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*A list of disqualifications for a person intends to be a Guru:
*(As per ancient guru sutras)
Himsa (injury) |
sinning |
bad reputation |
devious mind |
cruelty (Krura) |
selling gold |
thieving |
plagued with troubles and worries |
bad character |
adulterous |
foul language |
deformed |
sensuous |
deceiver |
adharma |
talkative |
greedy |
miserly |
liar |
hyperactive |
lacks reverence |
devoid of acaras |
many blemishes |
money-minded |
Consumption (TB) |
Skin disease |
diseased nails |
diseased teeth |
deafness |
cataract |
bald |
lame |
deformed |
extra body parts |
conjunctivitis |
halitosis |
large testicles! |
hunchback |
leper |
impotence |
breaks Kaula practices |
loudmouth |
pure ritualist |
physician |
arrogance |
vanity |
addiction |
wicked |
bad company |
unbeliever |
timid |
ignorance of Mantras |
epicurean |
astrologer |
usurps property from pupil |
wastes Sisya's money |
harms out of greed |
arthic prachara (financial publicity) |
ganatkar (fortune-teller) |
bahu-bachana (talketive) |
We will find quite lots of disqualification with our self-proclaimed modern age Gurus. Please do understand all the above mentioned qualities have profound impacts on mind and consciousness of a individual, and acts as next to impossible barrier to the process of journey of nir-guna Sattava, which is the only quality of a true GURU. So is truely possible for all these 1000's of self-proclaimed person's to be a guru?
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