High in the Himalayan mountains, a circle of yogis—masters of austerity, posture, and breath—once put a traveling singer of divine songs to the test. What happened between them became a classic of world spirituality: a conversation about silence and speech, renunciation and the body, the restless mind, and the peace beyond it. In The Sidh Gosht: A Dialogue with the Yogis, Guru Nanak answers the Siddhas' questions not with debate but with a vision of truth, contentment, and interior union. He blesses the world rather than rejecting it, teaching that the sacred is found not by fleeing outward life but within it, in the company of the divine Name. This edition sets the ancient dialogue into clear, modern English while keeping the poetry and probing spirit of the original. Whatever their tradition—or none—readers will find a conversation that still speaks to the soul. A short introduction and closing materials make the work accessible to first-time readers. Part of The World Scriptures Library.