Guru Fatha Singh is a droplet in the ocean. 
He is the ocean in a droplet. 
Drops don't last so long however. 
After a short time,
They eschew their hard-won gravity and return to the clouds,
   where they continue the dance they have been engaged in for millennia. 
This is not a conventional biography,
   but you, dear Reader, are also a droplet.

1954 - born in Thunder Bay, Canada
1968 - first poem
1968 - studies philosophies and psychologies, East and West, ancient and modern
1970 - learns to meditate from Swami Janardan Paramahansa Ji, and Hatha Yoga from students of Swami Satchidananda Ji in Vancouver
1972 - begins study of Kundalini Yoga under Yogi Bhajan Ji, adopts the lifestyle of a Sikh in Toronto
1974 - consents to arranged marriage
1977 - on a dare, applies to join the militia, launches landmark human rights case
1980 - another landmark rights case, this time with Co-Op Cabs in Toronto
1985 - protests nuclear arms race with Sikhs for Peace
1990 - joins support camp for First Nations Kanesatake Resistance, near Oka, Quebec
1993 - begins writing articles for The Sikh Review, Calcutta
1996 - self-publishes first book, Badges of Bondage
1998 - joins the University of Toronto Campus Chaplains Association
2002 - organizes Peace Week at the University of Toronto in defiance of the Iraq War
2008 - self-publishes historical epic, Five Paragons of Peace
2013 - self-publishes Women of Grace and Power: Stories for Girls and Women of All Ages
2015 - co-authors 2 academic papers on Kundalini Yoga for PTSD symptoms
2018 - self-publishes biography of Yogi Bhajan
2020 - begins work on Climate Crisis Anthem music video with Thomas Barquee
2022 - releases Climate Crisis Anthem to 2,000 climate researchers and activists around the world
2024 - tours Argentina, Chile, Colombia sharing understanding of Intrinsic Being, Guru Nanak Dev Ji's essential teaching