Posted by Sikh Dharma Brotherhood& filed under 04-Guru Ram Das, Community, Legacy Organizations
This is an article from a 1978 issue of Sikh Dharma Brotherhood, written by M.S.S. Krishna Kaur Khalsa, where she recounts her experience in 1971 of hearing the "Guru Guru Wahe Guru, Guru Ram Das Guru" mantra for the first time.
It was a cool morning in mid-January. I got up…
Posted by Siri Singh Sahib Yogi Bhajan& filed under Prayer
"Martin Luther King Junior . . . is the pride of America. He gave this country the integrity of peace and love for equality of human. You can't match that." -Siri Singh Sahib, Yogi Bhajan…
Posted by 3HO-Legacy Organization& filed under Legacy Organizations, Sikh Art Corner, Woman, Your Stories
This article is courtesy of 3HO and written by Pritpal Kaur
One of the most powerful archetypes that Yogi Bhajan shared in his lectures was the Ashtabhuja.
The Ashtabhuja is the archetype of woman as Goddess. She represents warmth, heat, energy and her body shines with a radiance like the glowing sun. She…
Posted by Hari Jiwan Singh Khalsa& filed under Your Stories
A Story about the Siri Singh Sahib Ji
Sat Nam Dear Family,
“Sir, what do teachers mean when they tell students to live in the Now? I mean, I get it, but there must be more than I know?” Along with many other students, we were sitting on the veranda of the cabin…
Posted by Sikh Dharma Ministry& filed under Ministry, Sikh Art Corner
Written by SS Sarb Sarang Kaur Khalsa, Espanola NM
Courtesy of the Sikh Dharma Ministry Newsletter #63 Spring 2017 Newsletter
The first sewing assignment the Siri Singh Sahib gave me was to make an outfit for his doctor’s daughter, using a piece of Guatemalan fabric. When he saw it, he asked, “Why aren’t…
Posted by Guruka Singh Khalsa& filed under Publications, Sikh Art Corner, Siri Singh Sahib Ji
In 1982,Yogi Bhajan asked me to gather together all the poems he had written in Gurmukhi and translate them into English. The result was a book titled "Furmaan Khalsa" (the command of the Khalsa). Within these pages lies one of the most extraordinary works of the twentieth century; a manual of conscious living written in…
Posted by Sikh Dharma Ministry& filed under Ministry, Sikh Dharma Technology
by MSS Nirvair Singh Khalsa, Santa Fe NM
Courtesy of the #59 Spring 2016 SDI Ministry Newsletter
Do you want to come into relationship with your Subtle Body? The Siri Singh Sahib spoke about the Subtle Body in many lectures. A quick search in The Yogi Bhajan Library of Teachings ® yielded…
Posted by Sikh Dharma Ministry& filed under Ministry
by SS Dr. Shanti Shanti Kaur Khalsa, Espanola NM
Courtesy of the #59 Spring 2016 SDI Ministry Newsletter
It is a common understanding in most spiritual traditions that human beings exist as more than a physical body. The writer C.S. Lewis made this distinction when he said, “We are a soul; we…
Posted by Sikh Dharma International& filed under Business Teachings, Siri Singh Sahib Ji
Amrit Singh Khalsa, PHD, Based on The Teachings Of Yogi Bhajan
This book describes a different approach to business. Any person and any business can practice what they do either consciously or unconsciously. If you practice business consciously, you will make better decisions because you will have a fuller understanding of all the…
Posted by Gurubachan Singh Khalsa& filed under Around the World, Your Stories
Love and Blessings from China. We are in our 9th city out of 16 cities. It has been an amazing journey so far.
Many times the SSS [Yogi Bhajan] spoke about a city in China actually named after Guru Nanak. We have been searching for this city for 2 years and we were confused…
Posted by Himmat Singh Khalsa& filed under Sikh History, Your Stories
History of Western Kirtan Jathas by Kudrat Kaur Khalsa Vikram Singh, who used to be among us, played Kirtan at the Golden Temple in 1979 as a 'western Sikh' during one of our early yatras. His Kirtan is ever divine and he is a part of the history of Sikh Dharma. Chardi…
Posted by Hari Jiwan Singh Khalsa& filed under Siri Singh Sahib Ji, Your Stories
A person we didn't know who had joined our party spoke up and asked the Master a question in the most innocent and humble way, “Yogi Ji, Why are we here?”
Now, this was the kind of elementary question the Master liked. It gave him the opportunity of possibly being understood more deeply. I could see…
Posted by Shabd Singh Khalsa& filed under Around the World, Sikh History, Your Stories
The dusty roads between Garhshankar and Jalandar teemed with life. Surrounded by serene wheat fields lined with wispy trees, thousands of people motored up and down the cramped highway. They dodged affable but incessant sevaks demanding them to receive Guru’s langar. Their heads adorned with orange turbans in celebration of Holla Mohalla (Holla), the Sikh…
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