"In an action movie, the don is seen wearing a black suit, dark glasses, with a lean frame and is surrounded by beefy bodyguards, also wearing black suits, and travels in a black car. It is a stereotype of the modern crime boss. Similarly, in a movie, a guru is seen with a long beard, flowing hair, fancy robes as the followers dance around him or her, who is also is seen dancing and singing. That, too, is a stereotype, in the make-believe world of films. In real life, dons d o not look like this, nor do gurus. If you take a look at the pictures of Ramkrishna Paramhans or Ramana Maharishi, you will find that they do not resemble these picturizations in the least. Gurus are not what you see in movies. They have an aura, a glow about them which is visible even to a naked eye. Gurus have vakshakti, which means what they say happens. They have mantra-siddhi; when they chant, the vibrations and energy can be felt by all present. They have strong and vibrant bodies which ...