Who is Bibiji Inderjit Kaur Bibiji Inderjit Kaur Khalsa, PhD, holds the distinguished position of Bhai Sahiba or Chief Religious Minister of Sikh Dharma, and she was the wife of…
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Guru Har Rai Sahib Ji lived and breathed a sensitivity to all living things. Throughout his life he exemplified a compassion that ran so deep, his love and protection extended to all beings in God’s creation. Many times we are blinded by the exterior covering, so we fail to look deeper. Yet the pervasiveness of the One Spirit that exists in all beings does not discriminate. It requires perseverance to look deeper, to go beyond earthly distinctions and discover the true reality, which may be concealed, but is absolutely real. Seeing beyond the obvious is often a challenge, but it is our obligation as the Guru’s Sikhs.
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So the Guru has given us the “word & shabad” so we can know how to balance the energy of our chakras and ten bodies; so we can overcome the “handicap hazard,” the misfortunes which are only a result of dips of depression in the flow of life. By reciting the shabad , the 84 meridian points are stimulated by the systematic permutation and combination of the tongue to bring balance and energy.
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The Siri Singh Sahib, Yogi Bhajan knew that only a woman has the power to create the consciousness of the world and only she can change herself, which can change our world. That is why he invested so many years of his life in teaching women the power of their grace and dignity as women.
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Throughout his life, Yogi Bhajan was unwaveringly dedicated to serving the soul of every person he met. He taught that every human being has the divine birthright to excel and to live as a healthy, happy and holy being. He fervently believed this, and through his poetry readers will be guided to rise to their own highest destiny.
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A couple of days before he passed away, he said, “After I am gone, carry my mission and don’t mourn for me. Nobody should mourn for me. I am going home and everybody should celebrate my life.” The night before he passed away I was at his bedside deep in prayer. He looked at me with really open eyes and held my hand. His grip was so strong. I know it was his way of saying goodbye. Though he is gone, I still feel him holding my hand and guiding me to carry on this mission.
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