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Voluntary gifts from the guardians or parents of the child was not prevented. Shri Krishna's paid gurudakshina to his teacher Sandipani in the form of bringing back his lost child. Similarly, Arjuna defeated Drupada Maharaja as a gurudakshina after his education, for Dronacharya his Guru. So gurudakshina never was just monetary, it was in various forms and also depended on what the Guru may what apart from gold or land.  

Voluntary gifts from the guardians or parents of the child was not prevented. Shri Krishna's paid gurudakshina to his teacher Sandipani in the form of bringing back his lost child. Similarly, Arjuna defeated Drupada Maharaja as a gurudakshina after his education, for Dronacharya his Guru. So gurudakshina never was just monetary, it was in various forms and also depended on what the Guru may what apart from gold or land.  

<nowiki>{{Box-round|title=A Short Story...|content=Krsna learned the sixty-four arts and dhanurveda (science of archery) at the feet of Sandlpani. (Bharata, Southern Text, Page 802 ; Sabha Parva, Chapter 38) . (2) Gurudaksina (Preceptor's fees) . When Balarama and Krishna completed their studies they asked Guru Sandipani as to what he wanted by way of Gurudakshina (fee), and the guru wanted to get back his son, who was, years ago, drowned in Prabhasa tlrtha. Accordingly Balarama and Krishna went in their chariot to Varuna at the sea coast. Varuna told them that it was the Asura called Pancajana, who lived in the sea in the form of a conch, who had killed their preceptor's son. Sri Krsna entered the sea and killed the Asura. But, the child was not to be seen inside the conch. Blowing this conch, which in later years became famous as Pancajanya, Rama and Krsna went to Yama's abode, who on being told about the object of their visit returned the child to Rama and Krsna. They presented the child to their preceptor. He blessed them and they returned to Mathurapuri.</nowiki><ref name=":12">Mani, Vettam. (1975). ''[https://archive.org/details/puranicencyclopa00maniuoft Puranic encyclopaedia : A comprehensive dictionary with special reference to the epic and Puranic literature.]'' Delhi:Motilal Banasidass. (Page 613 and 614)</ref><nowiki>}} </nowiki>

{{Box-round|title=A Short Story...|content=Krsna learned the sixty-four arts and dhanurveda (science of archery) at the feet of Sandlpani. (Bharata, Southern Text, Page 802 ; Sabha Parva, Chapter 38) . (2) Gurudaksina (Preceptor's fees) . When Balarama and Krishna completed their studies they asked Guru Sandipani as to what he wanted by way of Gurudakshina (fee), and the guru wanted to get back his son, who was, years ago, drowned in Prabhasa tlrtha. Accordingly Balarama and Krishna went in their chariot to Varuna at the sea coast. Varuna told them that it was the Asura called Pancajana, who lived in the sea in the form of a conch, who had killed their preceptor's son. Sri Krsna entered the sea and killed the Asura. But, the child was not to be seen inside the conch. Blowing this conch, which in later years became famous as Pancajanya, Rama and Krsna went to Yama's abode, who on being told about the object of their visit returned the child to Rama and Krsna. They presented the child to their preceptor. He blessed them and they returned to Mathurapuri. <ref name=":12">Mani, Vettam. (1975). ''[https://archive.org/details/puranicencyclopa00maniuoft Puranic encyclopaedia : A comprehensive dictionary with special reference to the epic and Puranic literature.]'' Delhi:Motilal Banasidass. (Page 613 and 614)</ref>}}

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