Meaning of Guru: There are many meanings explained in the scriptures. I explain two here.
Need of Guru: For your information, knowledge goes unrecognized without a Guru. Even in this world we need certificates from schools, colleges and universities to get recognition of knowledge. Suppose one has gained all this worldly education on his own effort without attending any college and has no certificate from any university. Do governments offer him any position? Is he allowed to practice his knowledge? Is he allowed to teach others? If it is a medical profession he would be labeled as a crack. He may be put in jail for he has no valid license or recognition of his knowledge though he has good understanding of the subjects.
If this is the case of this world then imagine what about the other world. All sages, saints, seers and incarnations like Lord Rama, Lord Krishna, etc, served Their respective Gurus. It proves that the truthful are greater than the truth itself. I bow to them.
The following verse explains it.
"Sans teacher, one cannot learn even science.
Sans Guru, what one knows is only nescience."
* Watch this video of Bapuji describing about Guru : http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=q_klm8OI9vs
* Please read and listen to the online version of Shri Guru Gita Narrated by Lord Shiva to Maa Parvati to know the significance of Guru.
Guru is a Sanskrit word meaning teacher or master in the Indian cultures and especially in religion.
The name Gurkirat is of Punjabi origin and means "blessings of the guru" or "the grace of the guru." It is a combination of the words "Gur" (referring to the guru in Sikhism) and "Kirat" (meaning blessings or grace).
Rays of Guru's light
A guru should know fully about disciple.
The English meaning for the kikuyu word gurue is pig.
they belive it is a living thing and it is their 11th guru(present guru).instead of saying pages they say ang meaning limb.
it means god's light guru meaning god and jot meaning light
The tenth Guru will never return. Before he died, he announced that there was no need for any more Gurus. He believed that the Guru Granth Sahib would continue to help people who needed guiding. Nowadays, the Guru Granth Sahib (Sikh Holy Book) is now considered as the 11th Guru.
The difference between thinking you found your Guru and finding your Guru is only clear after you actually find your Guru. When you think 'could this be my Guru?' you may need to keep looking. My personal advice is that before you think seriously about this question you need to be both relatively stable and committed to the path. If not all kinds of strange ideas can emerge. Also consider asking the most reliable and experienced Buddhist you know.
Guru Guru was created in 1968.
Satomi Ikezawa has written: 'Guru Guru Pon-Chan 9 (Guru Guru Pon-Chan)' 'Guru Guru Pon-Chan 5 (Guru Guru Pon-Chan)' 'Guru guru Pon-chan' 'Othello 3 (Othello (Del Rey))' 'Othello' 'Guru Guru Pon-Chan 6 (Guru Guru Pon-Chan)' 'Guru Guru Pon-Chan 2 (Guru Guru Pon-Chan)' 'Othello 4 (Othello (Del Rey))'
Down below is a list of the Sikh gurus:-First Guru: Shri Guru Nanak Dev JiSecond Guru: Shri Guru Angad Dev JiThird Guru: Shri Guru Amardas JiFourth Guru: Shri Guru Ramdass JiFifth Guru: Shri Guru Arjan Dev JiSixth Guru: Shri Guru Hargobind JiSeventh Guru: Shri Guru Har Rai JiEighth Guru: Shri Guru Harkrishan JiNinth Guru: Shri Guru Tegh Bahadur JiTenth Guru: Shri Guru Gobind Singh JiEleventh Guru: Shri Guru Granth Sahib Ji* Shri Guru Granth Sahib Ji is the current Sikh guru (the Sikh holy book).