Written by Sangeet Kaur Khalsa.
Dear Family & Friends,
A bright young woman who is a prominent college teacher spoke to me recently about how disoriented she has become midst the pressures of the unsteady personalities of others in her department. Perhaps some of you are feeling jostled by unsteadiness in close quarters to you or in the divisive, raucous “body politic” across our country, echoed in other countries as well.
There is only one way through this: you, your personality, must stay steady. You must stay true to you. True to your values, to knowing what is really important to you and your forward progress. These do not change day to day and they keep you steady despite pressures that could move you off your resolute self.
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Written by Sangeet Kaur Khalsa.
Greetings Dear Friends & Family!
You know how some times you start doing one thing and then two others jump in and you end up with something larger than you intended? Well that’s what happened with this video and my “June message.”
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Written by Hari Nam Singh.
Many friends of our beloved Sangeet have been doing fund-raising to help support her through surgery, unexpected complications, and treatments since April 16th. These are ongoing, have life changing ramifications and require much future expense as well.
If you’d like to join them, her long-time friend Attorney Jerome Landau has set up a special account and checks can be written and mailed to:
“Jerome Alan Landau FBO Sangeet Khalsa”
8711 E. Pinnacle Peak Rd, #208, Scottsdale, AZ 85255
(“FBO” means 'For the Benefit Of' and can only be used for the person named).
Here are three poignant letters and updates from caring students and friends.
Dear Friends and Family of Sangeet,
Our dearest Sangeet has been in serious difficulties, in and after surgery. She has stood at death’s door twice since she entered the hospital on April 16th for a full lumbar laminectomy. Following surgery, she went into pulmonary collapse. She is also being treated for a severe infectious disease and so much more! Through three hospitals she has struggled and won, slow step by slow step.
She is still under close monitoring while learning new ways to walk and resume coordination.
Her biggest challenges are ahead, but her soul and mind are clear. The gifts flowing to her as a master teacher are immense.
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Written by Hari Nam Singh.
Here is a great 3-minute inspirational video excerpt from a Kundalini Yoga class Sangeet taught on April 15, 2018 titled "Flourish."
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Written by Hari Nam Singh.
[It is the rarest of souls that are presented with the opportunity to leave the Earthly realm and go Home to the etheric realms to be welcomed Home with honor. Rarer still are the few who chose to turn that aside to continue their earthly mission.
The following is my account of one of those souls, my wife Sangeet, who is very special to me and to so many others. The events in this story happened over April and May 2018.]
I slumped onto the floor with my knees tight up against my aching chest, tears rolling down my face soaking the days-old clothes I was wearing.
“Has Sangeet taught her final class?” “Has the final question unknowingly been asked by a student?” “Was it at least a good one?” “Was the 10-hour Kundalini Yoga Teacher Training class she taught the day before her 5-hour spinal surgery the swan song of this dedicated, genuine, and beloved teacher?”
“Have I hugged my wife for the very last time?”
“What will we all do, Now?”
My mind was racing a thousand thoughts a moment. And then it was as if I could hear Sangeet in the Emergency Room speak to me through the wall my back was pressed up against to “breathe deep, I am still here.”
I think this is when Amar Atma Singh Khalsa recited the “final prayers” of all Sikhs – just to be sure all bases were covered.
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