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Sometimes a diksa-guru is not present always. Therefore one can take learning, instruction, from an advanced devotee. That is called the siksa-guru

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"Sometimes a dikna-guru is not present always. Therefore one can take learning, instruction, from an advanced devotee. That is called the siksa-guru"