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Harbhajan Singh Yogi

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Take new values : Leave behind a legend to be followed by those who follow you. Be a yogi — don't be an ordinary person.
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Remark (9 January 1978), as quoted in Transitions to a Heart Centered World : Through the Kundalini Yoga and Meditations of Yogi Bhajan (1988) by Guru Rattana and Ann M. Maxwellm, p. 107

 
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