As Sikhs, we tend to think of our Dharma as a young religion, five hundred forty something years old, from the birth of Guru Nanak to the present day. This may be true as time is tracked on this physical Earth, but, in fact, the impact…
For most of the past year I’ve been working on writing a book about the Siri Singh Sahib’s vision for the Aquarian Age. I would like to share how this process has affected me personally and what I’ve learned about myself in the process….
“One has to be very conscious in dealing with one’s own mind. The best way is not to record any activity for which your subconscious mind can pick at you. Secondly, never do anything which you cannot explain to yourself and prove to…
There are no enemies. There are challenges to our creativity. The greatest enemy is the self. Self-defeating activity and self-animosity occur where we do not accept ourselves. We instinctively reject self-confirmed continuity….
Questions have come up regarding evident inconsistencies in Yogi Bhajan’s calculation of dates relating to the shift to the Aquarian Age. These same questions came up in my own mind as I started to research his teachings on this topic. During the course of my research I’ve gained a number of insights about how all [...]
“Falling into Prayer is the same as falling in Love. It is an infinite fall. You can never come out of it. And in all of human existence these two experiences are the highest.”
“We are now entering fourteen years during which our old game is basically over, and in 2012 it will all be over. We are going to start playing a new game: the game of love….
There are these moments… these experiences of total clarity, where time stands still as we transcend life around us. I remember one such a moment one hot, dusty afternoon at Summer Solstice…
Sat Nam and Greetings from Anandpur Sahib! In the Spirit of Khalsa, in the home of Guru Gobind Singh Ji, the Women of Anandpur Sahib celebrated the Gurpurb Season with remembrance of the…
The Siri Singh Sahib taught: “You are here to serve, to uplift, to be graceful, to give hope, and to give the very deep love of your soul to all those in need…
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