GURU TATTVAM - Ch-9.2-241 to 250. Ref : Present day students at all level must know this, students job is learning and not the agents of dirty politicians who are not your real guru.

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Monday, December 26, 2016

DEAR MEMBERS A VERY IMPORTANT MESSAGE FOR STUDENTS : HOW TO BEHAVE OR REACT, AND A TOTAL CONDUCT OF STUDENT EXPLAINED IN DETAIL HERE READ THIS SERIES AND CONVEY THE BENEFITS TO YOUR  CHILDREN

Chapter -9. Guru-Bhakti Yoga -2. 241 to 250

2. Now then an exposition of Guru-Bhakti-Yoga. 241 to 250



241. When the disciple does not know how to adapt himself with his co-disciples who are living under the same Guru, friction comes and he will displease his Guru.

242. The captain of a ship is ever alert. A fisherman is ever alert. A surgeon in the operation-theatre is ever alert. Even so a thirsting hungry disciple should be ever alert in the service of his Guru.

243. A drowsy, dull, heavy, inactive, sluggish, stupid-minded disciple cannot serve his Guru to his satisfaction.

244. A disciple who is endowed with the virtue of application gets success in the service of his Guru. Prosperity and immortality are his attendants.

245. Disciple should have aspiration or burning desire to serve his Guru.

246. Devotion to Guru is the one true aim of all right human aspirations.

247. Disciple should have an attentive ear when he studies under a Guru and he should have an attentive eye when he serves him.

248. Disciple should behave well with his Guru, parents, elders, saints and sages of all climes.

249. To behave well means to conduct well oneself with his Guru.

250. Guru can know the nature of the disciple and the nature of his mind from his behaviour.

Next : 2. Now then an exposition of Guru-Bhakti-Yoga. 251 to 260

Swami Sivananda
     To be continued...


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