GURUJI

The word 'Guru' is composed of two alphabets, "Gu" meaning darkness and "ru" meaning dispellar. Guru is one who dispels darkness of ignorance. Man, though himself is internally immortal and blissful, still is running endlessly in search of peace, he is all the time feeling insecure inwardly and is afraid of death. All this happens because of ignorance of his "real self". To eliminate this ignorance he needs to have Guru.

When a devotee is ready to seek the divine grace earnestly, the Guru appears before him. A soul-Guru is a human vehicle whose body, mind and speech are used by the divine channel to attract and guide the lost souls back to their home of immortality. A Guru is a living embodiment of scriptural truth. He is a medium of salvation to a devotee's demand for release from the bondage of wordly afflictions.
Guru is physical personification of mother Nature. As Nature is selfless and dedicated, Guru is also selfless, he works ceaselessly for spiritual upliftment of his disciples. He transforms disciple's vices into virtues by improvising their behavioural pattern and makes him a good human being.

To seek Guru's blessing, man needs to travel on the most hightest and noblest path -  Path of Discipleship. Guru-Disciple relationship symbolises, sculptor and sculpture. As a sculptor by chiselling, casting, carving, modelling prepares a sculpture of a deity out of a piece of stone (which was useless otherwise), it becomes an object  of admiration. Similarly the Guru works ceaselessly to channelize disciple's energy to yoga sadhana and brings out his inner, eternal, cosmic reality, thereby a disciple becomes a source of worship and admiration for others.

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