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16th January 1996, Ljubljana, Slovenia *Is Guru Satisfied (Tripth) Or Unsatisfied (Atripth)?* A student's job is to satisfy the Master. But how can you satisfy someone who is already satisfied? If Guru is satisfied, then your growth is shunned. If Guru is unsatisfied, he's away from the Self. If Guru is satisfied, then what can inspire you to grow? If he's unsatisfied, he cannot be a Guru. If he's satisfied, he cannot be a Guru. So what is the answer?   *Hindi Translation*  १६ जनवरी,१९९६ लुबियाना, स्लोवेनिया  *गुरु तृप्त है या अतृप्त?* एक शिष्य का काम है गुरु को संतुष्ट करना। पर जो स्वयं तृप्त है, उन्हें कैसे संतुष्ट किया जाए? यदि गुरु संतुष्ट है, तो तुम्हारी उन्नति रुक जाएगी। यदि गुरु असंतुष्ट है, तो वे अपनी आत्मा से दूर है। यदि गुरु तृप्त है, तुम्हे उन्नति की प्रेरणा कहा से मिलेगी? यदि वे अतृप्त है, वे गुरु नही हो सकते। यदि वे तृप्त है, तो भी वे गुरु हो नहीं सकते। तो समाधान क्या है?

Chennakeshava Temple, Hullekere Did you know that the Chennakeshava Temple in Hullekere in Karnataka, a 12th century Hoysala period temple, has a scheme of placement of Chaturvimshati (24) forms of sculptures of Lord Vishnu in standing posture, each representing the permutation of Shankha, chakra, gada and Padma are held in the four hands? The Chennakeshava Temple in Hullekere village in Arasikere taluk in Hassna distric of Karnataka is an eketala (single tower or vimana) temple in the and unique Hoyasla period architectural style, studded with exquiste sculptures both on its interiror and exterior faces with Chenna Keshava, a form of Lord Vishnu as the principal deity in a standing posture adorned with Shanku, Chakara Gada and padma in his four hands. It is a dated to 1163 A.D ( 12th century) atributed to King Narasimha I of the Hoysala dynasty and with lot of contributions by his son king Veera Ballala II or Vishnuvardhana. It is a single shrine (vimana) construc...