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Intention and motivation to celebrate 'GURU POURNAMI'!

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Who is Guru?
Guru is not a teacher.. Guru is the higher self of your knowledge..
He's not the candle, He itself is the five elements..
He's the scintillating one.. Who takes you towards the light.
He's the most advance and sophisticated tool who has already conquered the knowledge of 'SELF'..
He itself is the God.. in the image of Guru.
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The First Guru, Adiyogi.
A yogic lore mentions that over 15,000 years ago, he attained enlightenment and danced ecstatically on the Himalayas and created 84 lakh asanas with his movements.
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Who is Adiyogi? 
→The Form of Formless one.. Shiva.
When we say “Shiva,” there are two fundamental aspects that we are referring to. The word “Shiva” means literally, “that which is not."
The Very Not-thingness from every single elements, manifestation and un-manifestation happened. Is Shiva!
He's the first guru or Adiguru.
He's essence and the basis of yogic science and technology.
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He's also referred with various names.. Yaksha-swaroopa (Yaksha as per puranas and other texts of hinduism, buddhism and jainism are spirits that guard resources of our planet. They are both good and evil. The one who's not from this planet but walked on this planet.), Sundharamurthy (Beautiful one), Bhuteshwara (The master of elements, Evils, Ghosts and The Hideous one), Panchbhuteshwara (The master of five elements...), Mahesha (The auspicious ruler), Shambhoo (The auspicious one.. The chant itself activates the innermost conciousness), Nagendraharaya (the one who has the king of snakes as his garland), Chandrashekhara (The one who has the Cresent moon as his crown), Shankara (The supreme giver of joy. It is also a musical raag and also means auspicious.), Neelkantha (The blue throated one), Mrityunjaya (The Conqueror of the Death), Mahakaala (The one who is beyond the cycle of time and death), Akshayaguna (One with limitless attributes.), Bholenath (The Lord who is kind-hearted and benevolent toward everyone.), Bhairava (The most furious one), etc..
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Happy Guru purnima..!♥️
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