Cooking for Yogi Bhajan was a fun-filled experience. He travelled all over the world, and when he came to the Pacific Northwest, I would travel to whatever city he was in– Eugene, Portland, Seattle, Vancouver–and cook for him. And when I went to New Mexico in the summers, I would spend a large part of my time in the kitchen at the ranch (Yogi Bhajan’s residence). I learned to cook Indian food from Bibiji, Yogi Bhajan’s wife.
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The Teacher of all my teachers is the Master, Yogi Bhajan. I know him through them. His grace and strength, his ‘poke, provoke, confront, and elevate,’ are alive in the words and actions of each and every one of them. My connection to him has shown me that I don’t need to be loved-only to love.
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Love is my last chance in life—I have to love, first of all, my own consciousness. I have to love my own character. I have to love my own characteristics. I have to love my own dignity. I have to love my own dimension. There are so many things I am supposed to love for myself, before I say even one word of, “I want to love you.”
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