A True Guru awakens our intellect (Buddhi) and directs it towards the Supreme. are all outwardly expressions of this reverence towards the Guru. Washing His Feet, offering flowers and incense etc. Jnana flows from Guru to disciple just like electricity flows through copper wire. only an instrument for us to worship the Jnana in Him. to the copper pot containing Ganga Jal, and derive satisfaction that we performed Ganga Puja, we worship the Jnana Ganga in Guru. Just like we offer turmeric, kumkum, flowers, incense etc. When we worship Guru, were worshipping this fountain of knowledge within Him. Ultimate knowledge about Brahman is Sadguru. Among all types of knowledge, the highest form of knowledge is about Brahman (Godhead). A step higher than this is to respect those who provide education, knowledge, information about some unknown things etc. In our worldly life, it is commonly observed that everyone respects those who helps, guides or benefits them in material ways. Why do we do Guru Puja? The very word Guru means one who is venerable, adorable, and one who has to be respected. Everyone performs special worship to their Guru on Guru Pournima day. R Gurav Nama: Since times immemorial, Guru Puja is a widely prevalent tradition in Bhrata. Spiritual Quest (Answers by Sri Samavedam Shanmukha Sarma)ĪArsha Vani ( V o i c e o f S a n a t a n a D h a r m a ) Samanvaya is Santana Smarasya is Bhratyata
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