Guru Gits vs 105

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Verse 105

"Oh Parvati, the Guru can protect (a disciple) even cursed by a muni,

celestial being or even the Gods, and even saves him or her from the

fear of time and death."

To this Kalia, this verse says -

A True Guru is not merely a guide or teacher; She/He is also the One

who transforms a disciple’s life in her pursuit of

Self-realisation. A guru is able to do this because he has identified

his own consciousness with the pure consciousness of God. He therefore

dwells at the deepest source point of reality; there is no ego, no

pretension, no limitation to his expression of the highest truth.

This pure truth is the Protector.An example of the Guru's protection

is "the Vow of Worship for 16 Mondays"

http://www.shreemaa.org/article24.htm

Jai Guru ki Jai!

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[Guest guest]

Dear Kalia,

 

thank you for posting the verse and for your commentary.

 

<A guru is able to do this because he has identified his own

<consciousness with the pure consciousness of God. He therefore dwells

<at the deepest source point of reality; there is no ego, no

<pretension, no limitation to his expression of the highest truth. <

<This pure truth is the Protector.

 

I feel you have helped me understand this better. An attempt to put

this understanding into words with the use of the transmitter-receiver

analogy: the guru is a transmitter radiating truth, and if the

receiver is tuned into that 'highest frequency', all the stations

sending out vibrations at lower frequencies that are harmful to that

receiver will not be able to reach it. And, unlike ordinary receivers,

this receiving station will become more and more receptive to truth in

the process; the more you move the dial in the direction of the

highest frequency, the louder the signal becomes and the easier it

becomes to ignore interference.

 

with love,

Henny

 

 

, Kali Kali <kaliananda_saraswati@y.

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> "Oh Parvati, the Guru can protect (a disciple) even cursed by a

muni, celestial being or even the Gods, and even saves him or her from

the fear of time and death."

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> To this Kalia, this verse says -

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> A True Guru is not merely a guide or teacher; She/He is also the

One who transforms a disciple#8217;s life in her pursuit of

Self-realisation. A guru is able to do this because he has identified

his own consciousness with the pure consciousness of God. He therefore

dwells at the deepest source point of reality; there is no ego, no

pretension, no limitation to his expression of the highest truth. This

pure truth is the Protector.

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> An example of the Guru's protection is "the Vow of Worship for 16

Mondays"

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> http://www.shreemaa.org/article24.htm

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> Jai Guru ki Jai!

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[Guest guest]

I simply love your explanation which is saying to me, when the soul is

really ready (high frequency) to receive truth, and that signal (or

desire) is transmitted we receive back a signal from the True Guru.

This is also applicable in verse 102. We have all moved away from

Gurus at one time or another because in our opinion he was moving

“according to his own rythym” but in using the

transmitter-receiver analogy maybe we received what was transmitted

(low frequency) but the return was enough to make us realize hey,

this is not really the signal which the soul longed for, there is no

inner contentment here.

That we are now in this place means that the soul is really thirsty

for Truth. May our thirst be quenched.

Jai Guruji.

Kaliahenny_v_i <HvI (AT) SoftHome (DOT) net> wrote:

Dear Kalia,thank you for posting the verse and for your commentary. <A

guru is able to do this because he has identified his own

<consciousness with the pure consciousness of God. He therefore

dwells <at the deepest source point of reality; there is no ego, no

<pretension, no limitation to his expression of the highest truth.

<<This pure truth is the Protector.I feel you have helped me

understand this better. An attempt to put this understanding into

words with the use of the transmitter-receiver analogy: the guru is a

transmitter radiating truth, and if the receiver is tuned into that

'highest frequency', all the stations sending out vibrations at lower

frequencies that are harmful to that receiver will not be able to

reach it. And, unlike ordinary receivers, this receiving station will

become more

and more receptive to truth in the process; the more you move the dial

in the direction of the highest frequency, the louder the signal

becomes and the easier it becomes to ignore interference.with

love,Henny, Kali Kali

<kaliananda_saraswati> wrote:> > Verse 105> > > > "Oh Parvati,

the Guru can protect (a disciple) even cursed by a muni, celestial

being or even the Gods, and even saves him or her from the fear of

time and death."> > > > To this Kalia, this verse says -> > > > A

True Guru is not merely a guide or teacher; She/He is also the One

who transforms a disciple#8217;s life in her pursuit of

Self-realisation. A guru is able to do this because he has identified

his own consciousness with the pure consciousness of God. He therefore

dwells at the

deepest source point of reality; there is no ego, no pretension, no

limitation to his expression of the highest truth. This pure truth is

the Protector.> > An example of the Guru's protection is "the Vow of

Worship for 16 Mondays" > > http://www.shreemaa.org/article24.htm> >

> > Jai Guru ki Jai!> > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

> >

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