... Yogi Bhajan Oct 23, Eulogy and Cremation

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Dear Pieter and all:

 

Nothing passes to be lost, for the flame Itself

has generated it and so the flame will pull It back

unto Itself...

 

Only a few weeks before his passing,

I came into the sphere which surrounds Yogi Bhajan.

In need of chiropractic care, and realizing the futility of

trying to continue with the man who had cared for me for

over 20 years, then only five minutes from my office, now

well over 30 minutes away, I relented and looked for someone

more local.

 

What I found was indeed more local and more focussed

to all of my needs. At a place called the The Khalsa Healing

Institute, I found my way to Kundalini Yoga. Teaching it

as taught my Yogi Bhajan, it is also a Meditation Institute,

as well as a chiropractic facility, lovingly run and nurtured

by husband and wife devotees of Yogi Bhajan.

 

Surrounding themselves with others

who teach Kundalini Yoga, they offer an environment

where you can go to learn without intimidation. Suited

to the person who has physical limitations, and geared

towards fulfilling your needs, the practice of Kundalini

is taught with patience and love. How did I get so lucky?

 

Those of you who know me might remember my somewhat intense

reluctance to the practice of yoga excercises, which I perceived as

the excercise of wrapping one's legs around one's neck, and never

coming back. Never say never. Talking to Hari, who also teaches

yoga classes there, I overcame my reluctance to fail miserably,

and decided to fail with grace instead :-) To my surprise, I really

resonated with the teachings and went back for more.

 

I can already feel myself getting stronger, and I can even

get up off the floor now walking my hands! My goal is to touch my toes

with my hands, forget about my nose, thank you very much!!!

Where does all this come from? Who was it who brought

this art to America, sharing it with so many, who said he had

travelled to the West "to create teachers, not to gain students."

>From what I understand, the practice of Kundalini Yoga is one

which was protected for centuries, the secrets kept to a few

elite. Yogi Bhajan broke the code of silence and shared the

teachings, with a noble goal in mind. So, I have come to

regard him differently, and to respect and be most grateful

for his legacy and the teachers whom I now hold dear.

 

What to some of us is passing news of interest,

to others is the passing of their Guru. Jai Yogi Bhajan!!!

 

There is peace on earth.

There is peace on earth.

There is peace on earth.

There is peace on earth.

There IS peace on earth.

And peace begins with me.

 

Peace to All

Love to All

Light to All

 

Sat Nam.

 

Joyce

 

 

 

 

 

 

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"Pieter" <pietersa

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Wednesday, October 20, 2004 10:04 PM

>>: Links to Live Memorial Service

of Yogi Bhajan Oct 23, Eulogy and Cremation

 

 

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> Memorial Service: For those that will not be able to come to Espanola, New

Mexico to participate in the memorial services for Siri Singh Sahib

Harbahajan Singh Khalsa Yogiji, we will be providing a live internet video

broadcast. http://www.sikhnet.com/sikhnet/yb.nsf/p/LiveBroadcast

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> The live broadcast will start Saturday October 23rd at around 6 AM

(Mountain Standard Time) and continue into the night. See the schedule below

for more details.

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> Current Broadcast Schedule

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> Wed - Sat, Oct 20-23rd

> Setup of Gurdwara Tent and Akandh Path Reading

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> Saturday, October 23rd

> 6:00 am: Bhog of Akandh Path

> 8:30 am: Sukhmani Sahib Recitation

> 10:00 am - 12:00 pm: Kirtan program

> 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm: Memorial Program

> 8:00 pm - 3:30 am: Rensabhai Kirtan (all-night kirtan program)

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> Sunday, October 24rd

> 11:00 am - 1:30 pm: Guru Gadde Day Gurdwara

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> Eulogy of Yogi Bhajan:

http://www.kundalini-matashakti.com/worddocuments/event/Eulogy%20Yogi%20Bhajan.d\

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