Ramana Maharshi on Naturalness—Sahaja
Ramana Maharshi Shares the Following Insights About Sahaja, Naturalness: D: After leaving this Ashram in October, I was aware of Bhagavan (Ramana) peace enfolding me for about ten days. All the time while busy in work, there was an undercurrent of that peace of unity; it was almost like the dual consciousness while half asleep in […]
Ramana Maharshi: About Surrender
Ramana Maharshi, the great master of Advaita Vedanta, answers the following questions about surrender: Q: Surrender is impossible. A: Yes, complete surrender is impossible in the beginning. Partial surrender is certainly possible for all. In course of time that will lead to complete surrender. Q: Partial surrender – well – can it undo destiny? A: […]
Ramana Maharshi: Sphurana, Sacred Vibrations
What is sphurana? Sphurana is felt on several occasions, such as in fear, excitement, etc. Although it is always and all over, yet it is…
Ramana Maharshi – How to Meditate
How does one meditate? What is meditation? It is commonly understood to be concentration on a single thought. Other thoughts are kept out…
How to Control Your Thoughts: Ramana Maharshi about Meditation
Ramana Maharshi shares the following wisdom about meditation and how to control your thoughts: No meditation on any kind of object is help…
Ramana Maharshi – The First Self-Inquiry
The ‘I’ or my ‘self’ was holding the focus of attention by a powerful fascination from that time forwards. Fear of death had vanished once…
Ramana Maharshi – The Immortality of the Heart Center
Ramana Maharshi – The Immortality of the Heart Center Ramana Maharshi shares his experience of (temporarily) dying, in which he had a direct understanding of the location of the Heart Center: I had been saying all along that the Heart centre was on the right, notwithstanding the refutation by some learned men that physiology taught them otherwise. …
Ramana Maharshi: What Is Dhyana—Meditation
What is dhyana? The word dhyana usually signifies meditation on some object, whereas nididhyasana is used for enquiry into the Self. The t…