We are excited to announce a very special free ONLINE Healthy, Happy, Holy Day event on August 26, 2025, to celebrate the birthday of the Siri Singh Sahib Ji (the founder of Sikh Dharma International) through the Legacy of his Teachings. SDI, along with the other “legacy nonprofits” – 3HO, KRI, MPA, Sikhnet and LYF will be hosting this event.
Yogi Bhajan dedicated his life to sharing Kundalini Yoga, meditation, Shabad Guru and the 3HO (Healthy, Happy, and Holy) lifestyle with people all over the world. His legacy continues to inspire our global community to live consciously, serve others, and elevate the human spirit.
We will stream the annual special sadhana of 2.5 hours of Long Ek Ong Kars, share our nearly 60 year history, listen to excerpts from Yogi Bhajan, practice Kundalini Yoga kriyas and meditations to be more Healthy, Happy and Holy, hear from the our legacy nonprofit CEOs about how our organizations continue to serve and uplift humanity through sharing the amazing Teachings of Yogi Bhajan, and, of course, listen to our wonderful 3HO music!
The program will kick off with the special “Yogi Bhajan birthday” Sadhana streamed from Hacienda de Guru Ram Das, the “Mother Ashram”. We will start by reciting Japji Sahib, then our traditional worldwide chanting of Guru Guru Wahe Guru, 2.5 hours of chanting Long Ek Ong Kars together, followed by Gurdwara.
Have you ever wondered about any of these practices? Whether you do this special sadhana with your local community, or join us online for Healthy Happy Holy Day, check out these resources to learn more about these sacred Teachings:
- Japji Sahib Translated into 20 Different Languages
- Why is Guru Ram Das so Important to Our Community?
- How Did This Mantra Come to Be? – Video from Krishna Kaur
- The story of how the Guru Guru Wahe Guru mantra came to be
- How to practice the Guru Ram Das Mantra for Self-Healing and Humility
- Video explanation by Krishna Kaur about the 2.5-Hour Long Ek Ong Kar Special Sadhana
- The “what” and “why” of a Sikh Gurdwara
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