Dear Ones . . . Sat Nam,


We were out of internet range for the past several weeks and wanted to (belatedly) acknowledge the fathers of this world.

Fathers are — for so many children — the most effective yet indirect teachers on this planet. They give their wisdom in so many ways . . . and we then realize the full extent of that wisdom . . . so many years later.

As we celebrate Father's Day — our hearts and prayers go out to the men of this world. Bless them everywhere and keep them safe. This is a time of many wars . . . wars target fathers . . . where man attempts to dominate man.

War drives compassion from the heart and soul of our villages. It is often the fathers who are caught in the battle at the crossroads. Let us take this time to say a conscious prayer for the fathers of this world and bless them with the strength to find other solutions and end these battles.

This (to the left) is the art of my father — an artist,philosopher, yogi and great husband to our mother for 50 years—-also a great and constant teacher to me and my sister — and so many others — while he was on this Earth . . . even more so now. This year is the 108th anniversary of his birth.

His teachings ring in my ears to this day. He would ask me to always engage strangers . . . "Strangers will teach you," he would tell me with a smile, "that there is no one on Earth quite as strange as you." This instilled a fearlessness in my communication that I live with to this day.





Always with Love, Blessings, Prayer and Gratitude,
Guru Singh and Guruperkarma Kaur