Yoga Is Not "Just A Practice, But A Way Of Life"

Devi Mohan is a multifaceted humanitarian and a role model for many women. She has been an integral member of the Mohanji Foundation, the international spiritual mission of her husband and spiritual guide Mohanji, since its formation in 2007.

She represents the Foundation as its Global Ambassador at various international events, initiatives, and forums: from interfaith dialogue and world peace-related forums such as the Parliament of World's Religions, Living Peace Projects, and Unity Earth, to nonviolence and women empowerment-related events and initiatives such as Vegan India Conference, Women Emerging and Festival of Womanhood. Through her inspirational talks, she aims to touch people's hearts and serve the cause of peace and women's empowerment through the active expression of love and expansion of consciousness.

You are an international Yoga instructor and promote the traditional form of Yoga taught by the ancient sages and Masters and codified by Maharishi Patanjali. Please share your journey to becoming an internationally recognized yoga trainer.

My journey of being an instrument of the ancient science of yoga definitely extends beyond this lifetime (as was confirmed to me during a Past Life Regression done in Delhi in 2008 as well as a Nadi (palm leaf scrolls) reading done in Tamil Nadu in 2015). This is the only reasonable explanation as to why the depth and intensity of my connection with yoga took place within me the moment I started my yoga practice in a dedicated way.

After completing my Master’s Degree in Peace Studies in the USA, due to several profound and life-changing spiritual experiences, I did not pursue my worldly career in diplomacy but instead came to Dubai in 2005 to be closer to Mother India.