Yogiji respected women. He saw a woman as the mother of creation, and as life’s first teacher. He created “K.W.T.C” (Khalsa Women’s Training Camp), an experiential platform to know their potential, discover their true identities, establish a sisterhood, and build a support system. Women came together and created a village of angels. They set up their tents like little homes under the beautiful blue skies of New Mexico.
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Soorya Kaur (staff member of Yogi Bhajan) shared this photo and these words on page 70 of her book YogiJi – The Light of Our Souls, written in 2005 Among the multitude…
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Soorya Kaur (staff member of Yogi Bhajan) shared this photo and these words on page 69 of her book YogiJi – The Light of Our Souls, written in 2005 Like most Punjabis,…
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Soorya Kaur (staff member of Yogi Bhajan) shared this photo and these words on page 68 of her book YogiJi – The Light of Our Souls, written in 2005 When Yogiji came…
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Soorya Kaur (staff member of Yogi Bhajan) shared this photo of young women at Khalsa Women’s Training Camp (KWTC) and this quote from Yogi Bhajan on page 66-67 of her…
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Soorya Kaur (staff member of Yogi Bhajan) shared these words and this photo on page 64-65 of her book YogiJi – The Light of Our Souls, written in 2005 The Miri Piri…
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Soorya Kaur (staff member of Yogi Bhajan) shared these words and this photo on page 63 of her book YogiJi – The Light of Our Souls, written in 2005
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Yogiji metaphorically, if not literally, adopted many children. He put a great deal of his energy into them and guided their lives. One of the major reasons he gave for starting businesses, was to give jobs to the children when they graduated from school, and to provide for their future.
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Image and words by Soorya Kaur (staff member of Yogi Bhajan): Yogiji passionately believed in the equality for women. He vociferously fought for the right of women to be allowed to wash the floors inside the Golden Temple as men were.
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*This image of Yogi Ji and his parents, sons and a student is by Soorya Kaur (staff member of Yogi Bhajan) and appeared on page 48 of her book, YogiJi – The Light of Our Souls, written in 2005.
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This image by Soorya Kaur (staff member of Yogi Bhajan) and quote by Yogiji appeared on page 47 of her book, YogiJi – The Light of Our Souls, written in 2005.
“Purity will prevail, if we just understand our life is a value.”
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Seen here with his daughter Kamaljit Kaur, in a warm, playful, affectionate moment, is Yogiji on a boat in Florida. She, more than anyone else, has inherited a great deal of his personality. She has his sense of joie de vivre, his energy, and a special magnetism. Like Yogiji, Kamaljit lights up a room.
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In the last 3 years of his life, too ill to do so himself, he trusted only Bibiji to recite to him the most precious thing of his life, Bani, his daily prayers, which she did faithfully by his bedside.
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Yogiji played Panja (arm wrestling) with his son Ranbir Singh. Who do you think won? Yogiji never lost a battle, never lost a fight, but he was always a graceful winner.
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