Posts by: Guruka Singh Khalsa

Ishnaan Seva at the Golden Temple

I remember Siri Singh Sahib Ji speaking in Gurdwara about three kinds of stories we should all be telling each other: inspirational stories of our personal experience, stories of our history and stories of duty. This is the first kind of story. It's a very personal story. This story took place in 1999.

Guru Nanak Dev Ji acerca de la Aceptación

Este artículo es cortesía de Sikhnet En la Era de la Información, tenemos un extenso vocabulario técnico, pero nuestro vocabulario para estados de consciencia es lamentablemente aún inadecuado. Guru Nanak describió el estado de consciencia de aceptación momento-a-momento como “Sahej”. Sahej significa “en balance”. Esta aceptación sin esfuerzo de cada momento, viene de dos

Guru Nanak Dev Ji on Acceptance

This article is courtesy of Sikhnet In the Information Age we have an extensive new technical vocabulary, but our vocabulary for states of consciousness is still woefully inadequate. Guru Nanak described the state of consciousness of moment-to-moment acceptance as “Sahej”. Sahej means “in balance”. This effortless acceptance of each moment comes from two things:

Sadhana

Poem from the book, Furmaan Khalsa, written by Siri Singh Sahib, Yogi Bhajan Sadhana In Sadhana the Sadhu lives. In Sadhana the nectar of God's Love rains down. In Sadhana come the blessings of Simran, Awareness, and Divine Understanding. In Sadhana is the meditation of Raj Yoga. In Sadhana see God's glory. In Sadhana experience

The Power of Serving Others

By MSS Guruka Singh Khalsa (excerpts from an article originally published in Aquarian Times Magazine) In 2002 Yogi Bhajan was teaching evening classes for the Española community at least once a week and we all flocked to those classes with great joy and appreciation, especially since Yogiji was already in
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