guru

Noun

guru (plural gurus)

1. A Hindu spiritual teacher.
2. An advisor or mentor.

   He acted as her guru, giving much needed advice over the years.

3. A leader or expert in a field.

   The Wiktionary guru made many helpful contributions.

4 letters in word "guru": G R U U.

No anagrams for guru found in this word list.

Words found within guru:

gu gur rug ug ur

• Definitions:
• Meditation master who has attained oneness with God and who initiates others into the spiritual path and guides them to liberation.
• a teacher who has attained mastery in the Supracosmic Sphere.
• A teacher, par ticularly of the spiritual kind.
• In general terms, a computer expert. UNIX experts are typically referred to as gurus in polite company.
• a Sanskrit and pan-Indian word denoting a spiritual master or teacher. It implies an initiatory relation between master and disciple. The guru passes on oral tradition and ascetic regimen to the student.
• (Skt. / Tib. lama): Spiritual teacher who guides disciples on the path to liberation or enlightenment. A guru or lama is particularly important in the vajrayana tradition.
• a religious percept or teacher, often the person from whom one receives initiation or consecration.
• a Sanskrit term having multiple meanings, the basic one being 'heavy or weighty', also meant a spiritual parent or preceptor from whom a youth receives instruction, prayer, the 'sastras' (rules sacred teachings). Hence the modern usage.
• ("weighty one") In Indian religion, a spiritual guide. In Sikhism, only God, one of the ten Gurus, or the sacred book (Guru Granth Sahib) may be called Guru.
• (literally the word guru means teacher) Second level of its meaning is that the guru is a spiritual leader, a saint, a maharishi, a yogi or a swami. However, the meaning of the word Guru in Sikh terminology is at a further higher level, and it stands for the 'prophet'.
• Teacher of spiritual wisdom, literally, one who takes you from darkness to light.
• ( Sanskrit word meaning “weighty one”), gurudev(a): spiritual preceptor in the Hindu and yogic tradition.
• A spriritual preceptor, either a person or the mystical voice of Akal Purkh. In sikhism the term 'Guru' referes to the ten Gurus and Guru Granth Sahib, and no other.
• Literally, "the dispeller of darkness"; the power that can dispel the darkness of ignorance and reveal the pure light of the Self, which shines in every being. A spiritual seeker must listen to the voice of the Guru within, sometimes think of the Guru without, and remain united with both. ...
• A religious, spiritual teacher or mentor. According to ancient Indian Philosophy, one cannot attain success in the spiritual field without the help of a real Guru or Sadguru.
• Literally a teacher or spiritual advisor. However, in India and Tibet it means one at a very high level of consciousness. In fact, worship of Guru is done to develop devotion or adoration, because the teacher is the highest expression of God we know on Earth in our personal experience.
• Spiritual preceptor, one who illumines the darkness of spiritual doubt.
• (Sanskrit) Spiritual teacher and guide.
• a man blessed by God, who is born enlightened, without needing to learn how to be holy. Gu translates as 'evil darkness' and Ru as 'divine light'; a guru is a man perfectly poised above good and evil, who has already transcended to another level. The name is commonly used for a religious teacher.
• The "help person". Expert on which one may rely to help solve problems with software and/or hardware.
• A feature on new Abit motherboards, allowing overclocking (FSB, and voltages) to be changed from within windows.
• Literally, 'Gu'= Darkness or ignorance. 'Ru'= Illumination. Guru is therefore the spiritual Master who initiates and guides a seeker across the sea of Separation to the shore of Union and therefore, liberation. Guru is not simply the psycho/physical human form - the Model. ...
• A Sanskrit word which means “spiritual teacher.”
• type of attribute, heavy, spiritual teacher, Grishma, Summer, Teacher
• spiritual master; one of the three authorities for a Vaisnava. Literally, this term means heavy. The spiritual master is called guru because he is heavy with knowledge.
• a Hindu or Buddhist religious leader and spiritual teacher each of the first ten leaders of the Sikh religion a recognized leader in some field or of some movement; "a guru of genomics"
• A Guru (????), is a teacher in Hinduism, Buddhism, and Sikhism, as well as in many new religious movements. ...
• Born Keith Edward Elam on July 17, 1966 in Boston, Massachusetts, Guru (and occasionally Baldhead Slick), is an American rapper, and the lyrical half of Gang Starr, together with DJ Premier. ...
• Guru (1997) is a Malayalam language film directed by Rajiv Anchal.
• Guru (Hindi: ????) (2007) is a Hindi film directed by Mani Ratnam. It stars Abhishek Bachchan, Aishwarya Rai, Madhavan and Vidya Balan in pivotal roles. The movie also stars Mithun Chakraborty in a supporting role, and Mallika Sherawat in a guest appearance. ...
• The Guru is a character from the video game ''''.

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