- gurú-dīkshā
- गुरुदीक्षा
Indonesian dictionary. 2014.
gurú-dīkshā
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Kumar, Guru Sushil — (1926–1994) Jain teacher Guru Sushil Kumar was a teacher of Jain tradition and of interreligious understanding. He broke with Jain convention by traveling abroad in pur suit of his mission, and he founded the Interna tional Jain Mission… … Encyclopedia of Hinduism
Desai, Guru Amrit — (1932– ) yogi and founder of Kripalu Yoga Fellowship Amrit Desai has been a prominent teacher of yoga in the United States for several decades. His career has survived expulsion from his own ashram on charges of sexual misconduct. Amrit… … Encyclopedia of Hinduism
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