a move. He blessed us with each other - with the practice of turning toward one another every day, of speaking our dreams out loud, of trusting that a life filled with warmth was already on its way to us."
Thank you, Sri Krishnaji. From our whole family, from this warm and sunlit home in Austin - thank you.
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29th July 2026
Ekam, Andhra Pradesh