Yogi ji's Sikhs Wood Print

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Yogi's ji's Sikhs
Yogi Bhajan born as Harbhajan Singh Puri (1929-2004) was a spiritual teacher. He learned Kundalini Yoga with Master Sant Hazara Singh and became proficient himself at the young age of sixteen.
He served in the Indian Army and after military service he worked for the Indian Government, until 1968. He then traveled across to the West. He first went to Canada and then to Los Angeles, where he gave his first public lecture in the United States on January 5, 1969, at the East West Cultural Center. There he stated his firm conviction that it is the birthright of every human being to be Healthy, Happy, and Holy.
In 1971, Yogi Bhajan was bestowed the title of Siri Singh Sahib by Sant Chanan Singh at the Akal Tahkat ( seat of power of the Sikh religion) and was authorized to ordain Ministers and perform the Amrit Sanchar (Sikh ceremony of initiation). Through his efforts, Sikh Dharma became officially incorporated and recognized by the US Government as a Rel...

Hi and welcome! I'm an artist living in California and doing what I love to do. Creating art to heal all who see it or buy it is the purpose of my Art. I feel art can show us the beauty of the people of different cultures, and how we are interconnected. We just need to make those connections, may you find that through my art. My paintings are done mostly in acrylics. A lot of my work deals with the Sikh culture, influenced by my Sikh roots. My inspiration comes from people around me, my travels, and events past and present. My art is part of private collections globally. I have participated in solo and group shows locally and globally, in Museums, and in film & art festivals. My art is, As Keith Haring said: "My contribution to the...