‘It feels surreal’: Mohanji pilgrims reach Mount Kailash days before Nepal floods
Mohanji Foundation SA leader Sulosh Pillay and six fellow pilgrims safely crossed the Nepal-Tibet border route to Mount Kailash just three days before flash floods devastated the area. While grateful to have escaped the disaster, Pillay said the tragedy had cast a shadow over their spiritual journey, leaving the group deeply concerned for affected communities and families still waiting for news…
Mohanji Foundation SA pilgrims arrived at Mount Kailash three days prior to recent flash floods in the region, according to Sulosh Pillay. The seven-member group, along with others, completed the journey on August 20 and reached the holy site without encountering the devastating floods. Pillay expressed gratitude for their safe passage and the spiritual journey, while acknowledging the heavy hearts of those affected by the catastrophe.
The group has since continued their pilgrimage with Mohanji in Darchen and World Tribal Alliance elders and guests. Despite their inability to physically assist the impacted areas, Pillay emphasized the group's commitment to praying for those affected, their loved ones, and anyone awaiting news. She also highlighted Nepal's resilience, drawing parallels to South Africa's own challenges.
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