Interview with Dr. Harbhajan Singh during the World Conference on Unity of Man, February 1994
Soul in its present state is gravely enmeshed by body and bodily attachments, which are more or less the reaction of past Karma, which it has been contracting all through up to the present incarnation. The present earth life is a passing phase in the long journey of the soul from the lower categories of creation on to the True Home of the Father. Physical body is material, but the soul is spiritual, but when reaction of karma occurs the man is bound to suffer pain and pleasure.
Now the sufferings demanding spiritual healing fall mainly in the domain of physical troubles, which may include even mental agonies such as nervous breakdown etc. These, being the reaction of past Karma, must demand adjustment and as such are to be borne by the victim.
The healer, whoever he may be, conducting this service takes the karma on his head, to be borne by him at a later stage. Besides, the bit of spiritual attainment he has attained in silencing his mind, is dissipated in such gestures of a miracle healing. Moreover, this process of healing is administered on weaker minds, which usually fall a prey to their sentiments. What can ordinarily be cured by undergoing a bit of suffering and medicine, is exchanged for spiritual dissipation, and the debt remains standing, awaiting adjustment at a later stage. Again, this sort of healing becomes professional and at times encourages corruption and misery. It not only invites mal-practices, but brings in more mental agony and wretchedness in multiplied form, added with interest. This is a causal postponement of payment for a future date, and adds strong fetters over the soul. – Sant Kirpal Singh
Read more: THE CROWN OF LIFE by Sant Kirpal Singh
Some people meditate to fulfil their wishes, some meditate for peace of mind.
Some people meditate to acquire supernatural powers, some meditate to influence others, and some people meditate for salvation.
Only few people meditate out of yearning and love for God.
Interview with Dr. Harbhajan Singh during the World Conference on Unity of Man, February 1994Read more: THE CROWN OF LIFE by Sant Kirpal Singh
TALK "What is meditation?" by Dr. Harbhajan Singh:
https://kirpalsingh-mission.org/uom/en/teaching/meditation/what-is-meditation/
TALK "The treasure of Naam" by Biji Surinder Kaur
https://kirpalsingh-mission.org/uom/en/library/surinder-kaur-talks/the-treasure-of-naam/
WE HAD THE GOOD FORTUNE to have seen Him with this physical eyes, moving on earth in all humility of saints and humility personified, showering His blessings all around to all who came to His feet. Thus, in His ninetieth year on the morning of 2nd April 1948, at 8:30, (Hazur Baba Sawan Singh) this brilliant Sun of Spirituality, after diffusing His light in the hearts of millions of masses, disappeared. − Sant Kirpal Singh
Biography: Baba Sawan Singh - His Life and His Mission
The natural Yoga, called SURAT SHABD YOGA, is the direct way back to God. If you just catch the ray of the sun, that will take you – where? To the sun from which it emanates.
So in the Surat Shabd Yoga you have to catch the God-into-expression-Power, which has two phases: Light and Sound. It is the highest form of Yoga. This Yoga covers all these problems which other Yogas have. This is the most natural and easiest of all Yogas, which can be exercised by the old, the young and everybody.
Film from the Third World Tour, 1972 – New Hampshire. Our thanks go to Ruhani Satsang for the Video material.Read more: THE CROWN OF LIFE by Sant Kirpal Singh
The days between 10 and 19 March were marked by happiness and by pain. Even though love wants to ignore that nothing in this world is permanent, there is no exception to the rule. On 10 March, Biji Surinder Kaur's birthday was celebrated, and a few days later, on 19 March, she returned to her eternal home.
Personalities like Biji, as she was called by everyone, had something to give to humanity that was not imperishable. Self-realisation in the spiritual sense was the strength that Biji radiated and through which she won the love and respect of all.
In this video one can see an area of the Amritsar Centre that existed in the time of Sant Kirpal Singh. Dr. Harbhajan Singh, called Bhaji, and his wife Biji Surinder Kaur, residing in Nag Kalan near Amritsar, worked at the Amritsar Centre from the very beginning.
On 6 March 2016, Biji visited the Amritsar Centre for the last time and gave her love and support to all.