The Guru(s)

October 14, 2003

In the Guru Gita it is said that the Guru is actually the Supreme

Divinity. All of us will have many Gurus in our life starting with

our parents. The Guru is manifest anywhere that learning takes

place. At a point when we focus our spiritual search, and when the

time is right, the Supreme Divinity will come to us in the form of a

person who can bring us to the next level in our path. This is the

same Guru that has lead us for our entire life but in a more

concentrated form. I happen to live with two Gurus at the Devi

Mandir Ashram and I consider them both to be my Guru but I don't see

the force inside them that guides my life as two. It is clearly one

Supreme Divinity manifested in two people.

October 14, 2003

What do we expect to learn from our guru's..??

Our inner is often structured in what we expect to learn, we talk

about levels.... related to level prescriptions..... when I see the

world.. I see the levels of qualities mixed up in the many

constitution of the inner of people... in order to transform and

give positive impulses to a life situation setup with individuals..

where normally an Indian guru with a orange dres might not be able

to enter... the bigest are among the lowest and it won't be easy to

regocnize them... everything is mixed up as far I can see it..

The guru impulses comes in many forms and constitutions of people on

the different levels of life society... example: a drug adicted

person on a havy low society level might not easily except an advice

of a guru with a orange dress, but might except a good advice of

somebody who smokes a maruhana sigaret with him....and speaks on his

level/ his language..

Please don't misunderstand this message its not a advertisement for

drugsuse.. I don't smoke and drink my self..

Love Diana (mira)

, "Sarada" <sarada_saraswati>

wrote:

> In the Guru Gita it is said that the Guru is actually the Supreme

> Divinity. All of us will have many Gurus in our life starting with

> our parents. The Guru is manifest anywhere that learning takes

> place. At a point when we focus our spiritual search, and when the

> time is right, the Supreme Divinity will come to us in the form of

a

> person who can bring us to the next level in our path. This is the

> same Guru that has lead us for our entire life but in a more

> concentrated form. I happen to live with two Gurus at the Devi

> Mandir Ashram and I consider them both to be my Guru but I don't

see

> the force inside them that guides my life as two. It is clearly

one

> Supreme Divinity manifested in two people.

October 15, 2003

I get feelings in the stomach when I hear the Truth. I feel this was right on.

Thanks for writing on your experience.

Pranams,kellySarada <sarada_saraswati > wrote:

In the Guru Gita it is said that the Guru is actually the Supreme

Divinity. All of us will have many Gurus in our life starting with

our parents. The Guru is manifest anywhere that learning takes place.

At a point when we focus our spiritual search, and when the time is

right, the Supreme Divinity will come to us in the form of a person

who can bring us to the next level in our path. This is the same Guru

that has lead us for our entire life but in a more concentrated form.

I happen to live with two Gurus at the Devi Mandir Ashram and I

consider them both to be my Guru but I don't see the force inside

them that guides my life as two. It is clearly one Supreme Divinity

manifested in two people.To from this group, send an

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October 15, 2003

Namaste Mira,

A profound foundation in philosophical view is essential for embarking

wholeheartedly on a path of sadhana. In addition to philosophical

view, one should have a living example who embodies that view.

Part of the philosophical foundation is that you are an illusion, and

that is hard to work with because it goes contrary to your

experience. A living example who embodies personhood freed from

illusion can reflect back to you the potential which you represent.

That is pure potential.

Jesse Arana (Kailash)

www.meditationinfocus.com

tigerwoman19662003

[d.hooi (AT) chello (DOT) nl] Tuesday, October 14, 2003 6:57 PMTo:

Subject: Re: The Guru(s)What

do we expect to learn from our guru's..??Our inner is often structured

in what we expect to learn, we talk about levels.... related to level

prescriptions..... when I see the world.. I see the levels of

qualities mixed up in the many constitution of the inner of people...

in order to transform and give positive impulses to a life situation

setup with individuals..where normally an Indian guru with a orange

dres might not be able to enter... the bigest are among the lowest

and it won't be easy to regocnize them... everything is mixed up as

far I can see it..The guru impulses comes in many forms and

constitutions of people on the different levels of life society...

example: a drug adicted person on a havy low society level might not

easily except an advice of a guru with a orange dress, but might

except a good advice of somebody who smokes a maruhana sigaret with

him....and speaks on his level/ his language.. Please don't

misunderstand this message its not a advertisement for drugsuse.. I

don't smoke and drink my self..Love Diana (mira)--- In

, "Sarada" <sarada_saraswati> wrote:>

In the Guru Gita it is said that the Guru is actually the Supreme >

Divinity. All of us will have many Gurus in our life starting with >

our parents. The Guru is manifest anywhere that learning takes >

place. At a point when we focus our spiritual search, and when the >

time is right, the Supreme Divinity will come to us in the form of a

> person who can bring us to the next level in our path. This is the

> same Guru that has lead us for our entire life but in a more >

concentrated form. I happen to live with two Gurus at the Devi >

Mandir Ashram and I consider them both to be my Guru but I don't see

> the force inside them that guides my life as two. It is clearly one

> Supreme Divinity manifested in two people.To from this

group, send an email to:Your

use of is subject to the

October 15, 2003

Sarada:

what more can anyone add to what you said? thinking about what a Guru

is after Swamiji's question, it came to my mind that the Guru is one

and the same wity Kali, She Who Takes Away the Darkness...and that

those among us blessed to have a physical Guru or Gurus probably have

a little more insurance against spiritual pride...there's nothing

like the example of a self-realized soul to remind us of how far we

have to go.

HH

, "Sarada" <sarada_saraswati>

wrote:

> In the Guru Gita it is said that the Guru is actually the Supreme

> Divinity. All of us will have many Gurus in our life starting with

> our parents. The Guru is manifest anywhere that learning takes

> place. At a point when we focus our spiritual search, and when the

> time is right, the Supreme Divinity will come to us in the form of

a

> person who can bring us to the next level in our path. This is the

> same Guru that has lead us for our entire life but in a more

> concentrated form. I happen to live with two Gurus at the Devi

> Mandir Ashram and I consider them both to be my Guru but I don't

see

> the force inside them that guides my life as two. It is clearly one

> Supreme Divinity manifested in two people.

October 16, 2003

follow up...

I agree with you about "stomach" feelings too Kelly... There's

another gem from the Guru Gita which I read from the book, "In Danger

Remember Me" (written by Swami Shuddananda Brahmachari about the

famous SatGuru Bhagawan Sri Baba Lokenath-- For those of you who know

the pictures at Devi Mandir, in the one corner towards the back and

opposite the entry door, there is a little picture of a famous Yogi

named, Trailangya Swami-- who had spent some time caring for Baba

Lokenath during his earlier years). It goes:

"Mad Guru shree jagadguru"--my Guru is the Universal Master. You have

to have the most single pointed devotion to your Master, but you

should also keep the heart open to receive the light from all the

Illumined Ones. (and I think this statement applies so well to our

One Beloved Shree Maa and SWami Ji) -- "For beyond the plane on the

material body, they are One in the Ulitmate ground of pure

consciousness."

Also, Thanks for the reply Ardis... I actually had been blessed to

meet Shree Maa and Swami Ji when I was told by various friends about

Devi Mandir. Then one day I received that cosmic/divine inspiration

to review the website and just became enraptured about the "Two as

One" or our own local "Ardhanariswhara" After emailing Nitya Ma about

coming up one day. My family I drove up for the beginning of an

incredible blissful journey...

Blessings..

-

Kelly Leeper

Tuesday, October 14, 2003 9:56 PM

Re: The Guru(s)

Sarada,