The pursuit of knowledge is to be attained by the disciple himself, only by the Guru's successor

The pursuit of knowledge is to be attained by the disciple himself, only by the Guru's successor

Acquiring knowledge is a matter of pursuit. However, the disciple must be the devotee himself. One's pursuit can never be done by another. Whose pursuit he has to accomplish. Otherwise the result of the pursuit is never as expected. A special tendency among many of us is to rely entirely on the guru or teacher.

It is because of this tendency that our education is not fully fulfilled. It is natural that a guru or a teacher will undoubtedly be trusted by a student. But this does not mean that the Guru will take his teachings to heart. It is not the responsibility of the guru to inculcate in the heart. It is the responsibility of the disciple to build. The Guru can show you the way. The guru can only tell the disciple which path is best for him, which path, how to walk so that he can see his desired object.

But all subsequent responsibilities belong to the disciple. The disciple himself has to walk in the path shown by the guru, in the way directed by the guru. It is the responsibility of the disciple to cross the path correctly and achieve the desired object. We often blame the teacher for the student's poor performance. But the teacher is never responsible for the bad results, but the students. But if the student cannot walk in the path shown by the teacher, then the incompetence belongs only to the student. It is never fair if he imposes the burden on the guru. The Guru always seeks the welfare of the disciple and shows the way to welfare. But if there is a defect in the pursuit of that welfare in the pursuit of the disciple, then it is the inability of the disciple alone.

The thing to acquire knowledge. And if you want to achieve the pursuit. He can be the guru successor in the pursuit. But nothing more. In order to enrich one's knowledge, and to perpetuate one's education, the disciple has to do the right thing