Guidance, direction, instruction.

The action of directing or guiding a person in spiritual matters; moral or spiritual correction or amendment. Also: a just ordinance; a…

The action of guiding; guiding or directing agency; leadership, direction. with reference to conduct or procedure.

The action of guide, v., in various senses; direction; conduct; guidance. Now rare.

Guidance; rule; direction.

Guidance, direction. Obsolete.

Marking, drawing, writing, etc., with chalk; running up an account (at an alehouse, etc.); tracing out or designing.

steering, guidance.

light or leading (Milton) = illumination or guidance; hence in Burke's phrase, men of light and leading (cf. quot. 1598 at sense 2a).

The office or function of pilot; the art or skill of piloting a vessel. Also figurative: guidance, leadership; control, mastery. Cf. pilotage, n.