| 词条 | Ajaib Singh |
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|name = Ajaib Singh |title = Sant |caption = |image = Sant Ajaib Singh Ji.jpg |birth_date = September 11, 1926 |birth_place = Maina, Bathinda district, Punjab, British India |death_date = July 6, 1997 |death_place = |known_for = Satguru of Surat Shabd Yoga }}Ajaib Singh, also known as Sant Ajaib Singh and to his disciples as 'Sant Ji' was born on September 11, 1926, in Maina, Bhatinda district, Punjab, India.[1] During his satsangs, Ajaib Singh would often talk about his youth - his study and search for the God of the guru granth sahib, his life with his adopted parents, and the time he spent with his first guru, Baba Bishan Das.[2] While serving in the Indian army, Sant Ji would later meet with Baba Sawan Singh and describe the impact that Hazur Sawan Singh had on his life, referring to Sawan as "the most beautiful man I have ever met." [3] As conferred by Sawan Singh, Sant Ji would also comment on his long awaited and long anticipated meeting with his Master, Kirpal Singh, and the orders he received regarding leaving his worldly possessions behind (including a large ashram) and being directed to meditate in an underground room.[4] In addition to the publication of many of his talks and question/answer sessions by Sant Bani Press, Sant Ji was responsible for the 1982 English language translation of Kabir Sahib's story of creation, entitled The Anurag Sagar or Ocean of Love. He oversaw the extensive footnoting of the Sagar, and would occasionally joke about how he, an unlearned farmer, had managed to complete this work.[5] A disciple claimed that during a satsang at SKA, India, February 1997, Ajaib Singh told a group of his western followers, "I will not be seeing any of you anymore". The disciple, Bar Bar Baba Ji, later discussed Ajaib's comments with another attendee, Jim Crawford, organizer of the then upcoming Abbotsford retreat in Canada, and suggested that he obtain cancellation insurance.[6] Sant Ji is widely considered the 18th Guru in the main line of Saints and Mahatmas dating back to Kabir, a practice referred to as Sant Mat or Surat Shabd Yoga. This lineage also includes such spiritual luminaries as Guru Nanak, Guru Arjan Dev and Shiv Dayal Singh.[7] Over a 22 year period, Ajaib Singh initiated approximately 33,000 disciples, travelling extensively across North and South America, Europe, Africa and India.{{cn|date=July 2018}} Ajaib Singh died on July 6, 1997.[8] References1. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.santji.allegre.ca/lifesj/lifesj.html |title= Ajaib Singh, A brief life sketch |author=Russell Perkins |date= 2017}} 2. ^{{cite web |url=https://issuu.com/santajaibsinghsatsang/docs/in_search_of_the_gracious_one_-_san |title= In Search of the Gracious One, July, 2017, p.96 |author=Michael Mayo Smith |date= 2017}} 3. ^{{cite web |url=https://issuu.com/santajaibsinghsatsang/docs/sb198109 |title= Sant Bani Magazine, September, 1981, p.6 |work=Sant Bani Ashram |date= 2018}} 4. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.santji.allegre.ca/lifesj/lifesj.html |title= Ajaib Singh, A brief life sketch |author=Russell Perkins |date= 2017}} 5. ^{{cite web |url=https://archive.org/stream/AnuragSagarOfKabir/Anurag-Sagar-Complete_djvu.txt |title= The Anurag Sagar |author=Kabir |date= 2017}} 6. ^http://www.barbarbabaji.com 7. ^{{cite web |url=https://barbarji.wixsite.com/barbarbabaji/lineage |title= Sant Mat Lineage, historical Lineage Chart |date= 2018}} 8. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.santji.allegre.ca/lifesj/lifesj.html |title= Ajaib Singh, A brief life sketch |author=Russell Perkins |date= 2017}} Further reading
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