Guest guest Posted December 14, 2001 Report Share Posted December 14, 2001 Verse 102 Apriyasya cha haasyasya naavakaasho Guroh purah / Na niyogaparam brooyaat Guroraajnaam vibhaavayet // In the presence of Guru one should not try to be humorous or crack jokes what the Guru doesn't like, nor talk more than required even when asked to do. He should await Guru's order and follow it with respect and reverence. Lord Shiva vividly describes as to how one should conduct oneself near one's Guru from the 96th verse onwards. From this elaborate description, it should be understood how important is it. From this discipline other disciplines should be managed. Sometimes, Guru wantonly commits mistakes or appears to be doing. But you shalln't never try to correct them. It is possible that He Himself makes you violate several times the code of conduct. When He orders you to do so, you shalln't hesitate to act upon it. But you should not do so another time on your own accord taking it for granted. You shouldn't talk beyond your Guru's feelings. You should not praise another Guru before you own. Unless He particularly tells you, you shouldn't show your back to Him. Those who observe and follow all these disciplines will endear themselves to *their Guru*. The grace of Guru flows upon them without any effort. Check out Shopping and Auctions for all of your unique holiday gifts! Buy at or bid at http://auctions. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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