Master Stephen Co on GMCKS
By Master Stephen Co (from words and teachings of GMCKS):
"In the Hindu tradition, Hanuman represents the prime disciple. The word Hanuman means broken jaw or broken chin. In other words, when a disciple gets very powerful and gets a big head, the teacher has to break the chin; the pride or the negative tendency has to be broken in order for the disciple to be useful for spiritual work. In the Inner Hinduism Revealed, Hanuman is always seen to be carrying a mountain with one hand. There was somebody who was sick and there was a certain herb that was in this particular mountain; so he was given instructions to get it but when he got there he didn't know which herb to get because there where so many, so he just carried the entire mountain and brought it back. Of course that is symbolic but essentially what it is saying is that once you are very-very receptive, to your teacher and higher beings, you can do great things. If you are strongly connected, you are receptive and your head is not big, then you can move mountains of obstacles." ... See more
