Even in my childhood, Yogi Bhajan’s teachings were very important to me. Each time news came of something new to do, it was like a gift: a food to eat, a meditation to do, or even something to say. My favorite was when my father came home and said that Yogiji had just given a talk about the titles by which Sikh children call their parents in Punjabi: Papaji for fathers and Mataji for mothers. Ji is a term of respect. I recall being tickled by this news and thought it was the neatest thing. I immediately began to call my parents Papaji and Mataji. To this day I still do, and ask my children to do the same.
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Inspired and motivated by his words and adhering to the practices he taught, students created music, art, and poetry reflecting the universal wisdom he shared. Over 200 books have been written based on his teachings, as well as a wealth of CD’s, videos, paintings, and sculpture. He himself wrote over 30 books including The Teachings of Yogi Bhajan , Furmaan Khalsa, Masters Touch, and Mind and Its 81 Facets.
Read: "Siri Singh Sahib Bhai Sahib Harbhajan Singh Khalsa Yogiji"
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Yogi Bhajan’s passing on October 6,2004 marked my twenty-fourth year of serving his mission, most recently in the area of publication. “You will create a magazine,” Yogi Bhajan said. “It will be called Aquarian Times.” And so, the birth of our publication in 200I-much like the birth of countless other ventures and adventures over the past three decades-begins with a story about Yogi Bhajan, the man who has been our teacher since his arrival in America in 1968.
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