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All Gurus aim the same

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Submitted by akbanik on Fri, 01/28/2011 - 07:26.
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All Gurus Ultimate aim is to meet the eaternal peace.

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Re: All Gurus aim the same

I don't agree with you. All Gurus ultimate aim is making disciples.

Nathyogi | Fri, 07/03/2015 - 04:30
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You confuse between the aim and the means

It's like saying that the aim of milk is to be in the refrigerator and the aim of an employer is to employ employees.

You confuse between the aim and the means.

A guru is not a rock star whose aim is to collect followers. He/she is just there to help you access the satguru through your conditioning. When it's done, you kiss the guru goodbye like you kiss the psychologist goodbye when the therapy process is completed.

The guru-disciple relationship is jusst a walking stick. Those who attribute to it too much holiness are no different than a patient who refuses to leave his psychologist due to the emotional attachment he developed to him and to the pleasure of having someone controling him and his misunderstanding of the purpose and dynamics of extrenal assistance.

divine intervention | Fri, 07/03/2015 - 08:33
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Re: You confuse between the aim and the means

You are more confused.
Read the original post. Without achieving the eternal peace how can one become a Guru?
We are discussing here about the ultimate aim of Gurus. Not about Guru-disciple relationship or something else. You are free to have your own thoughts and beliefs about the relationship. Nobody objects.

Nathyogi | Fri, 07/03/2015 - 09:09