As I Saw Him by Arthur Osborne | Reminiscences of Ramana Maharshi | Ramana Maharshi Devotees

In December of 1941, Arthur Osborne, a university lecturer in Siam, was imprisoned by the Japanese. After three and a half long years, the Japanese were defeated and he was released. He then travelled to India and settled near Sri Ramanasramam, where his wife and children were waiting for him.
He had heard of Ramana Maharshi, read his teachings and seen pictures of him, but doubts remained whether the Maharshi was an actual Guru who actively guided seekers to salvation. It wasn't long before this doubt was cleared. He ultimately founded the ashram journal, The Mountain path, and left a unparalleled legacy of literature on the Maharshi and his teachings.
Let us follow him as he tells how his heart and mind were joined to the silent Sage of the holy Arunachala Mountain.

[@stevepalmer-drums]

Thank you.🙏

[@Chakravarthiganji]

Om Namo Bhagawate Sri Ramanaya🙏

[@dharma1445]

Beautiful

[@mortalclown3812]

Thank you from my heart. ♡ :-)

[@Chakravarthiganji]

Thank you 🙏

[@arunachalasiva5850]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@kamalamachiraju3129]

భగవాన్ రమణా 🙏🙏🙏

[@Chakravarthiganji]

Om Namo Bhagawate Sri Ramanaya 🙏

[@Daffodil956]

🙏🙏🙏

[@vicaravitakka8332]

That is Guy Haig in the photo, not Arthur Osborne.

[@Chakravarthiganji]

Yes... Thank you very much

[@josephmarcello7481]

Thank you...try to let your English words flow more smoothly, like water....very choppy!

[@Chakravarthiganji]

Thank you

[@katejacobs5491]

I know this account well. Your delivery of the text is perfect, thank you.