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A '''yogi''' is a person who is an expert at the art of [[Yoga]]. Now | A '''yogi''' is a person who is an expert at the art of [[Yoga]]. Now the word is commonly used in the English Language as a ''practitioner of Yoga''. The word comes from Sanskrit Yugam (to yoke or join together). As two animals are joked to plow the yogi seeks to join one's earthly presense with his/her universal presense or Akal Purakh just as the earthly Guru guides one out of anamalistic darkness into the light of divine presence, again Akal Purakh. | ||
See [[Wikipedia:Yogi]] | See [[Wikipedia:Yogi]] | ||
[[Category:Glossary of Sikh Terms]] | [[Category:Glossary of Sikh Terms]] | ||
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A yogi is a person who is an expert at the art of Yoga. Now the word is commonly used in the English Language as a practitioner of Yoga. The word comes from Sanskrit Yugam (to yoke or join together). As two animals are joked to plow the yogi seeks to join one's earthly presense with his/her universal presense or Akal Purakh just as the earthly Guru guides one out of anamalistic darkness into the light of divine presence, again Akal Purakh.
See Wikipedia:Yogi
