"It is like this, the glory of Guru."

Hello friends, I am your partner Ashish Shende. Today through this article of mine, I will make it clear to you through this article about the glory of Guru and the importance of Guru in life.

 Dear friends, I will tell you the most valuable thing in life. If you want to achieve extraordinary success in any field, you must consider a specific person as your guide, who ensures your success by becoming your guide.

 Clarifying what has been written above, I am explaining the glory of Guru to you through a true story in this article.

 "Vairagyavati's true faith towards the Guru."

In Indian Vedic literature, a very inspiring story is heard, in which the nature of a woman's faith in her Guru is very clearly visible.

 This inspirational anecdote begins with the story of a naive girl whose name was "Vairagyavati." Vairagyavati had unwavering faith in God and, as a service to God, built in her village "Vishnu" temple in the form of service of Lord Vishnu.  Vairagyavati was responsible for the cleanliness of the idol of Lord Vishnu.

 Vairagyavati's father was the king of that kingdom, and he too was pleased with his daughter's act of devotion to God.

 "By what event did Vairagyavati get Lord."

 Vairagyavati was the king's daughter, so she always used to wear expensive ornaments and complete all the works of the temple.

 There used to be a notorious thief in that kingdom, and his attention was always on the expensive ornaments of a hermit and to get them.

 One day the thief made a plan to steal jewelry from Vairagyavati, and in the guise of a monk, he reached that temple and spoke to Vairagyavati, expressing his desire for food.

 "Goddess, I have a curiosity to get food from your hands."  As soon as Vairagyavati, who took the disguise of a sage as a sage, mistook her as a sage, the thief in the form of a sage said, "O Goddess, first you answer my one question, only after that."

 I will accept this food donation from your hands.

 Hearing the talk of a thief in the form of a monk, Vairagyavati said, "O Sadhu Maharaj, ask what do you want to ask."

 In the form of a monk, the thief said, "Devi, I accept donations only from those hands who have received initiation from a guru in their life and have attained knowledge by being devoted to the feet of the guru."

 After listening to the sadhu, Vairagyavati said, Sadhu Maharaj, I am serving the Lord in this temple to believe that the Lord will appear pleased with my service and my life will be blessed one day.

 For this reason, I have not felt the need for any Guru to date, but I have heard from knowledgeable persons that a Guru is needed to complete any Siddha work.

 But I forgot this in the service of the Lord, you have shown me the way to achieve the goal in my life, now you tell me what I can do.

 Hearing the talk of Vairagyavati, the thief in the form of a monk said that now if you want, then I can initiate you and show you a valuable way to go to the feet of the Lord.

 Hearing the monk's words, Vairagyavati became very impressed and told the monk that you are my Guru, so he initiated me to see the Lord.

 Listening to the hermit, the monk said that you would have to walk with me in the dense forest with all your precious jewels, where I will teach you the method of approaching the Lord.

 Accepting the sadhu's words as her Guru, Vairagyavati went into the forest with her precious ornaments. After reaching the forest, the pretender monk, asking to keep all the decorations aside, the monk tied the Vairagyavati to a tree. He said, " Vairagyavati, I have given you  The bond in which I am bound; I will come after a week and free you from this bondage. You are not free from this bondage yourself. This is the first chapter of your initiation."

 Saying this, the thief in the form of a monk leaves from there with all the ornaments.

Here.  There was no cleanliness in the temple where Vairagyavati served the Lord, and after three days, this news spread all over the state. The king ordered his spies to find Vairagyavati.  Searched in the forest and said, that Goddess, we have come to free you. After listening to the spies, Vairagyavati noted, please do not free me from this bondage because my Guru has tied me in this bond, so free from this will also do the same.

 Hearing the words of Vairagyavati, all the spies reached the king and told the king that his daughter was in a deserted forest tied to a tree; we tried our best to free her from that tree, but she wanted to be free from that bondage only from her Guru.  Huh.

 After listening to the spies, the king himself reached the forest and tried to free his daughter from that bondage, but Vairagyavati told her father, father, "I respect you very much, but my guru has given this bond; he is free from it."  do."

 The father also bows to the daughter's insistence and leaves from there.

 Lord Vishnu himself also got upset due to this condition of Vairagyavati, and he told Narad Muni that the sage, you go to the forest and introduce Vairagyavati to all the reality and bring her free.

Listening to Lord Vishnu, Narada Muni went to the forest where Vairagyavati was recluse.  Muni Var "With the grace of my guru, Narad Muni had a vision today."

 Narad told Vairagyavati the whole reality of the monk and said that the monk is a dangerous thief and has cheated you for your jewelry. Listening to Narada's words, Vairagyavati said, "Narad Muni, you do not know about my guru;  is in front of me, so do not untie this bond of mine."

 Narad Muni appeared in front of Lord Vishnu without freeing Vairagyavati and said that the Lord himself should now go and explain to that stubborn girl.

 Hearing the words of Narada, Lord Vishnu himself appeared in front of Vairagyavati. Seeing Lord Vishnu in front of Vairagyavati, there was no limit to the happiness of Vairagyavati. She bowed to the Lord; as soon as the Lord tried to free Vairagyavati, he also stopped Lord Vishnu.

 And said that Lord, only my Guru can free my bondage.

 Lord Vishnu himself was also defeated, and he told Narad Muni that Munivar, you should bring the sadhu who has tied Vairagyavati.

 Narad Muni brought that fraud and said that you should free this disciple of yours.

 In the end, that thug freed Vairagyavati from bondage.

 The bond-free Vairagyavati, looking around her, said just this one thing.

 "Guru Govind Dou Khade Kake Lagoo Pay Balihari Guru Aapne Govind Diyo Baate."

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 Conclusion

 It is clear from this whole story that the Guru has an important place in human life. Without the Guru, no work is possible, and the dream of reaching the pinnacle of success can be achieved only by a person who has a qualified Guru in his life.  Always follow the path shown by him.