@twicejoy I like your take on gurus, you are right when you say that a guru shows you the right path to knowledge and spirituality. However, it's up to the disciple how they implement his teachings in

Thank you so much @ecotrain for mentioning my post in your valuable post. I have my plans to write more in this beautiful community that will go a long way to bring understand the value of environment.

As I understand there is no need to make a guru that one is not comfortable with or who doesn't understand your view point. You go to a teacher that makes you comfortable and brings you close to Him and

I agree with you, a guru can teach you the finer points of spirituality and it's not just one reading a holy book in a routine way. Unless one knows the true meaning of what he's going through, the reading

@jayna, this place is as lovely as we watch in the movies or see in the magazines. I wish I still had my job and the present ban on travel lifted from international travel. But hopefully, I will get a

@jayna, Not very well, but I read about beaches in various parts of the world. And if all goes well I have my intention to visit some of them and the U.S. is first on my list. Thank you!

The main thing is that one is willing to increase his knowledge, no matter where it comes from. As the famous saying goes, what's in a name so call what you like, a mentor, guru or teacher, it makes no

@jayna, You could be anywhere between the Carlsbad coastline or Carlsbad City Beach from Ocean to Elm Streets, or maybe Carlsbad State Beach or is it called Tamarack Beach or maybe South Carlsbad State

Thanks @princessbusayo, and a guru doesn't necessarily have to live in forests and mountains but he could be one in our own circle. Thanks a lot for your kind visit.

I agree with you, one needs a guru who directs him to the right path of spirituality even if you know the basics. However, the guru doesn't have to be someone that lives in the forests or caves but you

My post link please, thanks all!