Your Power as a Woman

Your Power as a Woman is an inspiration, Yogi Bhajan teach abundant about the royalty of the woman. 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 book YogiJi – The Light of Our Souls, written in 2005

Your Power as a Woman

“The sun comes alone, sensitive, and sends the light out. The flare of the sun and magnetic field create light. How bright and sunny you are, how changing and flexible you are, that power is a woman.”

Soorya Kaur infinite blessings

I wish to thank God for many, many blessings, but in particular, for my good friend Neesha Singh.  I could never have done this book without her editing and writing skills, and innate sense for photography.  We forged a partnership that made this book a reality in an extremely short period of time.

While I was working on the idea of this book, my pictures (I always attempted to make him smile for me) opened a floodgate of the intimate memories that I share here with you.  If I may humbly say this, I don’t think of this as “my book”. Because Guru Ram Das and Yogiji saw me through it, and it took on a life of its own.

It is difficult to decide whether Guru Ram Das adopted Yogiji or Yogiji adopted Guru Ram Das.  Every morning he performed Seva (selfless service) washing the floors of the Golden Temple in Amritsar, India. Yogiji heard Guru Ram Das’ Bani (prayers).  During this period, he was enlightened by a miraculous spiritually elevating experience. He and his bond with Guru Ram Das was sealed forever.  Guru Ram Das became his and our patron Guru.  We learn to call upon him to take our pain, to sort out our problems, to be there for us, to produce a miracle when needed, and he always delivered.