We have to manage multiple streams of information and choose what needs our attention.
Being free in the moment to pay attention so that you can receive information that is outside of your frame of reference.
What is the difference between the stuff you learn from books or in school, the experiences you have with your friends or family, and spiritual knowledge or understanding? Here's a discussion with Gurumustuk Singh and Guruka Singh on the topic....
In this latest SikhNet video myself and Guruka Singh talk about this subject. What do you think? When challenges or hardships come in your life how to you process this and relate to what is happening?
SikhNet user asks a question about him having a single "spiritual experience" but unable to repeat it and wondering if something is wrong. Guruka Singh talks about this and expectations that we place on the outcome of things based on what we do.
Do you sometimes get overloaded with information? Looking at your phone, computer, twitter, facebook, email, texting, etc. Most people these days spend fair amount of time processing a constant stream of input. Some people find it hard to keep up with all the input from around you (media, TV, sound, the environment).
Answering question of how to deal with feelings of jealousy
"You should not do it more than 3 minutes when you are working during the day, or you will become too rich. I am not joking. Doing it for 11 minutes a day is more than enough. Doing it too much will be greed. It stimulates the mind, the moon center, and Jupiter. When Jupiter and the moon come together, there is no way in the world you will not make wealth" - Yogi Bhajan (Jun 21st 1996 )
Guruka Singh shares his unique perspective on what prosperity really is and how it is not really about having lots of money and then discusses the concept of Dasvand.
Every Holi in Anandpur Sahib, a town in north-east Punjab along the Sutlej, the Hola Mohalla festival unfolds.