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Date Posted: 13:14:00 02/10/06 Fri
Author: H - 22 Dec 2005
Subject: Re: worship the guru at your peril
In reply to: Anon - 21 Dec 2005 's message, "worship the guru at your peril" on 13:08:42 02/10/06 Fri



Worshipping gurus is a dead end practice,futile idolatry.

If this is so, then it may be due to our own spiritual deadness and living too much in our heads. I have little doubt that a spontaneous, intuitive relation to symbols and idols as well as to authority is an excellent qualification for yoga.

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  • Re: worship the guru at your peril -- Sankaran Subramanian - 22 Dec 2005, 13:15:41 02/10/06 Fri
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