Original sentence: (Bhagavad Gita, c4 s34).Acquire the transcendental knowledge from a Self-realized master by humble reverence, by sincere inquiry, and by service.Lord Krishna says to Arjun:.Some gurus  have outlined criteria how to distinguish false ones and commented on the nature of the guru-disciple relationship.The importance of finding a true guru and avoiding the false ones is one of the tenants of Hinduism.The popular non-religious ancient Indian text Panchatantra contains a fable about a false guru.The wise ones who have realized the Truth will impart the Knowledge to you
Edited sentence: Apart from Hindu scripture, the popular non-religious ancient Indian text Panchatantra contains a fable about a false guru.For those wishing to devote their time and energy to the pursuit of conventional life, this kind of message is revolutionary, subversive, and profoundly disturbing.In the article Understanding the Guru (2000), Georg Feuerstein writes about the role of the guru in Eastern tradition and states that:.Some gurus  have outlined criteria how to distinguish false or from reliable ones and commented on the nature of the guru-disciple relationship.Spiritual teachers, by their very nature, swim against the stream of conventional values and pursuits.The existence of fraudulent, or incompetent gurus is mentioned in Hindu scripture and is well known among Hindus in India.They are not even about morality.They are not interested in acquiring and accumulating material wealth or in competing in the marketplace, or in pleasing egos.Typically, their message is of a radical nature, asking that we live consciously, inspect our motives, transcend our egoic passions, overcome our intellectual blindness, live peacefully with our fellow humans, and, finally, realize the deepest core of human nature, the Spirit