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01 श्रीगुर्वष्टकम्—Sri Guru-ashtakam
02 Guru—the Eyeopener to Reality
03 Sri Ramakrishna, the Ideal Teacher
04 The Guru–Disciple Tradition
05 The Guru Power and Accepting the Disciples’ Karma
06 Functions of A Guru
07 Sri Ramakrishna as a Guru
08 Who is a Real Guru?
09 The Guru: A Defining Characteristic of Hinduism; Or Is It More than That?
10 Guru–Disciple Tradition in the Upanishads
11 Who is a Guru?
12 Characteristics of the Guru and the Disciple
13 Guru: The Path and the Goal
14 A Reunion Story
15 Guru: The Principle and the Person
16 Guru-Parampara in the Ramakrishna Order: Sacred memories of some of the illustrious gurus of the Order
17 The Guru-Mantra and Its Vibration
18 Guru-Shakti: The Power in the Universe
19 Guru-Parampara: A Perspective from North Indian Traditions
20 Guru-Ṣoḍaśī: Sixteen Verses on Guru
21 The Transformative Power of the Guru
22 The Guru is Like a Crystal Ball
23 The Guru, the Mantra, and the Ishta
24 The Dispeller of Darkness
25 Teacher or Guru: A Christian Reflection on Deep Love for Just One Master
26 Who Is the Guru? A Personal Reflection
27 The Guru Phenomenon in India
28 Disciples of Sri Shankaracharya and Dashanami Sannyasi Parampara

The Vedanta Kesari Magazine Description:

The Vedanta Kesari, meaning ” Lion of Vedanta”, is a spiritual and cultural monthly in English published from Sri Ramakrishna Math, Chennai. This Magazine contains articles on Indian spiritual traditions and scriptures, mainly focusing on Vedanta as expounded by Swami Vivekananda, the illustrious disciple of Sri Ramakrishna. The focus of the magazine is to promote a spiritual and matured outlook towards life. It advocates renunciation of selfish desires along with the service to others in a spirit of worship.