Humble prostrations and adorations Guruji 🙏 Indeed it is a rare opportunity and blessing to attain human embodiment, and to realize the purpose of this lifetime. To adore Guru, to emulate Guru, to worship Guru is of the utmost respect. The essence of the Guru is within us, it is our innermost being. That divine and eternal energy. That which cannot be seen with the naked eye, felt with the hand, smelt with the nose, tasted with the tongue, or heard with the ears. It can only be recognized and experienced within our hearts. All of the good qualities which we see in our Guru, we have those too. They are more recognizable within ourselves with the more purification that we do and the more understanding that we have. Just as the saying goes about how everyone is a saint in the making, that is because EVERYONE has divine qualities. They may just be covered up and hidden a bit more in others. Within, the criminal in the prison has the same divinity which I do. I like the explanation of Guru Puja, it makes sense that it includes all other gods, pilgrimage centers, etc. We know these other things because of Guru. Jai Gurudev! Jai Shree Ram! Divine blessings Guruji, Om Tat Sat 🙏🕉🦋🌹
🔔 Koti, koti pranaams, Baba ji dear. 🏵🏵🏵 Just like Yogini ji, I really find the description of Guru Puja lovely. In Guru we adore all that is divine in the world, all that is holy is congregated in Guru and we can strive to emulate all this within ourselves. I believe that whatever qualities we recognise in others are simply resonances of a qualities we have within ourselves - good or bad. Some we are unaware of, but all there. If we keep our inner focus on Guru and the spiritual qualities of the divinity in Guru, then we can emulate the best qualities and purify traits we have accumulated through life that don't serve our spiritual evolution. If we have Guru in our hearts, we will become like him, with time. With all my devotion and gratitude. 🙏 🌼🌷🌼 Meera
Humble prostrations and adorations Guruji 🙏
Indeed it is a rare opportunity and blessing to attain human embodiment, and to realize the purpose of this lifetime. To adore Guru, to emulate Guru, to worship Guru is of the utmost respect. The essence of the Guru is within us, it is our innermost being. That divine and eternal energy. That which cannot be seen with the naked eye, felt with the hand, smelt with the nose, tasted with the tongue, or heard with the ears. It can only be recognized and experienced within our hearts.
All of the good qualities which we see in our Guru, we have those too. They are more recognizable within ourselves with the more purification that we do and the more understanding that we have. Just as the saying goes about how everyone is a saint in the making, that is because EVERYONE has divine qualities. They may just be covered up and hidden a bit more in others. Within, the criminal in the prison has the same divinity which I do.
I like the explanation of Guru Puja, it makes sense that it includes all other gods, pilgrimage centers, etc. We know these other things because of Guru.
Jai Gurudev! Jai Shree Ram! Divine blessings Guruji, Om Tat Sat 🙏🕉🦋🌹
🔔 Koti, koti pranaams, Baba ji dear. 🏵🏵🏵
Just like Yogini ji, I really find the description of Guru Puja lovely. In Guru we adore all that is divine in the world, all that is holy is congregated in Guru and we can strive to emulate all this within ourselves. I believe that whatever qualities we recognise in others are simply resonances of a qualities we have within ourselves - good or bad. Some we are unaware of, but all there. If we keep our inner focus on Guru and the spiritual qualities of the divinity in Guru, then we can emulate the best qualities and purify traits we have accumulated through life that don't serve our spiritual evolution. If we have Guru in our hearts, we will become like him, with time.
With all my devotion and gratitude. 🙏
🌼🌷🌼
Meera