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The document compares the roles of a teacher and a guru. It outlines 17 differences between them: 1) A teacher takes responsibility for a student's growth while a guru makes the student responsible. 2) A teacher gives what is needed while a guru removes what is unnecessary. 3) A teacher answers questions, while a guru questions answers. The guru prepares a student for an inner journey through trust, humility, and stripping away the ego, while a teacher prepares them for an outer journey through obedience and knowledge.
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Guru and teacher
- 2. Guru Vs Teacher 1. A teacher takes responsibility for your growth. A Guru makes you responsible for your growth. 2.A teacher gives you things you do not have and require. A Guru takes away things you have and do not require. 3. A teacher answers your questions. A Guru questions your answers. 4. A teacher requires obedience and discipline from the pupil. A Guru requires trust and humility from the pupil. 5. A teacher clothes you and prepares you for the outer journey. A Guru strips you naked and prepares you for the inner journey.
- 3. Guru Vs Teacher….. 6. A teacher is a guide on the path. A Guru is a pointer to the way. 7. A teacher sends you on the road to success. A Guru sends you on the road to freedom. 8. A teacher explains the world and its nature to you. A Guru explains yourself and your nature to you. 9. A teacher gives you knowledge and boosts your ego. A Guru takes away your knowledge and punctures your ego. 10. A teacher instructs you. A Guru constructs you.
- 4. Guru Vs Teacher… 11. A teacher sharpens your mind. A Guru opens your mind. 12. A teacher reaches your mind. A Guru touches your spirit. 13. A teacher instructs you on how to solve problems. A Guru shows you how to resolve issues. 14. A teacher is a systematic thinker. A Guru is a lateral thinker. 15. One can always find a teacher. But a Guru has to find and accept you.
- 5. Guru Vs Teacher… 16. A teacher leads you by the hand. A Guru leads you by example. 17.When a teacher finishes with you, you celebrate. When a Guru finishes with you, life celebrates.