Meaning Guru
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An influential teacher or an expert in a particular subject who shares their knowledge, often by writing books.
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See Root Guru and Spiritual Guide
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1806, gooroo, from Hindi guru "teacher, priest," from Sanskrit guru-s "one to be honored, teacher," from guru- "venerable, worthy of honor," literally "heavy, weight [..]
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most elevated title in the Sikh religion, applied to only 10 Sikh leaders who have provided divine guidance to humanity. The eleventh guru is the Sikh book of holy scriptures.
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   expert
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leader/teacher/holy man
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Definition A Guru is an expert in a particular topic of technology such as windows, programming, or hardware.
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n. [UNIX] An expert. Implies not only wizard skill but also a history of being a knowledge resource for others. Less often, used (with a qualifier) for other experts on other systems, as in `VMS guru& [..]
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WebGuest Dictionary In the context of the WWW , a person with exceptional skills who acts as an expert or/and is a knowledge resource for theInternet  community.
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An expert who acts as a knowledge resource for others and who is generally exhaulted by the people whose problems he or she solves. Synonymous with CSG/CSGNetwork.Com staff.
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(Sanskrit) Spiritual teacher and guide.
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spiritually enlightened soul, who can dispel darkness, ignorance and illusion from the mind and enlighten the consciousness of a devotee/disciple
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a spiritual master
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(n) a Hindu or Buddhist religious leader and spiritual teacher(n) each of the first ten leaders of the Sikh religion(n) a recognized leader in some field or of some movement
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An expert who acts as a knowledge resource for others and who is generally venerated by the people whose problems he or she solves.
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Preceptor who shows the life - path, guide.
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1) A teacher. 2) An archaic unit of time equal to two laghu.
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A teacher or a wise man.
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(Sanskrit, literally "teacher") This term can apply to any kind of teacher. Yet, in Gnosis the focus is generally upon the superior or root Guru, who can lead us to complete liberation.
Source: gnosticteachings.org (offline)

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A spiritual teacher.
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Heavy; Spiritual teacher
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In Hinduism or Sikhism, a religious leader or guide. Khalsa
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Teacher, preceptor.
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guru, spiritual leader
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