Answer

You can say:

“Today I had the blessed opportunity to offer āhār to Muni Maharaj.”

Or more traditionally:

“Today I offered āhār-dān to Muni Maharaj with devotion.”

More Apt Phrases

• “I was fortunate to give āhār to Muni Maharaj today.”
• “Today, by great fortune, I received the opportunity of āhār-dān to Muni Maharaj.”
• “Today I performed āhār-dān for Muni Maharaj.”
• “Today Muni Maharaj accepted āhār at our home.”

Spiritual Understanding

In Jain Dharma, offering āhār to a Muni is not just “feeding” someone. It is respectfully called āhār-dān, because it is a devotional act of giving pure, suitable food to a renounced saint according to Jain discipline.

Takeaway

The most graceful wording is:

“Today I was blessed with the opportunity of āhār-dān to Muni Maharaj.”