Suresh,
You wrote:
> SURESH JAGADEESAN <varamtha@> wrote:
>
> It is far better to read enlightened guru books
> then getting caught by a false guru and go astray.
But what about false guru books? What then? How are you to know if a guru you
meet in person or his writings are false or not?
I've always heard the zen saying: 'Even the most talented zen master (guru)
cannot enlighten an insincere student, but a sincere student can be enlightened
by even a false zen master.'
...Bill!
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