GURU RAMANA VACHANA MALA - TEACHINGS OF BHAGAVAN - Sri Muruganar - A Devotee since 1926 - lomakayu

Considered by some to be the best presentation and translation of Ramana Maharshi's teachings. Poet- Scholar- Devotee since 1926, this is a record of Ramana Maharshi's teachings as transcribed by Sri Muruganar.
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[@TommyEfreeti]

Pleasure is projected. No external experience possess it inherently to "give" "you". That knowledge is supreme statisfaction.

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[@cdurch1]

Brilliant, thank you! 🙏 👏

[@victoriahangula382]

The teachings of ramana mahachi on who am I has been tough with love and humility. I was sold by listening my firs class and never looked back. Thank you for sharing this ancient juwel with the whole world.🎉🎉🎉

[@karthik1122331]

i have listen to your most of the audio books, your voice is soothing and feels as we are conversing with Bagawan, Best wishes

[@jonslaughter3369]

Thank you. Sat chit ananda. All love.

[@realself9599]

First time listening to Muruganar teachings...great insight. Thanks Medicine of One. Lomakyu

[@jaredfrankel]

Thank you ❤

[@Revel136]

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[@S3RAVA3LM]

Just recieved my first Ramana book: the path of sri Ramana. I've asked before - and thank you to those who recommend - which books are the "best" regarding Ramana. Thinking next will be: Talks with Ramana and then The Collected works of Ramana. Still not sure. Thx.

[@andymann4845]

The Path of Sri Ramana is the best book. Michael James (who helped compile that book) has a really good youtube channel www.youtube.com/@SriRamanaTeachings. David Godman's Be As You Are and Final Talks - Sri Annamalai Swami are excellent.

[@cdurch1]

I really, really enjoyed Be as You Are, by David Godman. I've read it cover to cover many gives and will often just pick it up, open it to any page, and read a couple versus. Each time I do, it re-orients me to draw my attention inward Love this book!!

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[@Thresholdmoment]

Why does everything have to be so difficult? Can't seem to break free from sense gratification.

[@johnpaul8403]

Focus on mental image of strength of character and higher goals like being a role model there after identify with space this i amness and realize all those thoughts are not yours they were installed in you by others be brave dont fall for conditioned consciousness

[@umunhum3]

Your mind or what you take yourself to be is not you at all You are focusing on the contents of your nervous systems which is part of the physical world Everything your body has experienced that made an impression on you (Attraction and Repulsion) becomes stored as congealed energy contained within your Sympathetic Nervous Systems Allowing Sensations to flow over these Experiences brings about Desires, Thoughts, Emotions, Time Space, Individuality And normal living activity sends sensations through the Sympathetic Nervous System Breath Control is Key to resolving this as it is the Polarity brought into the body by the imbalanced breath that powers up the Mind and Sympathetic Nervous Systems Even Ramana, who was a Jnani, taught about Breath Control Balancing the Electric and Magnetic Poles of Energy that flow through your body by Balancing your Breath Flow opens up the Central Column of your Spine This is the Key to the "No Mind" State

[@jfdb59]

Indifference to sense gratification is not difficult at all for you. Indifference comes naturally for your true self of pure conscious being, like swimming does for a fish. It's only difficult for the ego mind with it's constant cravings. The more you detach your true self, of pure conscious being, from the ego, the more you will be aware of this inherent indifference. And in the meantime don't be disheartened. Just remember who it is that is craving and observe that. Ashtavakra tells us "1.6 Right and wrong, pleasure and pain, exist in mind only. They are not your concern. You neither do nor enjoy. You are free. 1.7 You are the Solitary Witness of All That Is, forever free. Your only bondage is not seeing This."

[@ImmortalTatewari]

Everything? Change your beliefs .

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Do you think he was really in the here and now? Or was he struggling and making an effort to be in the moment now every time?

[@cdurch1]

Yes, I do believe he was permanently in the here and now. He was a very young man when he Realized, and he then spent years and years with almost complete disregard for external or bodily concerns, the pull-on inward reality was so strong, the bliss was so real, the external world was of no concern to him at all. Be As You Are by David Godman described these years in a little detail, someone gave him a little cup of liquid each day, to keep his body alive (they had to open his mouth), and insects ate at his legs, and he just sat and sat in bliss of Self, fully awakened, and then slowly over years he "came out" and, in stages, he eventually began to write responses to notes, then eventually began talk, etc. However, before he began even to interact with others again, he was so steeped in silence and radiated such peace that there were a very large number of people that recognized this, and went to be near him. His presence alone was all they needed. I believe 100% this man was fully liberated, had passed well beyond the stage where effort was required, and could never fall again into ignorance.

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