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Your Inner Guru

Discover your personal guide to higher consciousness

Have you met your inner guru? The guru is the awakening consciousness that takes us home to our true self. Discover a practice that lets you experience your true state, your soul or atman, and meet your inner guru more deeply and profoundly.

Yoga Perspectives, Guru
  • The word guru comes from two Sanskrit words, gu and ru. It means to prevail over the ignorance, doubt, and problems of the ego
  • A guru helps in three ways:  as a dispeller of darkness, as a guide who shows the way, and as a matchmaker who helps create a relationship between you and the Divine
  • The inner guru – the soul, true self or atman – can serve as your guide
  • Enjoy a beautiful practice that will guide you to your inner guru
  • Each of us has a distinct vibration. If we tune in, it leads us back to soul and the Infinite
  • As we become conscious of our true self, we begin to live with an awareness of the soul

A Guru Helps in Three Ways

A guru is one who helps you in three special ways. A guru is a dispeller of darkness, one who washes the mud away and helps one discover their true self, the soul.  A guru is a guide who helps show the way. He is also a matchmaker, helping you come into relationship, a wonderful eternal relationship, with the Divine.

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