Kuruvaasagam Statements from 60 to 68
60. (i) Unchanging attachment, (ii) affection, (iii) obedience, (iv) faith towards one's Teacher along with (v) unification with the Teacher without any difference make the Disciples acquire the Divine Powers, Divine Achievements to become Immortal. Those Disciples who have shortfalls in the above-mentioned qualities will take many births further before achieving the birthless state. But they cannot get the Divine Powers and the Divine Achievements. This is the statement given by the Pathinensiddhars.
[These Five qualities are given emphasis in Gurupaarampariyam and other books written by Siddhars as ‘Five Maturities’ or ‘Five Disciplines’.].
[Disciples: ‘Adiyaar’ - Those who renounced their family life after enjoying the family life sufficiently are called as Adiyaar by the Siddhars. ‘Adiyaan’ - Those who lead family life and those who are in childhood or unmarried are called as Adiyaan in the books written by the Siddhars.]
61. Those who receive the Teachings from the Teacher (Guru) by force or by deceptive means instead of waiting for the Teacher's blessings would suffer for many births. Similarly, those who leave the Teacher by thinking wrong meanings for the Teacher's words and actions; and those who act by blaming, developing hatred, ridiculing and seeing the Teacher with contempt would also suffer for numerous births experiencing all types of shortfalls in all the successive births. This is the statement given by the Pathinensiddhars.
62. Those who gain the confidence and love of the Teacher would get all the Wisdoms just by the graceful glance of the Teacher. This is the statement given by the Pathinensiddhars.
63. The disciple would realize the Teacher and the God; when he or she strongly believes that it is enough for him or her to be blessed by the finger-tip touch or dust of feet of the Teacher. Such disciples alone would be able to uplift others. This is the statement given by the Pathinensiddhars.
64. Such disciples who get exhausted, tired,frightened and angered by the tests given by the Teacher would never get fulfillment in any birth. There is no need for the Teacher to curse such disciples. Such disciples would automatically get all sufferings. If such disciples take re-birth, they would be roaming as dog and when dead they would be roaming as ghost. This is the statement given by the Pathinensiddhars.
65. Those disciples who acquire the maturity to see the Teacher as the God and God as the Teacher would get transformed as Divinators residing in the Sanctum Sanctorums worshipped by human beings. This is the statement given by the Pathinensiddhars.
66. ‘There is no child without embryo; Similarly there is no Divine blessing without the Teacher’ - When these statements are not understood even after knowing, not believed even after understanding, not getting clarity even after believing, ... by disciples; they never gain fully the divine powers and divine achievements to remain without Immortality. Because of that only one sees a growth in numbers of Beings getting worshipped as Village Deities, Damsels ... in the entrance to the water bodies, Town Squares, Village forums, Orchards, etc. This is the statement given by the Pathinensiddhars.
67. Any ordinary human being who worships any attractive visual as God could gain divine powers, divine achievements and fulfilments depending on his or her maturity. This is the statement given by the Pathinensiddhars.
68. Disciples searching and seeing the Teacher to become students; Teacher Himself searching and selecting the disciples. Such are the two distinct nature of this world. This is the statement given by the Pathinensiddhars.
//Out of 127 Kuruvaasagam Statements in the book Kuruvaasagam Part 2, the statements 60 to 68 are given this post.//
