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Sunday, November 29, 2009
Guru and Disciple
Sri Shirdi Saibaba:
The Shishya, like the Sad-guru, is an embodiment of Jnana. The difference between the two lies in the attitude. The Sadguru is Nirguna, Sat-Chit-Ananda. He takes a human form to elevate mankind. But his real Nirguna nature is not destroyed thereby, even a bit. His widsom remains undiminished. The disciple is also of the same swarupa. But it is overlaid by the effect of the samaskaras of innumerable births in the shape of ignorance, which hides from his view that he is Shuddha Chaitanya.
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