Join fellow Sikh Dharma Ministers at the 2011 Winter Solstice Minister’s Gathering, to be led by SS Siri Sevak Kaur Khalsa and SS Dr. Sham Rang Singh Khalsa. The theme for the gathering at the 3HO Winter Solstice Celebration, to be held on Tuesday, December 20 from 3-5 p.m. in the Fire Tent is: “The Magic of Asking for Nothing and Receiving Everything: The Experience of 33rd Pauri of Japji” Guru Nanak, the Guru for the Aquarian Age, sang the 33rd Pauri of Japji Sahib, Aakhan Jor, as a Sampuran Kriya, a perfect seal. The Siri Singh Sahib says, “This Pauri means that
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Ministry News and Notes (Winter 2011)
A Vision of the Future
by SS Ravi Har Singh Khalsa, Espanola NM Fall 2011 For most of the past year I’ve been working on writing a book about the Siri Singh Sahib’s vision for the Aquarian Age. I would like to share how this process has affected me personally and what I’ve learned about myself in the process. I’ve always been fascinated with both the future and the distant past. As a kid, I avidly read science fiction; as an adolescent, I enjoyed Edgar Cayce and Immanuel Velikovsky and every kind of woo-woo imaginable since. Fairly recently some non-Sikh friends with similar interests started
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Minister News and Notes (Fall 2011)
New Ministers who took vows at Summer Solstice 2011 (photo above): SS Sat Daya Singh Khalsa, Los Angeles, CA; SS Gurujodha Singh Khalsa, Mexico City, Mexico; SS Amrit Singh Khalsa, Queensland, Australia; SS Mahan Atma Kaur Khalsa, Los Angeles, CA. Wahe Guru and Blessings! As we celebrate the birthday of our Teacher on August 26, please support the Master’s vision for teaching our youth by purchasing a copy of “Akal Dyal.” by SS Manjit Kaur Khalsa, Espanola, NM Akal Dayal is a book celebrating the life, teachings, and passing of our spiritual teacher Yogi Bhajan, also known as Siri Singh Sahib
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#41 Fall 2011 Newsletter
The final cusp of the Piscean Age ends on November 11, 2011, and the Aquarian Age will no longer be “dawning.” Our overall theme for the 2011 Minister newsletters is, “This is the age of the True Guru.” Over the years, the Siri Singh Sahib ji said a multitude of things about the Aquarian Age. “The time has come not to search for God, but to be God. Time is not to worship God, but to trust and dwell in the working God.” For our Fall 2011 issue, we asked some of our Ministers to respond to these questions: “What tools are you using
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#40 Summer 2011 Newsletter
The final cusp of the Piscean Age ends on November 11, 2011, and the Aquarian Age will no longer be “dawning.” Our overall theme for the 2011 Minister newsletters is, “This is the age of the True Guru.” Over the years, the Siri Singh Sahib ji said a multitude of things about the Aquarian Age. “The time has come not to search for God, but to be God. Time is not to worship God, but to trust and dwell in the working God.” For our Summer 2011 issue, we asked some of our Ministers to respond to these questions: “What tools are you using to
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#39 Spring 2011 Newsletter
The final cusp of the Piscean Age ends on November 11, 2011, and the Aquarian Age will no longer be “dawning.” Our overall theme for the 2011 Minister newsletters is, “This is the age of the True Guru.” Over the years, the Siri Singh Sahib ji said a multitude of things about the Aquarian Age. “The time has come not to search for God, but to be God. Time is not to worship God, but to trust and dwell in the working God.” For our Spring 2011 issue, we asked some of our Ministers to respond to these questions: “What tools are you using
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Minister News and Notes (Winter 2010)
It’s Here! – Winter Solstice Sikh Dharma Ministers’ Gathering. This is the last Winter Solstice of the Piscean Age! As we cross the threshold into the Age of the True Guru, come to be reminded of the Siri Singh Sahib’s wisdom about this new age and explore the impact of these energies on your Ministry. Leave ready to roll! Led by Harbhajan Kaur, Millis on Monday, December 20, 2010. Please check the Winter Solstice schedule for our meeting time and place and join your fellow ministers in welcoming the new age. The Sikh Dharma Minister’s Newsletter would like to honor the
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#38 Winter 2010 Newsletter
The overall theme for 2010 is The Journey to Sahej: Stories from the Hearts of Our Ministers. Sahej Pad is “that stage of ease, balance, and grace, when everything fits together. We sense what serves the moment, then hold the space, allow the tools and prosperity to awaken as each moment manifests, and enjoy the play of life as the Guru works to move the consciousness.”—(p. 218, The Aquarian Teacher). We welcome comments and feedback on this newsletter and our website. Please contact [email protected]. The views expressed in the articles on this website are those of the various
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#36 Summer 2010 Newsletter
The topic for the May issue is Simran: Constant Remembrance of the One. Simran is the state of constant meditation where the mind flows in remembrance of Oneness through the sound current. Simran brings one to the state of Anand, where all things come blissfully with ease. Please enjoy the following articles written by Sikh Dharma Ministers on this topic. We welcome comments and feedback on this newsletter and our website. Please contact [email protected]. The views expressed in the articles on this website are those of the various authors and not necessarily those of the Office of the Secretary of Religion
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Minister News and Notes (Spring 2010)
by SS Har Darshan Kaur, Chapel Hill, NC (2009 Solstice Gathering Facilitator) About a dozen Ministers (and one new Khalsa) attended the 2009 Ministers’ Gathering this year at 3HO Winter Solstice. As most of you know, our Dharma is going through some big transitions and challenges at this time. Our gathering was an opportunity to “check in” with one another by sharing our truth in the moment. This process was one that was utilized in the October Khalsa Council meetings. Each person present had the opportunity to share their thoughts and feelings with the person on their left, who then
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