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SLOKAS ON GURU

Guru Vandna (Guru Stotra)

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6. Guru Brahma Gurur Vishnu
7. Guru Devo Maheshwaraha
8. Guru Saakshat Para Brahma
9. Tasmai Sree Gurave Namaha
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11. Meaning: Guru is verily the representative of Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva. He creates, sustains knowledge and destroys the weeds of ignorance. I salute such a Guru.
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16. p{kq vufefyre ;ssua] rLeS Jhxqjos ue% AA
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19. Agnyaana Timiraandhasya
20. Gnyaana Anjana Shalaakayaa
21. Chakshuhu Unmeelitam Yenam
22. Tasmai Sri Gurave Namaha.
23. Meaning: A Guru can save us from the pangs of ignorance (darkness) by applying to us the balm of knowledge or awareness of the Supreme, I salute such a Guru.
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30. Sthaavaram Jangamam Vyaaptam
31. Yatkinchit Sacharaa Charam
32. TatPadam Darshitam Yena
33. Tasmai Sri Gurave Namaha.
34. Meaning: That Guru who can enlighten us about the all pervading consciousness present in all the three world or states (of Jaagrath, Swapna and Sushupti ... activity, dream and deep sleep state), I salute such a Guru.
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41. Chinmayam Vyaapi Yatsarvam
42. Trailokya Sacharaa Charam
43. TatPadam Darshitam Yena
44. Tasmai Sri Gurave Namaha.
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46. Meaning: That revered Master who directs my attention to the ONE divinity existing in all that is inert (immobile) as well as that which is active (mobile), I salute such a Guru.
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53. Sarva Sruti Shiroratna
54. Viraajita Padambujaha
55. Vedaantaambuja Sooryo Yah
56. Tasmai Sri Gurave Namaha.

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