Sat
Nam, Everybody!

Welcome!
My name is Hari Singh.*

A
BRIEF PERSONAL HISTORY
Prior
to the events of 9-11, I intended to serve the visitors of this Web
site with just a random selection of links
to mostly diverse and cool subjects. Then I added pages to do with
my life as a Native of
Iowa with some Native American
heritage by way of the Cherokee
and Modoc tribes;
my experience as a United States
Marine; my carreer as a Florida Licensed
Optician;
and about the Lake
Killarney community in Winter
Park, Florida, with
which I am familiar as a resident, and more.
Then,
in the aftermath of 9-11,
I recognized the Internet to be a practical means to answer questions
that some folks have about aspects of my lifestyle as a student of
Sikh Dharma. I
added pages, and links to do with Sikhism,
about my late spiritual teacher and mentor, Yogi
Bhajan, and his legacy, Kundalini
Yoga and the 3HO Foundation,
and about his spiritual benefactor, the fourth Sikh Guru, Guru
Ram Das.
What
follows is my special assortment of an extraordinarily diverse collection
of links having to do with the Diversity
of Life, the people, places, things and events, which are happening
all around and within us, all of it an expression of the One Creator
of Creation.
So
now, as a student of Life, please sit back and prepare to ponder the
sublime, the sacred, the silly, the subtle, the serious, the surprising,
the strange, the secret, the scary, the shocking, the Supreme.
Life
is the
University
f
Diversity©
Diversity
is universal, expansive, and all inclusive.
'... We gladly accept all, and we will exclude
none.
For after all, we're the same - we are all One.'
Guru Gobind Singh*
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A
meditation to realize your greatness
The
New York Times about the Sikhs
St.
Wenceslaus, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
For
Dispensing Opticians' eyes only
About
Kundalini Yoga and the Sikhs
A
tribute to the greatest generation
No
wonder we can't find bin Laden
Americans
in the aftermath of 9-11
A
quick change you won't believe
This
artist thinks he's an elephant
'Michael
Jackson' and Company
A
spiritual teacher in the making
Sikh
kids explain Sikh Dharma
The
meaning of 'American Pie'
Don't
pass gas, take it outside
December
21, 2012 - The end
Attachment
or non-attachment
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the buzz about beards
Will
America invade Pakistan
See
what really makes us fat
The
greatest story never told
'I
will always love you' video
The
after-death experience
Native
American fry bread
The
University of Diversity
You
are IT - The Hard Sell
The
last Comanche Chief
The
Cherokee language
The
interview with God
About
reversing autism
Your
health by da-sign
To
serve is to succeed
Reflexology
foot chart
The
'Heart Attack Grill'
The
'High Flying' pilot
America
the beautiful
For
meat-eaters only
Bill
Cosby on Blacks
The
Inner Clean Diet
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A
grandson's essay
How
to make ghee
True
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gnostic Jesus
A
tale of six boys
The
'indigo' child
Another
true tale
Cancer
answers
A
cosmic vision
The
Desiderata
Now
you know
Who
is Akiane
Ear
candling
About
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*The
Tenth Master of Sikh Dharma
Guru Gobind Singh
(1666-1708)
"In
every great life comes a moment of test.
Thus have I faced both the worst and the best.
The evil are those who would oppose justice;
The allies support it and show that they trust us.
Many the Muslims who fought by my side;
Right beside me some of them bravely died
Defending the Truth for all to enjoy
Regardless the worship that they employ.
My Muslim disciples saved
me from great dangers,
While some of my Sikhs turned
from me like strangers.
One’s clan does not indicate if he is good,
But his heart and actions most certainly could.
One shouldn’t expect external signs to portray
What only the depth of the heart can convey.
It has little to do with religious systems,
With external customs, or with narrow dictums.
So learn to look into the heart of a man ...
That tells you much more than appearances can.
We Sikhs base our judgment on virtue, not creed.
A truly good man shows his worth by his deed.
We gladly accept all, and we will exclude none,
For after all, we're the same - we are all One."
Guru Gobind Singh, Tenth
Guru of the Sikhs

Sat
Nam =
You are Truth, the One Reality.
Hari Singh =
Lion of the Creator.
"Consciousness:
The connection between what you do,
and what happens to you."
"When
you know who you are,
you know what to do."
"Synergy:
When 1 plus 1 equals 11."
"To
serve is to succeed."
Hari Singh
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