10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «दिक्षागुरु»
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The Role of Swami Chinmayananda in Revitalization of ... - Page 43
Diksha guru is one who imparts the transcendental truths (para-vidya) to his disciple. There are two schools of thought concerning the concept of diksha guru. One school of thought regards the diksha guru to be God. The conviction of this ...
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The Hare Krishna Movement: The Postcharismatic Fate of a ...
In the view of the revivalists, Shrila Prabhupada should have remained the sole initiating diksha guru within ISKCON post-samadhi, just as he was pre-samadhi. His disciples, we argue, were meant to act as shiksha gurus, that is, in an ...
Edwin Francis Bryant, Maria Ekstrand, 2013
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Religion, Law and Power: Tales of Time in Eastern India, ... - Page 160
After this the new initiate bows down to the diksha-guru and all other Mahima sanyasis present at the ceremony. He returns home after requesting all the sanyasis to come to his house for bhiksha. The initiation ceremony concludes with the ...
Ishita Banerjee-Dube, 2009
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Nepal: Refugee to Ruler : a Militant Race of Nepal - Page 29
But Gokulvilas out of fear of a rival appearing as Diksha Guru secretly ministered both mantram. In Pri th vinaranaya' s case the same story was repeated by Srihars Misra who was brought from Banaras. It was said that this gave cause for ...
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Theatre, Opera and Consciousness.: History and Current ... - Page 115
The diksha guru gives an initiation through a mantra. At times, the shravana guru also serves as shiksha guru, but there is no overlap of the functions of diksha guru and either shravana or shiksha guru. In relation to those three kinds of guru, ...
Daniel Meyer-Dinkgräfe, 2013
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Dealing with Deities: The Ritual Vow in South Asia - Page 182
Because of such a view, some Ramanandi sadhus are hesitant to accept the role of diksha guru for anyone, although they are willing to serve as upa-gurus, since this latter relationship does not have the karmic mandate of the diksha guru.
Selva J. Raj, William P. Harman, 2012
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The Path of the Mystic Lover: Baul Songs of Passion and ... - Page 103
The Diksha guru is viewed as the embodiment of Krishna, for it is he who dispels ignorance and sin and sows the seed of devotion and faith. Some Bauls receive their first initiation from Vaishnava and non- Vaishnava gurus who are not ...
Bhaskar Bhattacharyya, Nik Douglas, Penny Slinger, 1993
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Bliss Divine: A Book of Spiritual Essays on the Lofty ... - Page 188
Siksha Gurus and Diksha Guru Man has a twofold duty here on earth — to preserve his life, and to realise his Self. To preserve his life, he has to learn to work for his daily bread. To realise his Self, he has to serve, love, and meditate. The Guru ...
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The divine name - Page 70
They are always engaged in the uninterrupted realisations of the Transcendental Activities of the Lord. Amongst the two visible forms of Guru, one becomes our Diksha Guru. He imparts Mantras and initiation to us. Diksha Guru is always one, ...
Raghava Chaitanya Das, 1998
The Guru who shows him the path of Realisation is the Diksha Guru. Siksha Gurus can be many — as many as the things he wishes to learn. Diksha Guru can be only one — the one who leads him to Moksha. . STICK TO ONE GURU From a ...
