About

My name is Urmi. I am based in Australia, and I have spent most of my life aware that something — or someone — was present with me, even when I had no name for Him.

I did not grow up as a follower of Christ. But looking back, I can see that Abba was always there — in the quiet moments, in the favour I couldn’t explain, in the sense that I was being held even when I didn’t know whose hands were holding me. When that knowing finally came, it did not feel like a stranger arriving. It felt like finally recognising someone who had been with me all along.

That recognition changed everything about how I see, how I pray, and how I listen.

Panorama of My Spirit was born out of that journey — a space to share what the Holy Spirit reveals in prayer, what He whispers in stillness, and what He is teaching me about who God really is.

Along the way, I have also been deeply shaped by the testimony of my husband, Ron Mahulkar — a man who grew up in a devout Hindu family in India, encountered deities as a child, spent decades reading the scriptures of Hinduism, Islam, Christianity and beyond, and arrived at faith in Yeshua not through religion but through relentless, honest seeking. His journey — from spiritual battlefield to the arms of Abba — is a testimony that God leaves no sincere seeker without an answer. Ron’s story reminds me, and I hope reminds you, that the Holy Spirit has been pursuing each of us far longer than we realise.

This blog carries both voices — personal reflection and the witness of a life transformed — because the gospel is not one story. It is the same truth breaking through in a thousand different lives.

I write for believers who feel spiritually dry and wonder if God still speaks. I write for people searching but not yet sure what they are searching for. And I write for anyone who has ever sensed something deeper in life but has not yet had a name for it.

You do not have to be certain to be welcome here. You just have to be willing to seek.

“You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart.” — Jeremiah 29:13