A disciple residing far away from the guru may practice a spiritual method of communion. The guru, one with God, is present everywhere including the wisdom center (the point between the eyebrows) of all men. At the end of meditation each day the disciple should concentrate at the point between eyebrows and visualize his Guru. Thinking of him with love and devotion, the diciple should ask the questions he wants answered. If visualization and concentration on the guru are deep, the chela will invariably receive silent answers to his questions in the form of accruing inner perceptions. In this way the advanced disciple can contact the Guru even after the master has left the mortal flesh for invisible Omnipresence.
- Sri Sri Paramahansa Yogananda
(God Talks With Arjuna, The Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 4, Verse 34)
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