All the religions agree that Life, Light and Love are the three phases of the Supreme Source of all that exists. These essential attributes of the Divinity that is One, though designated differently by the prophets and peoples of the world, are also wrought in the very pattern of every sentient being. It is in this vast ocean of Love, Light and Life that we live, have our very being and move about and yet, strange as it may seem, like the proverbial fish in water, we do not know this truth and much less practise it in our daily life and hence the endless fear, helplessness and misery that we see around us in the world, inspite of all our laudable efforts and sincere strivings to get rid of them. Love is the only touch-stone wherewith we can measure the understanding of the twin principles of Life and Light in us and how far we have travelled on the path of self-knowledge and God-knowledge.

Sant Kirpal Singh

Sant Kirpal Singh ­was e­lect­ed Pres­i­dent of ­the ­World Fel­low­ship of Re­li­gions when it was brought into being in 1957. The first Conference took place in the same year in Delhi. Four World Conferences were held in India, followed by several regional conferences in Persia, France and Germany.

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The Master remained with the disciple wherever he may be. Death and distance are immaterial in the relationship of the Master and the disciple. He is always by his side, here and hereafter..

Sant Kirpal Singh

Sant Kirpal Singh was busy until His last breath in attending to His disciples and in working for unity, in spite of His health condition. Before His physical departure on 21 August 1974, 

12 April, Kumbha Mela, Hardwar; formed the National Unity Conference; Presided over a meeting in which leaders of half a million sadhus sat together for the first time.

26 - 27 July, Rashtriya Sant Samagam (National Convocation of Saints) organized by Sant Kirpal Singh in Delhi.

1 August, addressed members of the Indian Parliament as first spiritual leader to be honoured with this invitation.

15 August, Sant Kirpal Singhs held His last public talk in Hindi (on Indian Independence Day).

17 August, gave His last English talk at Sawan Ashram.

20 August, admission in Willington Hospital, Delhi.

21 August, Sant Kirpal Singh left His physical body.

Sant Kirpal Singh finished all affairs which were still pending. Where He had given a promise, He wrote letters to cancel. He also told that he would not be able to make a fourth World Tour. One task he left to be completed– the future Manav Kendra he had commissioned to be built at the place of his farm. Since that time the project Kirpal Sagar has been developed there.

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