Siblings of Destiny Meetings

September 21-24, 2011 

Dear Beloved Brothers and Sisters,
 

Sat Nam and blessings to all. We will be holding our bi-annual Siblings of Destiny Meeting on September 21 - 24, 2011 in Espanola, New Mexico. As most of you know, the Siblings of Destiny Meetings began two years ago when the Khalsa Council meetings, which had been held for over two decades, were cancelled. Through the commitment and devotion of the Sangat, as Siblings of Destiny, we have continued to meet and to unite in consciousness to serve the Siri Singh Sahib's legacy and the future of our Dharma.
 

All members of the worldwide Sangat are invited to participate in these meetings, as we move forward to shape the future of our Dharma together. By working together consciously and compassionately, with integrity and values, we can move forward in unity to deliver our collective destiny. This is a very transformative time, and each person's participation is welcome and vital to the process.
 

For more info: www.sikhdharmaworldwide.org

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Yogi Bhajan, A Hearty Party

Well, the Siri Singh Sahib's birthday party Saturday evening was another grand success. All the goals were accomplished including having fun by all. As I entered the ranch and smelled the delicious food, my thoughts traveled back to the beginning party about thirty years ago. Why did he design this party? Was it in his honor?
 

Who else could celebrate their own birthday in such a regal style except the Siri Singh Sahib? Man, I really appreciated his confidence. What could make him so bold? He created a grand party for himself. Naturally, if you're a sincere student, you ask yourself this question, why?

I was fortunate enough to drive and escort the Master to many of his own birthday parties. I vividly recall one birthday in August of 1997. We arrived at the birthday site in the late afternoon while it was still light. This way he could see, greet and interact with all his guests. It's hot, every year it's hot! But, that's part of the charm. As we entered the party grounds, the Master stood erect. He was dressed in a beautiful long white robe with a multi colored New Mexican Thunderbird pattern accenting the chest. He wore an exquisite south sea pearl mala was on his right wrist and a gold pendant in an Adi Shakti pattern lavishly studded with rubies, diamonds, and pearls which hung around his neck by a gold and diamond chain. His watch was of such high caliber that only a watch connoisseur would understand its workmanship and he wore enormous gold, diamond and ruby rings which mark his beautiful hands. My impression was: If you've never seen a real king, well here he is. And, I was not alone in my assessment.

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