Friends of Mohanji Centre of Benevolence Scotland

Mohanji Centres of Benevolence: Nurturing Spirituality

Mohanji Centres of Benevolence (MCB) are sanctuaries dedicated to refining humanity's spiritual journey through the principle of Ahimsa, or non-violence. These sacred spaces advocate for a vegan lifestyle, promoting harmony with nature and all beings.

Visiting MCB Scotland

Nestled in Aberdeenshire, MCB Scotland lies near Huntly, an hour's drive from Aberdeen. Covering 14 acres, this serene haven includes woodlands, fields, a tranquil pond, and a gentle stream. At its core stands a quaint 5-bedroom farmhouse, accompanied by barns and a picturesque riding school.

Sacred Spaces at MCB Scotland

In early 2023, MCB Scotland underwent a profound transformation. A humble barn became a serene sanctuary for prayer and meditation, graced by Shirdi Sai Baba and Lord Ganesh. A small temple dedicated to Lord Dattatreya now stands within a glass summerhouse, consecrated on June 15th and 16th, 2023, marking a milestone for MCB Scotland.

Future Plans for MCB Scotland

MCB Scotland sets sights on ambitious projects to enhance its offerings. Plans include an environmentally friendly sewage treatment plant and a permanent toilet and shower block, budgeted at £20,000. Robust camping facilities resilient to North Scotland's weather are in the works, estimated at £30,000. Acquiring highland cows and creating facilities for them costs approximately £20,000. Long-term visions involve converting barns into living quarters and the riding school into a satsang hall.

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Embarking on Future Projects

Looking towards the horizon, MCB Scotland has set forth ambitious plans for the future. Initiatives include upgrading the current septic tank to an environmentally friendly sewage treatment plant and constructing a permanent toilet and shower block, with an estimated budget of £20,000. Furthermore, plans are underway to enhance the site to accommodate robust camping facilities suitable for the unpredictable weather of North Scotland, requiring an approximate investment of £30,000. Additionally, the vision extends to acquiring highland cows and developing dedicated facilities for these gentle creatures, with an estimated cost of £20,000. In the long term, aspirations include the conversion of existing barns into permanent living quarters and transforming the riding school into a spacious satsang hall for gatherings and spiritual discourse.

To advance the Sanatana Dharma Universal religion for the benefit of the public in accordance with the teachings of Brahmarishi Mohanji by: a) conducting services (satsang) that promote physical and mental wellbeing, in particular through the practice of meditation, yoga and breathing techniques, b) conducting classes on meditation, yoga and breathing techniques, c) providing classes, programs, seminars, retreats, workshops, books, videos and other educational materials, d) establishing and maintaining ashrams, temples, prayer halls, and meditation halls, e) co-operating with government bodies, non-governmental organisations and other registered charities for the furtherance of the charitys objects, f) soliciting, collecting, receiving acquiring, holding and investing funds and property received by gift, donation, contribution or bequest for the furtherance of the charity’s objects, g) applying the proceeds, income and rents derived from any property of the charity for the furtherance of the charity's objects, i) doing all such things as may be necessary or conducive to further the objects of the charity, as permitted by the laws of England & Wales