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Traveling with Sant Naranjan Singh of Patiala during the late sixties, Yuktanand took notes. Since, he is unable to lose that passion for gurbani. He practices medicine in a suburb of Ann Arbor, Michigan, U.S.A.

Turning Attention Inwards
The Way of The Sikh
Letter & Spirit # 38 YUKTANAND SINGH

When the haumai is gone, then truth comes and resides in our heart.

True North:
The Way of The Sikh
Letter & Spirit # 37 YUKTANAND SINGH

Just as a compass is always directed towards True North, our mind must stay directed towards God ...

Easier & Better Than Yoga:
The Way of The Sikh -
Letter & Spirit # 36 YUKTANAND SINGH

Be a hermit, while living among friends and relatives.

From Mother to Child:
The Way of the Sikh
Letter & Spirit # 35 YUKTANAND SINGH

This is how the child learns to talk.

Be a Disciple, Not a Teacher:
The Way of The Sikh
Letter & Spirit # 34 YUKTANAND SINGH

“O Farid! Answer an evildoer with benevolence.”

Afloat:
The Way of the Sikh
Letter & Spirit # 33 YUKTANAND SINGH

We are to live in the world untouched by it.

Immersed in Naam:
The Way of the Sikh
Letter & Spirit # 32 YUKTANAND SINGH

The mind of someone who does simran is not influenced by others.

The Friend:
The Way of the Sikh
Letter & Spirit # 31 YUKTANAND SINGH

“Whatever my friend does, I accept ..."

Looking at the Sun:
The Way of the Sikh
Letter & Spirit # 30 YUKTANAND SINGH

We cannot look at the sun directly ...

Simran:
The Way of the Sikh
Letter & Spirit # 29 YUKTANAND SINGH

Giving up of the haumai (ego) does not mean negativity or self deprecation.