Blog: Notes to My Teacher...Yogi Bhajan

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Sat Nam.

 

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Below is the sub headers and introduction for those who would rather not visit

another blog...yes, I have a long list of blogs I read also so I understand!

 

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links, please give me a few months.

 

There are three lectures " reviewed " and hopefully one more next week.

 

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Notes to My Teacher...Yogi Bhajan

 

Commentary on the original lectures of Yogi Bhajan. If your reading this blog,

you may have seen him or heard him...live or recorded. We are watching or

listening to his original lectures and then sharing our commentary. We are

reading this blog to continue our learning and assist us in deciding which

lectures we want to see for ourselves.

 

 

Welcome to the introduction of Notes to My Teacher...Yogi Bhajan.

 

Yogi Bhajan passed away on October 6th, 2004. He was a Master of Kundalini Yoga

and Meditation.

 

When a Master passes away, there is a gap that needs to be filled, a loss that

both challenges us and creates a deeper connection to the teachings.

 

I remember Yogi Bhajan taught a class in Los Angeles...an unannounced class, he

showed up at the yoga studio when a regular class was being taught and started

teaching...his beginnings words were " I wanted to see if the people loved the

teachings or only the yogi " . Although he knew the value of having a living

teacher, he also knew the students must connect deeply to the teachings.

 

We are fortunate to be living at a time when we can easily record sound and

pictures. In the 35 years Yogi Bhajan taught, he was audio or video recorded

over 8,000 times. I am very great full to those individuals and organizations

that have processed these unedited recordings.

 

I have been listening and watching the Yogi Bhajan audio and video recordings

for my own learning. I want to make certain you don't miss this way of learning.

 

What I am going to do is share with you the essence of each class, along with

the meditation. Except there is one caught, my intention is that you listen or

watch the Yogi Bhajan lecture youself...and learn directly from him. Well,

actually there is another caught...more of a request...I would like you to add

your commentary...your understanding...your essence of the lecture.

 

May you explore more deeply the art and science of Kundalini Yoga and Meditation

directly with the Master, Yogi Bhajan.

 

 

Sat Ganesha Singh

" participate, share, contribute "