Question

Guru Purnima speech in English in 100 words.

Answer 1

Hint: Speech is a multifaceted phenomenon. People rarely comprehend how it is created and perceived. The common misunderstanding is that speech is made up of words, and each word is made up of phones. It is a form of communication that involves talking to an audience. A conversation between two people is an example of speech, as is giving a speech in school.

Complete answer:
India is the only country where Gurus are praised and where there are a large number of followers and disciples. Gurus have existed since ancient times and continue to be a part of our lives. The Gurus teach us about the importance and cycle of life, and it is because of the Gurus that we believe in the existence of immortals and life beyond this world.

Guru is not only a physical form but also a type of energy through which knowledge is transmitted to individuals. There is an aura that can only be felt in the presence of Guru. A Guru can be our parent, our life guide, and the source of our mental peace.

This is a good day for the people, especially the farmers, who are waiting for heavy rains to help their crops grow. The four-month period (Chaturmas) begins today, and spiritual seekers begin to intensify their sadhanas (practise) on this day.

It is a festival commemorating the great sage Maharshi Veda Vyasa. This great saint revised the four Vedas. He also wrote the eighteen Puranas, the Mahabharata, and the Srimad Bhagavad Gita. Dattatreya (Datta Guru) of Hindu mythology, regarded as the Guru of Gurus, is known to Maharshi Veda Vyasa's Shishya (student). On this auspicious day, spiritual devotees and aspirants worship Maharshi Vyasa, while disciples worship their respective spiritual Gurudev’s.

Note: It has been observed in history that spiritual gurus and their disciples used to sit under a tree and study Vyasa's Brahma Sutras. Gurus or teachers hold a special place in the hearts of people of various religions, including Jains, Buddhists, and, most notably, Hindus. Teachers are compared to God and worshipped in the same way.