Game of Love

The Siri Singh Sahib spoke of the “game of love” for those who have chosen to experience love in a unique and elevated way. The love found in the teachings of all our Gurus and in the legacy of Siri Singh Sahib is taught as the platform of elevation upon which existence is assured. Seen through that prism, love expands and allows. Love is a powerful force that causes an expansion, which can move everything towards God. The elevation and openness experienced by that type of love carries a healing power and it can be projected to all beyond time and space.

If we turn that power towards ego, we will have nothing but long standing pain, confusion and duality. If we turn that power towards pleasure, we will be cursed to seek out a never-ending chain of desires.  However, if we turn that power towards soul, we will have nothing but long standing grace and peace of mind. Turning that power towards serving, as a platform of hope to others, we will be served the abundance of the universe, and there are no words to describe that blessing. We become the Grace of God.

Game Over ~ A Poem by the Siri Singh Sahib

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.

The game of love means that you identify yourself as Infinity, not as an Individual, and that’s the huge difference you have to understand.

So whether you are a man or a woman – whether you are argumentative or rational – whether you are withdrawn or aggressive, that’s up to you.

But if you want a happy life you have to become a very simple, solid, mutual, well-mannered and loving person.

It is your manners which will decide you. If you act cheap, cheap you will be. If you act priceless, you will be infinite.

This is the very simple formula of life. People who indulge in the lower chakras will never reach the higher chakras, and people who are stuck in the higher chakras and have never reached the lower chakras are called spaced out.

There has to be a balance. In this balance you have to bounce in life with joy.

Your strength lies in your smiles and in your songs.

Let us reach out for happiness, prosperity, strength and courage, so that time cannot take its toll on us and make our lives worthless.  – Siri Singh Sahib, 1998