Ma ‧ ha ‧ rish ‧ i Ma ‧ hesh Yo ‧ gi, the /mɑːhəˌriːʃi ˌmɑːheʃ ˈjəʊɡi/ BrE AmE
(1911–2008) an Indian religious leader who, in the 1960s, helped to introduce many Indian religious ideas to people in the West. His teaching includes ↑ transcendental meditation (=the practice of repeating special words many times, until you feel very calm) , and he has taught many famous people, including The Beatles.