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...the world is more than black and white.
"The relationship between guru and disciple is deeper than all other relations known including man and wife, friends or father and son. The wife can live without the husband, and the husband without wife, but with the true guru and disciple, who share a pure love, the notion of duality disappears and a unity takes place.
The main duty of the guru is to help remove the darkness of avidya (ignorance) by guiding the evolution of the spiritual aspirant. In order to do this the guru teaches all kinds of sadhana on the physical, psychic and spiritual planes, and helps the disciple to follow the correct path. The duty of the disciple is to serve and obey the guru and to learn from his teachings, gain from his knowledge and so become self-purified.
A guru is necessary for those people who want to follow the spiritual path and it is important that the relationship is formed."
"The Guru/disciple relationship is based on the faith and willingness of the disciple to follow the Guru’s guidance and teachings. Simply put, the one in whom you have faith, who awakens in you the long forgotten memory of your True Nature, who inspires you to believe in the reality of moving beyond suffering, who teaches the intricacies of the spiritual path, and who guides, supports, cajoles, challenges, and corrects you, is the Guru. The Guru is verily a link between the individual and the Immortal."
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