गुरुमण्डलरूपिणी
सर्वोपाधिविनिर्मुक्ता सदाशिवपतिव्रता।सम्प्रदायेश्वरी साध्वी गुरुमण्डलरूपिणी।। LS 713
The Lalita Sahasranama, a revered hymn dedicated to Goddess Lalita Tripurasundari, describes her as the embodiment of all knowledge and the ultimate guru. One of her divine names in the Sahasranama is “Gurumandalrūpiṇī” (गुरुमण्डलरूपिणी), meaning She who manifests as the Guru Mandala (गुरुमण्डल). This name signifies that the Goddess herself resides in and empowers the entire Guru Parampara.
In Hinduism, Guru Parampara refers to the unbroken lineage of spiritual teachers who transmit divine wisdom from one generation to another. The guru is considered the guiding light on the path to self-realization, and the tradition emphasizes the importance of surrendering to the Guru to attain spiritual progress. This sacred lineage ensures that Vedic knowledge and esoteric teachings are preserved and imparted authentically.
By invoking Gurumandalrūpiṇī, devotees acknowledge the divine presence in their spiritual teachers and the importance of seeking wisdom under their guidance. This reinforces the idea that the guru is not merely a human teacher but a divine conduit leading seekers to the Ultimate Truth, Self-Realization and union with the Supreme.
Thus, the Guru Parampara is not just a tradition but a sacred medium through which divine grace flows, with Goddess Lalita herself as its supreme essence.
This section is dedicated to the shishyas of Guruji and fellow sadhakas, featuring photos of our Gurumandal along with a brief introduction to our revered Guruji Pt. Ganesh shanker Pandeyji.