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Comments on this page: Comment posted by Dont take Guru as a Dog( minikutigmail.com ), 10/24/2008 at 12:56am (UTC): Question: Accepting a Guru For Sake of Having a Guru What is the difference between the siksha guru and the diksha guru? Can only serious persons choosing the path of nirvana take diksha? Or can a worldly person who wants to have guru just for the sake of guru be entitled for that? Does the guru impart the same kind of knowledge to both categories? Or does he give the most confidential knowledge only to selected disciples? Answer There is little difference between the siksha and diksha guru. Both of them are full manifestations of the mercy of God. Both of them purely impart the knowledge and mercy coming down from God through the chain of disciplic succession. The one difference is that diksha guru formally initiates the disciple into spiritual life and becomes his eternal spiritual authority. The spiritual master is only for those who are serious about escaping the cycle of repeated birth and death. Accepting a guru in name only has no value. There is no sense in accepting a guru as a matter of fashion just as someone may keep a dog. Guru means where you fully surrender yourself without argument. Otherwise do not accept a guru. The spiritual master gives the same knowledge to all,but it is only realised to the extent that the disciple fully surrenders himself at the lotus feet of guru and God. Without surrender we will never realise the full import of the Vedic wisdom as explained to all by the spiritual master Comment posted by Tapan Kumar Mukherjee( minikutigmail.com ), 06/25/2007 at 11:49pm (UTC): Starting from Left, the 2nd person is great Jugol Kishore Brahmachari (mark x at Shirt). A great work indeed. Comment posted by Tapan Kumar Mukherjee( minikutigmail.com ), 06/22/2007 at 2:49am (UTC): Many thanks to Sri Ranjan Kumar Das, Dacca for his great contribution of the above materials

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