Aquarian Experience - 11/11/11

 11-11-11 is now less than 40 days away. This is the day of all days for us to be together as we cross the threshold into the Aquarian Age.

You are invited to share this pivotal day at Hacienda de Guru Ram Das, the Mother Ashram, for the "Aquarian Experience" Event. Those who can't attend in person can tune in LIVE on the 3HO Kundalini Yoga TV Channel!

The celebration includes Kundalini Yoga as taught by Yogi Bhajan, specific meditations Yogi Bhajan taught for this time, Grand Finale for the 1000 Day Sadhana for the Aquarian Age, Bhangara Dancing, and a 3HO Music Jam. Featured teachers include Bibiji, Krishna Kaur, Nirvair Singh, Guruka Singh, Jaap Kaur and others. Musicians include Dharm Singh, Jai Jagdeesh Kaur, Dev Suroop Kaur and others. This is a full day of programming so come for all or as much as you can!
Event Schedule. More info on the Aquarian Experience website.

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Yogi Bhajan, Dress Test, no Jest nor Rest

Acapulco in winter is always fun, ninety degrees outside, the beach within a stone's throw, two beautiful golf courses next door, and fresh tropical fruit all around. The Master didn't really go on vacations much, but, rather, was blessed to have students in some worthwhile places. Mexico was one of these places. We'd always stay at the same place, the famous Princess Hotel. Back then, there was no Cancun, no Baja vacationland. The Master loved this hotel. He, especially, loved the lobby. In the front and in the back there were no walls, the ceiling was several stories high. It was very large, and a sweet ocean breeze was constantly blowing through.

In the evening after dinner, we would sit in the lobby and have virgin Pina Coladas, or whatever exotic drink you fancied. Babaji, the leading teacher in Mexico, was always our host and he always did a super job. I'd known Babaji since my first days in the Ashram in L.A. He visited L.A. frequently; in fact, he lived there before the Master sent him back to Mexico to start an ashram in about 1972. I liked Babaji a lot. He had a big personality; a sense of humor; the courage to be bold; and a serviceful nature. We were made for each other. Babaji was fun and the Siri Singh Sahib loved him a lot. We were always well taken care of in Acapulco.

On one evening as we were enjoying our visit to the lobby, the Siri Singh Sahib had an idea. Actually, it was a test. He wanted a dress like he'd seen in many western movies, John Wayne movies. They are remodeled traditional "Vera Cruz" dresses much like the flamenco dresses of today with a fitted top, puffy three quartered length sleeves, and a waistline which extends slightly below the waist to a flared, frilled, layered bell bottom skirt flowing to the floor. It's a modified guitar-shaped style cinched around the waist reminiscent of the old gypsy style. You get the picture.

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