Yogi defined

[Guest guest]

Heidi, Heidi..

 

You are a yogini, I am a yogi, because...we practice yoga. Guru in a yogic

sense is probably going to be a Master of some yoga or another,

maybe having disciples or followers. A teacher of teachers, very advanced yogi.

 

from the website Sikhpoint.com:

"In Sikhism the word 'Guru' is defined as the Light that dispels all darkness."

I've seen it in manuals as 'one who leads from darkness into

light'.

 

Also consider this from the same sight:

 

"The Guru in Sikhism is a perfect Prophet or Messenger of God in whom the Light

of God shines fully, visibly and completely. Guru is in union with Divine. Thus

he

ushers the devotees, the seekers of Truth into a spiritual birth. Through him

the

Glory of the Lord is transmitted to humanity. On account of his Divine

prerogatives, the Guru, though human in form, is Divine in Spirit." - Someone

who is probably 'liberated' here on earth.

 

Blessings

 

Brad

[Guest guest]

Definition of a Yogi is one who relies entirely on the Infinite for

his/her support. We're all works in process and so we have moments when

our focus and what we rely on wavers from our on limited sense of being

(ego) to our infinite, wide open aspect.

 

Guru is one who can take you from Darkness to Light. Guru with a little

g can be a dog, a child, anything or anyone (something outside of you)

who can bring you from darkness to light.

[Guest guest]

Also it is said that a yogi is one whose prana is entirely contained within

one's body.

 

 

 

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