Guest guest Posted January 3, 2005 Report Share Posted January 3, 2005 Many of the devotees sayb tthat every guru in the parampara should "only" repeat the words of the previous acharyas or talk from the vedic scriptures, but, this means that in reality we dont need more than one acharya, the first, why parampara?, why a line of new acharyas?, if they will talk "exactly like the previous one or like the sastras?, why new if they will not change nothing? and if they change they are not real gurus or acharyas. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 3, 2005 Report Share Posted January 3, 2005 Many of the devotees sayb tthat every guru in the parampara should "only" repeat the words of the previous acharyas or talk from the vedic scriptures, but, this means that in reality we dont need more than one acharya, the first, why parampara?, why a line of new acharyas?, if they will talk "exactly like the previous one or like the sastras?, why new if they will not change nothing? and if they change they are not real gurus or acharyas. Those who are Gurus should repeat the same massage or substance as his Guru and Vedas, not only the external words. This is only imitation. Gurus can and usually do change their vocabulary (from their Guru's) in order to give massage in accordance with time, circumstances and persons. But their massage/substance is the same as they got from their Guru. Vedic/God's knowledge is the same, allways, but this massage can be packed in different vocabulary. There are many different conditioned souls in this world and same absolute massage is applicable to them, but different Gurus will provide this massage according to difference in conditioning and the degree of their conditioning. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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