Guru Gita versus 40-45

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Jai Maa!

ataChris Kirner <chriskirner1956 > wrote:

Ata,Guru is both an individual(s) and a universal principle.

Thatprinciple, which various beings embody, is the quality of

bringinglight into darkness. Please lead me From the unreal to the

real From darkness to light From mortality to immortality.Chris---

In , ata <another_tiny_atom> wrote:>

Is the guru an actual person> > Jai Maa,> ata> > gmgreen108

<gmgreen108@w...> wrote:> > > Hi, I just thought I might add some

thoughts on the versus thisweek. Verses 41 and 44 > have been

especially significant to me. The Guru, as consciousnessis both the

cause and > the effect of all that is. The manifestation is the play

, or

lila. If we could only remember > not to take everything so seriously

and realize that like childrenwho love playing hide and > seek so

consciousness loves the play. Anyway , this is as itappears to me.

Verse 44, > continues this in that as we are manifest so is the Guru

and thatthe help is always readily > available. In my experience

the Gurus anger has always been ablessing which has helped > to strip

away some attachment or misconception...but oh the burn. And I do not

know if > this is fair but GururBrahma, GururVishnur, Gururdevo

mahesvarah. Back to verse 32 > where we learned that the Guru is in

fact Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva.So when the Guru is > angry at us it

is for our own good and we are saved...when shiva isangry with us ,

it is for > our own good and we are saved.> > Just some thought and

feelings...Would love to hear others

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