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| | | 4 March, 2012 | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | What is the ideal relationship between a Guru (Master) and the Sishya (Disciple)? Bhagawan explains this to us today through the relationship between Krishna and Arjuna. | | Audio Special:
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| | | Krishna fostered what was really beneficial to Arjuna; He paid full consideration to what will really promote the reputation, the Atma-ananda (bliss) and the Dharma (Right Conduct) of Arjuna. He tended and fended Arjuna as the very breath of His own life; He watched over Arjuna as one watches over the eye or the heart, and thus transformed him by teaching him about holy things. Krishna loved Arjuna beyond compare; that is the nature of a genuine Guru. Arjuna too was no ordinary being; he bowed in humility to Krishna and carried out sincerely the assignments from Him. Whatever the crisis, he stuck to Krishna's command and word; he wore the comradeship with the Lord as the armour that will save him from all harm, as the very body in which he dwelt, as something which he must foster, strengthen and guard. This is how Guru and Sishya (disciple) should be bound together. - Geetha Vahini, Chap XI. | |
| Only a great teacher can mould a great student. - Baba |
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