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• Ekadaśa-gurus
  Ekadaśa-gurus literally means ‘eleven gurus'. ...evala]] Smṛti lists the following eleven persons (ekā[[daśa]] = eleven) as gurus:
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• The History of Sikh Gurus
  ...ikh Gurus - A comprehensive account of the lives and teachings of the Sikh Gurus, highlighting their spiritual contributions and legacy. [[Category:Sikh Gurus]]
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• Meditation Without Gurus: A guide to the heart of Practice
  Meditation Without Gurus: A Guide to the Heart of Practice - Clark Strand - A practical guide to med
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• Meditation Without Gurus- A guide to the heart of Practice
  Meditation Without Gurus: A Guide to the Heart of Practice - Clark Strand - A practical guide to med
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• Ideals and Values/Respecting our Gurus and Rishis
  These three are the main Gurus of a human being – mother, father and his teacher.<ref>[[Viṣṇu]] Sm� ...ne. In the [[Bhāgavata]] Purāņa, the Avadhuuta Gitā enumerates 24 kinds of Gurus such as the ant and other creatures from whom humans can learn important le
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• The History of Sikh Gurus
  ...ikh Gurus - A comprehensive account of the lives and teachings of the Sikh Gurus, highlighting their spiritual contributions and legacy. [[Category:Sikh Gurus]]
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• Bhagat
  ...rus, whose compositions and teachings are included along with those of the Gurus in the Granth Sāhīb and other scriptures.
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• Ekadaśa-gurus
  Ekadaśa-gurus literally means ‘eleven gurus'. ...evala]] Smṛti lists the following eleven persons (ekā[[daśa]] = eleven) as gurus:
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• Guru
  ==Gurus of Scriptures== ==Different Gurus==
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• Granth-Sāhib
  ...by [[Guru]] Nānak (CE 1469-1539) and developed and nourished by nine more Gurus of whom the last was the illustrious [[Guru Gobind Singh]] (CE 1666-1708). ...r (CE 1621-1675) also. In CE 1708, he declared that there would be no more Gurus to guide the Sikhs. The Book itself would be the Guru and hence it should b
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• Sampraday
  ...ir purity, by an unbroken and untainted spiritual hierarchy of enlightened Gurus.
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• Shri Gurucharitra (Telugu)
  ...aritra (Telugu) Gita Press Gorakhpur: Chronicles the life and teachings of Gurus, emphasizing devotion and spiritual growth.
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• Meditation Without Gurus- A guide to the heart of Practice
  Meditation Without Gurus: A Guide to the Heart of Practice - Clark Strand - A practical guide to med
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• Two Saiva Teachers of the Sixteenth Century
  [[Category:Gurus]]
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• Schools of Philosophy
  Pre-19th century Gurus 19th-21st century Gurus
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• Meditation Without Gurus: A guide to the heart of Practice
  Meditation Without Gurus: A Guide to the Heart of Practice - Clark Strand - A practical guide to med
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• Sikh Brahmans
  ==Inspiration and support to Sikh Gurus== ..., while others such as Kabir, Baba Farid and Ravidas had Brahmins as their gurus.
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• Udāsīs
  ...next [[Guru]] by his father, he kept an amicable relationship with all the Gurus. ...nd. They revered and recited the bāṇī<ref>Bāṇī means sayings.</ref> of the Gurus, but retained their separate identity. They took control of the Sikh places
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• Shri Gondavalekar Maharaj
  ...d of approximately hundred and fifty years saw luminous spiritual masters, gurus and saints working silently in and through the masses for spiritual uplifti
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• Tantra
  * The Acharayas and Gurus of Tantra
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• Ādinātha
  * The first of the nine Nātha gurus
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• Guruvṛtti
  ...ancient days, education was imparted in the gurukulas or the houses of the gurus, the preceptors. A brahmacārin<ref>Brahmacārins are the Vedic students.</
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• Guru Gobind Singh
  Guru Gobind Singh, the tenth and the last, of the Sikh Gurus, has carved out for himself a permanent place in the history of [[Sikhism]] Guru Gobind Singh declared that the line of the Sikh Gurus ended with him and the [[Ādi]] Granth compiled by Guru Arjan (A. D. 1563-1
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• Sikhism
  ==The Gurus== ...e was the founder of Sikhism. He was followed by a succession of nine more Gurus, the pontifical tradition ending with [[Guru]] Gobind Singh,<ref>He lived i
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• Gurudvāra
  ...8) the tenth and the last Guru, ordained that there would be no more human Gurus. The Book, [[Ādi]] Granth<ref>It was compiled by the fifth Guru, Arjan.</r
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