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Why do we need a Guru on spiritual path?

Why do we need a Guru on spiritual path?

Not only your Guru will help you in the spiritual journey but will also guide you in your household life — he will give you intuition powers to decide what is good and what is bad for your life, he will give you powers to decide what path to take which will benefit your soul and he will guide you which path to avoid.

What does spiritual Guru do?

At an individual level in Hinduism, the Guru is many things, including being a teacher of skills, a counselor, one who helps in the birth of mind and realization of one’s Self (Atma), who instills values and experiential knowledge, an exemplar, an inspiration and who helps guide a student’s (śiṣya) spiritual …

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Why is guru necessary?

A guru guides the spiritual progress of their students (known as shishya). Through the guru’s spiritual, psychological, and practical insight, instructions are tailored according to what they see is required for the student to learn and advance spiritually.

How do you worship Lord guru?

Offer the Lord yellow rice and chant mantras and shlokas and read the story to praise the Lord. Burn the ghee lamp too while worshipping. Chant mantras to praise the Lord. You must also offer some yellow coloured sweet to Lord Brihaspati on this day.

Is physical guru necessary?

NO IT IS NOT NECESSARY.

What is a guru and how do I become one?

The word Guru means “remover of darkness.” Anyone or anything that helps you remove the layers of ignorance covering your true essence is a type of Guru. Your first Gurus were your parents.

Can you bow to an external guru without bowing to yourself?

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You cannot bow to any external Guru without also bowing to yourself. The end of the journey is to rediscover the Enlightened Guru that is none other than your own Self. Remember Ramana Maharshi’s words: “The Guru is none other than the Self.

Can I learn from a great master?

However, they will only be able to share from their own limited level of experience. You can also choose to learn from a great Master, living or dead. You can learn many great insights from his or her teachings, but the lack of personal contact may limit your progress when questions arise.

Are there any gurus who do not offer verbal guidance?

There are also living Gurus who are fully realized, but have chosen not to offer verbal guidance. You can benefit greatly by merely being in the presence of these beings. Receiving their Darshan, grace or blessings alone can give you a tremendous boost, but without a proper understanding, you may become confused by your experience.