In Sanskrit Gu, darkness/denseness/obscuration, and Ru, light/lightness/radiance; literally a preceptor who facilitates a shift in consciousness. It also means "teacher" or "guide" in the religious sense.
Guru means "to take away darkness" it is a spiritual teacher.
A guru is generally defined as some sort of teacher. The word, in fact, means "teacher" in Sanskrit and other Indian languages. In the West, it often has negative connotations.
guru's love gur= guru preet= love
Holy pool of nectar the third guru guru ramdas discovered it and the fourth guru hid his book in their
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The lord Guru
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I think you mean "gurudwara". This is a temple that Sikh people go to.
A term coined by the late management guru Peter Drucker.
James MacGregor Burns
Guru means teacher and comes from 2 words:Gu means darkness.Ru means light.So, when put together Guru means that there is light after thedarkness.
it means reindeer of guru
gurneet means guru's nauture
it literally means door to GURU