Kirpal Singh reminds us of the cleansing diet Yogi Bhajan gave us–a great diet if you or someone you know wants to become a vegetarian, or if you want to clean out your system for a few days or weeks.

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Kirpal Singh reminds us of the cleansing diet Yogi Bhajan gave us–a great diet if you or someone you know wants to become a vegetarian, or if you want to clean out your system for a few days or weeks.
By Jai Dev Singh: “While it may not be apparent at first glance, this menu is masterfully crafted to give you the best opportunity to take advantage of the profound sadhana you’ll be engaging in throughout your solstice experience.”
By Guru Bhai Kaur: “I arrived in India with some upper respiratory congestion, but after 2 days of inhaling Eucalyptus oil and some Ayurvedic herbal steam, I was feeling great.”
Listen to me dear ones, and listen to me well,
Simple cornbread and mung beans are swell.
By Santokh Singh: “There is something about consuming the flesh of another animal that causes us to shut down the higher levels of spiritual awareness that are so important for yogis and other spiritual practitioners.”
By Sat Purkh Kaur: “There is really nothing less and nothing more to our practice as Kundalini Yogis than to embody the consciousness of grace, enlightenment and neutrality that is awakened when we wake up to our Self and live fully in our bodies.”
Dr. Siri Chand talks about turmeric and maintaining a gluten-free diet, and shares a delicious gluten-free recipe for Spaghetti Squash.
Eggplant, known in Ayurveda as “elabatu,” is one of the greatest foods for women’s healing. In fact, it’s such a good woman’s food that Yogi Bhajan liked to call it “God’s ovaries.”
By Santokh Singh: “We all know that the Chinese eat much less animal protein than Americans. But even at the lower levels, a significant difference was found between people eating animal protein a couple times a week versus once or not at all.”