What does shishya mean?
Shishya means In Indian traditions: a disciple who receives spiritual knowledge from a guru..
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In Indian traditions: a disciple who receives spiritual knowledge from a guru..
That winter night, everybody was drinking rum that we, the visiting party, had brought with us from Calcutta. One of the Babaji's young shishyas had got into a close and personal tangle with the liquor, drinking faster than everybody else, and the old guru was admonishing him about overdoing the Old Monk before sending him off to bed.
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Shishya means In Indian traditions: a disciple who receives spiritual knowledge from a guru..
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That winter night, everybody was drinking rum that we, the visiting party, had brought with us from Calcutta. One of the Babaji's young shishyas had got into a close and personal tangle with the liquor, drinking faster than everybody else, and the old guru was admonishing him about overdoing the Old Monk before sending him off to bed.
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