Re: Confessions of an American Sikh
It seems that the gurmukhyoga forum is also coordinated by Gursant Singh.
I did read that book a long time ago and should try and read it again now that I understand ''Sidh Gosht' bani much better thanks to our veerji Ambersariaji.
I agree that Dr Trilochan Singh is very good as I have read some of his other works and translations on meditation and simran.
(I think he translated some of Bhai Randeer ji's works ?)
I think he understands exactly what the similarities with yoga and meditation are, and also the huge differences as well.
Anyway, I'm going to start my kundalini yoga classes in a few days to see exactly what it is all about, although my intentions are for my physical well being associated with meditation.
I agree it's worth the .99 usd . I would like to thank the fellow for making Dr. Trilochan Singhs book "Sikism and Tantric Yoga" available for free. Here's the link http://www.gurmukhyoga.com/forum/index.php?mode=page&id=1
I read it a couple of years ago and it sent me in the right direction. My wife and I are working on translating it into Spanish for some friends. Dr. Trilochan Singh has a delightful style of writing. I recommend it.:noticemunda:
It seems that the gurmukhyoga forum is also coordinated by Gursant Singh.
I did read that book a long time ago and should try and read it again now that I understand ''Sidh Gosht' bani much better thanks to our veerji Ambersariaji.
I agree that Dr Trilochan Singh is very good as I have read some of his other works and translations on meditation and simran.
(I think he translated some of Bhai Randeer ji's works ?)
I think he understands exactly what the similarities with yoga and meditation are, and also the huge differences as well.
Anyway, I'm going to start my kundalini yoga classes in a few days to see exactly what it is all about, although my intentions are for my physical well being associated with meditation.