GuruTattva

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Guru-Tattva

• Beyond the scope of the psychic

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Guru

• Guru means one who dispels darkness.
• This darkness actually belongs not only to the
  psychic stratum or the spiritual stratum, but to
  all strata of human existence.

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Ideal Guru

• Must be thoroughly conversant with the minutest
  details of sadhana (meditation or spiritual
  practices) important or unimportant.
• Guru must not only learn those things but must
  possess the capacity to teach those practices to
  others.

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Mahakaola Kaola

• Kaolas are those who by dint of sadhana have
  successfully elevated their microcosmic stance
  and established it in the Macrocosmic one.
• The Mahakaola is one who is a kaola certainly
  but at the same time possesses the capacity to
  help others as well to get to that exalted
  position.

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Spiritual Guru

• A Spiritual Guru must be well-acquainted with all
  the processes of sadhana, and must be
  thoroughly versed in spiritual science - both the
  theory and the practice.

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Ideal Guru

• As an ideal Guru in the physical world he will
  have to teach humankind some techniques to solve
  their worldly problems.
• The problem of food, clothing, education, housing
  and medical treatment must also be addressed
  through a proper social theory that can be
  implemented.

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Mukti - Emancipation

• Human being have been aspiring for merger with
  the Nucleus Consciousness.
• The non-uniformity of speed changes the movement
  of the unit mind to an elliptical force and the
  motion changes to oval from circular.

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Mukti - Emancipation

• Those who get merged in Purusottama (Nucleus
  Consciousness) are those who aspire for Him as
  the ultimate destiny.
• Merger in Saguna Brahma (Attributional Cosmic
  Consciousness).

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Moksa - Salvation

• Those who aim for complete surrender of self into
  the Nirguna Brahma (Unattributional Cosmic
  Consciousness), the objectless Consciousness, get
  out of this Brahmacakra (Cycle of Creation) by a
  tangential touch.

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Taraka Brahma

• At the point of tangential touch is the abode of
  Taraka-Brahma.
• Who resides within the scope of both Nirguna and
  Saguna Brahma.
• Taraka Brahma is a concept of Tantra.

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Sambhuti

• In Tantra the whole creation is known as
  Sambhuti.

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Mahasambhuti

• When Taraka Brahma by His own will takes the
  help of the five fundamental factors, His
  physical entity comes within the scope of Saguna
  Brahma, other-wise He is Nirguna Brahma,
  according to Tantra this entity is known as
  Mahasambhuti.

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Saguna, Nirguna Taraka Brahma

• Saguna Brahma has infinite samskaras.
• Nirguna Brahma is the objectless entity with no
  action.
• Taraka Brahma is the middle point and can
  fulfill the function of both.

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Taraka Brahma

• He guides, loves and fevers His affectionate
  daughters and sons.
• His children say that He can not live without
  loving them.
• Taraka Brahma is not a figure of philosophy, it
  is a creation of devotional sentiment.

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Surrender

• Complete surrender is the summum bonum of all
  spiritual sadhana, which only can lead to Him
  from where decline is not even imaginable.