Student's of Dr. Thind

During his life, Dr. Thind touched many people who crossed his path. Dr. Thind lectured to over 5 million students and disciples in his 65 years of teaching as a Sat Guru. His disciples and devotees looked to him as a role model for a God-conscious life. There is not telling how many disciples and students Doctor had in his lifetime, but all those who he touched benefited through his teachings for generations to come. Below are links to Dr. Thind's letter to his disciples. You will note the love he had for those who seek his inspirations. Click on any of the links below. 1961-62 Holiday Letter 1964 Holiday Letter 1964-65 Holiday Letter 1965-66 Holiday Letter 1966-67 Holiday Letter

Below are also some of the testimonials his student wrote regarding their teacher

Meditations by Audle Allison Audle Allison was a disciple of the late Dr. Bhagat Singh Thind of Punjab, India, who was in the Sikh line of gurus that began with Guru Nanak (1469-1539). Mr. Allison moved from an early background in Christianity to a total disbelief in any sort of God to his eventual awakening to his inner Self. He was instructed by this higher consciousness to call the Holy Nãm or energy of life the "Christ Flow," and his Guru, Dr. Thind, agreed that this concept was an excellent way for the western mind to understand divine energy. Among Mr. Allison's greatest strengths are his humility and open-mindedness that has allowed him to learn from all teachings. He claims no final truths and no fixed or orthodox belief. Click here to view Audle's book on "Meditation, Ancient Teachings of the Masters"

From Hardeep Singh Sardar Bhagat Singh Thind jee was a Sikh Pioneer who was Brave and Determined to live with Dignity and Respect.... believing in WaheGuru and....his Faith and Freedom for Humanity. He is an icon for many young Sikhs and people of other faiths. Especially for Young Sikhs who wear Turbans.... Bhagat jee's personality provides great motivation, confidence, and Self-respect and Live with Dignity.... attitude among kids. He will be remembered, continue to motivate and be an Icon and Leader for Sikhs in coming centuries. Warm regards, Hardeep Singh.

From Indian Culture Discussion Chat Forums By M&R October 22, 2003 RE: Dr. Bhagat Singh Thind (Kamboj) Much of the necessary information relevant to Dr. Bhagat Singh Thind, a great personality from Kamboj community is already on the internet, but I still want to add the following: Dr. Thind was indeed an institution himself. He was a saint, a missionary, a philosopher, a freedom fighter, besides also being a philanthropist and an excellent human being. The Sikhs in particular and the Americans in general owe much to him for all his missionary dedications and the contributions he has made in their cause. "Doctor exemplified his teachings by his own transformed and beautifully - lived life; he was a fountainhead of energy and wisdom."

From Bhupinder Singh Tufaan-Nihang Dear David, I was thrilled to receive the books and will send a money order after the first of February. The package has 2 addresses and would like to know just which address I should use. I have a friend here that has been to India and likes the lady "Amma" very much. He would open one book at a time and begin to read. It was a thrill to read something that is truly inspiring and applicable. Your father was and is a man that I must say is the Rosetta stone I have been searching for over 37 years. I have heard in the past that Sikhism is a Scientific path, have read through many libraries in many Sikh Gurdwara's and have found history or peoples opinions about whatever; but nothing like your father. Is there a chance I might have a photo of your father in his WW1 uniform? Thank you so much, Your humble servant, Bhupinder Singh Tufaan-Nihang