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Compassionate

Communication.

A guided journey through three short e-courses — learn to listen deeply, speak with clarity, and respond with empathy.

1

Listen

 
2

Speak

 
3

Connect

NOW WHAT?

Three e-courses, one path.

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the inner qualities

"A true Guru is peaceful (śānta), self-controlled (dānta), of noble character, humble (vinīta), pure in conduct, well-established, clean, skillful (dakṣa), and highly discerning (subuddhimān)."

शान्तो दान्तः कुलीनश्च विनीतः शुद्धवेषवान् ।
शुद्धाचारी सुप्रतिष्ठः शुचिर्दक्षः सुबुद्धिमान् ॥

śānto dāntaḥ kulīnaś ca vinītaḥ śuddha-veṣavān
śuddhācārī supratiṣṭhaḥ śucir dakṣaḥ subuddhimān

Guru Gītā, verse 17

In Indian spiritual traditions, the peacock is often associated with the guru because it symbolizes the transformation of poison into beauty, wisdom, and spiritual radiance.

One of the deepest symbolic meanings comes from the belief that peacocks can eat poisonous snakes without being harmed. Spiritually, this represents what a true guru does: they help transform the "poisons" of the mind — ego, anger, jealousy, lust, confusion, grief, and samskaras — into higher consciousness, beauty, devotion, and wisdom.

Guru's Superpowers

01

Wise

 
 

Students are drawn to their clarity.

02

Articulate

 
 

Gifted at explaining very subtle ideas, making them easy to understand.

03

Uplifting

 
 

Inspires students through their own good-natured character, being free from the poisons of the mind.

The Guru's Learning Hub

Get in on this pristine knowledge from the Vedas. Fill up your cup so you can teach others what you learn! Walk the Guru's path alongside fellow seekers. A weekly study group full of deep, practical knowledge that inspires reflection and many "a-ha" moments along the way.

The Vedic Psychology Study group

Live group study weekly with Dr. Joshi

Practical application of concepts in case studies

Dynamic group discussions

Saturdays · 8:30 – 9:30am EST

Online ✦ $149 / month

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Sanskrit Origin

Babaji explains the word Guru

gu

darkness · ignorance

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ru

remover · dispeller

 

"One who takes others out of darkness into the light. Out of misery into magnificence."

The Guru Personality Type in Three States of Mind

Three states of mind

The mind moves between sattva, rajas, and tamas, which affects what kind of teacher the Guru Type is. Discover how the Guru Personality Type expresses in each.

Sattva

Peaceful · Clear

Uplifts others by presenting knowledge with clarity, patience and precision.

Rajas

Passionate · Active

Creative teachers, fiercely engaged. Their love for the subject becomes contagious energy in the room.

Tamas

Passive · Confused

Preaching about concepts they have not yet realized themselves experientially, but know how to talk about.

You've discovered your svabhāva. Now what?

Knowing your svabhāva is an amazing first step, one that most humans never have the good fortune to know. A big congratulations to you! Ready for the next step?

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