Mohanji

5 Days, 5 Districts | Recent Days with Mohanji in Kerala

17–24 April 2026

From 17 to 24 April, Mohanji travelled through Kerala across a packed schedule of temple programmes, satsangs, interviews, community gatherings, and continuous movement from one place to another.

The journey began with arrival in Kochi and continued across Malayattoor, Thrissur, Tirur, Thirunavaya, Mannarkad, Palakkad, Kozhikode, and back to Kochi in just a few days.

One of the early public highlights was Mohanji’s participation in the Hindu Maha Sangamam connected with Thrissur Pooram at Swami Ranganathananda Nagar, Thrissur. He was honoured there and gave a short address before continuing onward for the Weekly Satsang, which remained part of the journey despite the demanding travel schedule.

On 19 April, Mohanji attended the Dravya Kalasham Utsavam at Thirunavaya Navamukunda Temple, connected with Thathvamasi Trust Thirunavaya. The programme reflected the strong devotional and traditional atmosphere that marked much of the Kerala visit.

The following day included a visit to the Patthirisseri Kuldevata Temple, followed by a Kriya initiation satsang for those who had gathered to receive initiation. Later, the journey continued onward again with meetings and guidance sessions.

On 21 April, the day began early with morning arati and abhishekam at the Shirdi Baba Temple in Palakkad. Later, after attending a Lamp lighting for Shaiva Vaishnava Shakteya Mahayagam (Agneyam), Mohanji travelled to Kozhikode, where he made a surprise visit to Kozhikode Athirathram and was warmly received there.

On 22 April, Mohanji attended the Tali Maha Kumbabhisheka Maha Yagnam at Tali Sri Maha Ganapathi Sri Balasubramania Temple, Kozhikode, as guest speaker. He was honoured there and gave a satsang as part of the wider temple yagnam period.

The days in Kochi also included interviews and media interactions, continuing the outward-facing side of the journey alongside the temple programmes and satsangs.

Five days. Five districts. Continuous movement through temples, traditions, satsangs, interviews, travel, and moments of connection.

Through every place and every schedule, the journey continued with the same simplicity, showing up, honouring traditions, meeting people, and being available wherever life placed him.