In Loving Memory of Boaz Trinker
We honour our beloved Sangha brother Boaz, who left his body the 10th of September 2026. Our hearts are with his family and friends at this time.
Boaz met Moojibaba in 2015, and since then he traveled regularly to Monte Sahaja and India for Silent Retreats, Open Satsangs and Extended Guest Stays. We were also fortunate to live alongside him in Monte Sahaja for a couple of years.
He took up seva very naturally and with full heart. Over time he served with the Reception, Translations and International Sangha teams. He contributed greatly with his loving, brilliant and fun ways.
Boaz was such a caring soul and with great patience would support each one in whatever was needed—always non-judgemental and open, always giving fully of himself.
He was a pillar for the sangha in Israel. He supported in every way he could, whether it was communicating with everyone, taking care of the sangha room, subtitling, using his technical abilities online… He was very gifted and generously used those gifts in selfless service.
Boaz—the sangha in Israel, Monte Sahaja and worldwide are truly grateful for your dedication to all.
Our love is fully alive now and remains forever.
Below is a tribute to Boaz, written by his close friend, Itay
How to describe Boaz? He was a rare, unique flower. A gentleman. A true Renaissance man. A scholar of the arts. A spiritual being. A silent leader.
Kind. Pure. Childlike. Selfless. Always giving. Always caring. Carrying us as a Sangha. Working relentlessly, with an ever-giving heart.
Boaz was full of talents: an actor, director, graphic designer, video editor, makeup artist, a gifted translator, web developer and programmer. He was a walking sci-fi encyclopedia. He spoke four languages and played the guitar.
Actually, Boaz was a genius, self-taught in most of these fields.
Boaz and I grew up in the same neighborhood in Haifa. We attended the same elementary school. Throughout the years, I followed his footsteps, joining the same local theater group and later attending the same drama school he had attended.
We both met Guruji separately in 2015. At first, it was an odd experience to meet someone from your hometown around a spiritual teacher. But after the initial shyness wore off, it felt so natural to share the same enthusiasm we had for life and art, channeled into this Sangha field of love that flows around Moojibaba.
Ever since he met Guruji, Boaz served selflessly, always trying to be as true as he could to the Master’s spirit and guidance. Whether it was organizing, hosting, and holding Sangha gatherings, taking care of guests as part of the reception team at Sahaja, or translating a video, you knew Boaz was involved by how transparent he was in the process. He left no footprints on his path.
He will be dearly missed by the entire Sangha in Israel and Sahaja.
I love you, brother. Thank you for your special, sensitive light.
God bless you. Rest in peace.
