Yogi Bhadjan, a beacon of inspiration, emphasized a fundamental truth - the acceptance of a feminine nature. He conveyed that external adornments pale in significance unless one embraces their inherent womanhood. It's not about men or relationships; it's about the moment a woman acknowledges her true nature, unlocking the potential to conquer the world.

On January 7, 1996, he declared, "After you accept your feminine nature, the entire world becomes yours."

Rooted in the profound influence of his mother and grandmother, Yogi Bhadjan admired their wise leadership within the family and community. His teachings echo the strength demonstrated by these women when they left Pakistan and rebuilt their lives in India. They embodied the depth and power inherent in women.

For 29 consecutive summers, Yogi Bhadjan beckoned women worldwide to the Khalsa Women's Training Camp (now the International Women's Camp), dedicating more time to female education than any other subject. Through daily Kundalini Yoga classes and unique meditations, he instilled knowledge on achieving success.

Yogi Bhajan viewed women as embodiments of the creative energy of God, Shakti. Each woman carries within her the divine energy celebrated across cultures as Adi Shakti. Through Kundalini Yoga Kriyas and deep meditations, he guided us to delve within, gaining confidence, individuality, and strength.

Yogi Bhadjan's teachings extended beyond yoga and meditation. He imparted knowledge on ancient health secrets, feminine diets, and delivered lectures on love, relationships, men, marriage, connections, success, pregnancy, and child-rearing. He encouraged us to march in formation, embark on challenging journeys, and overcome obstacles, fortifying our self-esteem and reminding us of the divine nature of women.

In a prayer dated May 9, 1971, Yogi Bhadjan implored the Lord to create an environment where every mother, sister, and woman on the planet could live in grace, free from circumstances that would force them to compromise their beauty, body, essence, or awareness.

He often proclaimed that a nation's condition is reflected in the faces of its women. He asserted that global peace hinges on the universal respect for women. "When people worldwide respect women, peace will reign on Earth," he declared on May 9, 1971.

The image of the Divine Mother and Sacred Femininity transcends time. Yogi Bhadjan encouraged us to honor our Adi Shakti, recognizing that the more we cherish our essence, the more we contribute to the world.

"Women must understand their role. Their role is not to worship God; their role is to be the essence of God. Their unity can touch and open the heart of everyone," he imparted on July 15, 1994.