GREAT BOOKS
"masterpiece..."
FIVE PARAGONS of PEACE Magic and Magnificence in the Guru's Way
An enthralling and many-faceted look at our dawning age of unprecedented change, connectivity and empowerment, full of inspiring stories, mind-boggling science, and featuring the greatest visionary pioneers of recent times.
"In Five Paragons of Peace, Guru Fatha Singh has written a timeless masterpiece on the integration of the ancient wisdom of Guru Nanak and the evolution of humanity today. It is a must read for anyone interested in becoming knowledgeable, elevated and enlightened. Peace is the way and this book helps us along that royal road. Highly recommended!"
Dharma Singh Khalsa, MD, author of Meditation as Medicine
"I have enjoyed reading your book - and admire your range of reading, arguments and presentation. Your treatment of the subject is very original, thought-provoking and refreshing. It brings into sharp focus the relevance of Sikh spirituality for the modern world." Balwant Singh Dhillon, head of Guru Nanak Studies Department Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar
"With such levels of violence in the world, young people need to hear the message of Guru Fatha Singh. He challenges us to create peace in our own lives and in our broader community." Craig Kielburger, founder of Free the Children
"In this fascinating book, Guru Fatha Singh leads us through the evolution we have been going through for centuries - from the days when our consciousness was shaped in a way that has contributed to tragic amounts and forms of violence to our present searching for new paradigms supporting respect for one another and peaceful ways of meeting needs. Incorporated in the book is a brief, intriguing history of the Sikh tradition initiated by Guru Nanak." Marshall Rosenberg, founder and education director of the Centre for Nonviolent Communication
"I took my time reading your magnum opus. Wow! What a chronicle of the emergence of the Aquarian Age. Good job. I was amused, entertained, and thoroughly enjoyed the ride. Thank you." Guruka Singh Khalsa, founder and executive director of Sikhnet
384 pages, indexed, soft cover, spiral-bound, ISBN 978-0-9682658-2-6
US$35.00 includes shipping in U.S. and Canada
"In Five Paragons of Peace, Guru Fatha Singh has written a timeless masterpiece on the integration of the ancient wisdom of Guru Nanak and the evolution of humanity today. It is a must read for anyone interested in becoming knowledgeable, elevated and enlightened. Peace is the way and this book helps us along that royal road. Highly recommended!"
Dharma Singh Khalsa, MD, author of Meditation as Medicine
"I have enjoyed reading your book - and admire your range of reading, arguments and presentation. Your treatment of the subject is very original, thought-provoking and refreshing. It brings into sharp focus the relevance of Sikh spirituality for the modern world." Balwant Singh Dhillon, head of Guru Nanak Studies Department Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar
"With such levels of violence in the world, young people need to hear the message of Guru Fatha Singh. He challenges us to create peace in our own lives and in our broader community." Craig Kielburger, founder of Free the Children
"In this fascinating book, Guru Fatha Singh leads us through the evolution we have been going through for centuries - from the days when our consciousness was shaped in a way that has contributed to tragic amounts and forms of violence to our present searching for new paradigms supporting respect for one another and peaceful ways of meeting needs. Incorporated in the book is a brief, intriguing history of the Sikh tradition initiated by Guru Nanak." Marshall Rosenberg, founder and education director of the Centre for Nonviolent Communication
"I took my time reading your magnum opus. Wow! What a chronicle of the emergence of the Aquarian Age. Good job. I was amused, entertained, and thoroughly enjoyed the ride. Thank you." Guruka Singh Khalsa, founder and executive director of Sikhnet
384 pages, indexed, soft cover, spiral-bound, ISBN 978-0-9682658-2-6
US$35.00 includes shipping in U.S. and Canada
US$50.00 includes shipping outside the U.S. and Canada
"...wonderful!"
The ESSENTIAL GURSIKH YOGI
The Yoga and Yogis in the Past, Present & Future of Sikh Dharma
A comprehensive guide to the vast, common ground shared by Sikh Dharma practice and Kundalini Yoga as taught by Yogi Bhajan
"It is wonderful! Shabash, Veerji!"
Shanti Kaur Khalsa, author of The History of Sikh Dharma of the Western Hemisphere
Includes:
~ 38 stories of the Sikh Guru's interactions with yogis in Sikh history
~ Nearly 200 quotes from Gurbani (Sikh sacred writings) on yogis and the experience of yoga
~ Historical and other evidence of yoga in Sikh practice
~ The life stories of eight Sikh sadhus
~ Nearly 80 quotations of Yogi Bhajan on this and related subjects
~ Four kriyas taught by Yogi Bhajan.
This book is approved by the Kundalini Research Institute in New Mexico which exists to safeguard the purity of the teachings of Yogi Bhajan.
278 pages, soft cover, spiral-bound, 1 full-colour plate, ISBN 978-0-9682658-1-9
US$30.00 includes shipping in U.S. and Canada
"It is wonderful! Shabash, Veerji!"
Shanti Kaur Khalsa, author of The History of Sikh Dharma of the Western Hemisphere
Includes:
~ 38 stories of the Sikh Guru's interactions with yogis in Sikh history
~ Nearly 200 quotes from Gurbani (Sikh sacred writings) on yogis and the experience of yoga
~ Historical and other evidence of yoga in Sikh practice
~ The life stories of eight Sikh sadhus
~ Nearly 80 quotations of Yogi Bhajan on this and related subjects
~ Four kriyas taught by Yogi Bhajan.
This book is approved by the Kundalini Research Institute in New Mexico which exists to safeguard the purity of the teachings of Yogi Bhajan.
278 pages, soft cover, spiral-bound, 1 full-colour plate, ISBN 978-0-9682658-1-9
US$30.00 includes shipping in U.S. and Canada
US$45.00 includes shipping outside the U.S. and Canada
"fun, easy-to-read..."
The PUNJABI I KNOW
A Whole New Approach to Learning Based on the Punjabi You Already Know
This is a fun, easy-to-read Punjabi primer perfect for English speakers who don't have a clue about Indian languages.
At its simplest, The Punjabi I Know shows how to write common words like "guru" and "sitar" and "Amritsar" in the Punjabi script. At its best, it makes all kinds of connections between words you already know that are currently used in Punjabi and you didn't even know. There are words like "cell phone" and "pump" that have been adopted in the East, and others like "jungle" and "thug" that we have taken up over here, and there are hundreds of them.
This book is also spiced with crazy Indian synonyms, words you'll think you know, but you don't, words like: "barf" (which actually means snow or ice) and "Billy" (which means a cat). There there funny words from the marijuana-crazed Nihangs, like "samundar," which means ocean, but really is just an amount of milk and "ukuldaan," a giver of wisdom, in this case a club or a mace.
The newest edition of The Punjabi I Know has a very practical sense. Aside from numbers and days of the week, it includes simple sentences for: 1) shopping, 2) travelling, 3) teaching a yoga class, 4) visiting a Gurdwara, and 5) going to a hospital. Indispensable for your next trip to India or your local Indian grocery store or temple.
46 pages, includes index, spiral-bound with durable cover
US$15.00 includes shipping in U.S. and Canada
US20.00 includes shipping outside the U.S. and Canada
"powerful..."
BADGES of BONDAGE
The Conquest of the Sikh Mind 1847-1947 CE
Ever wonder what happened to the Khalsa when the British took over India? This is the book to answer your questions and more. Badges of Bondage covers the hundred years the British ruled Punjab, how they controlled the Sikhs, Hindus and Muslims who lived there and distorted the ancient spiritual heritage of the land. It also tells the story of the brave Sikhs who managed to rise up against the British empire when to do so meant near-certain death or impoverishment.
"Thoughtful people everywhere will benefit from a reading of Guru Fatha Singh's first book." S. Saran Singh, editor, The Sikh Review
"Very cogent reading... Your narration is powerful and effective."
Professor Harbans Singh, editor-in-chief, Encyclopedia of Sikhism
"The author rightly laments the surrender of the rich spiritual heritage of Sikhism to the so-called secular, materialistic and dehumanising values of the West planted during British rule." S. Gurcharan Singh, Abstracts of Sikh Studies
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