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Ramana Maharshi’s “Who am I?”

Richard Clarke | Living in the Embrace of Arunachala | 2 months ago

The series on Ramana Maharshi’s “Who am I?” is now complete. If you want to dive deeper into Ramana’s first teaching, this is a great way to do it. We go through each verse, and present videos from other teachers that are appropriate, teachers like Swami Sarvapriyananda, Rupert Spira,

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Satsang: Ramana Maharshi’s “Who am I?”- Paragraph 28

Richard Clarke | Living in the Embrace of Arunachala | 5 months ago

Paragraph 28, Remana’s words:“God and the Guru are not really different: they are identical.He that has earned the Grace of the Guru shall undoubtedly be saved and never forsaken, just as the prey that has fallen into the tiger’s jaws will never be allowed to escape.But the disciple, for his

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Satsang – Ramana Maharshi’s “Who am I?”– Paragraph 27

Richard Clarke | Living in the Embrace of Arunachala | 5 months ago

Ramana’s words:“Not to desire anything extraneous to oneself constitutes vairaga (dispassion) or nirasa (desirelessness).Not to give up one’s hold on the Self constitutes jnana (knowledge).But really vairaga and jnana are one and the same. Just as the pearl diver, tying stones to his waist,

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Satsang – Ramana Maharshi’s “Who am I?” Paragraph 26

Richard Clarke | Living in the Embrace of Arunachala | 6 months ago

Ramana’s words: “So long as subtle tendencies continue to inhere in the mind, it is necessary to carry on the enquiry: “Who am I?”As and when thoughts occur, they should one and all be annihilated then and there, at the very place of their origin, by the method of enquiry in quest of the

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Satsang: Ramana Maharshi’s “Who am I?” Paragraph 25

Richard Clarke | Living in the Embrace of Arunachala | 6 months ago

Ramana’s words:“However sinful a person may be, if he would stop wailing inconsolably:“Alas! I am a sinner, how shall I attain Liberation?”and, casting away even the thought that he is a sinner,if he would zealously carry on meditation on the Self, he would most assuredly get

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Satsang: Ramana Maharshi’s “Who am I?”– Paragraph 24

Richard Clarke | Living in the Embrace of Arunachala | 6 months ago

Ramana Maharshi’s words: “Countless vishaya-vasanas (subtle tendencies of the mind in relation to objects of sense gratification), coming one after the other in quick succession like the waves of the ocean, agitate the mind. Nevertheless, they too subside and finally get destroyed with

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Satsang: Ramana Maharshi’s “Who am I? – paragraph 23

Richard Clarke | Living in the Embrace of Arunachala | 6 months ago

Ramana Maharshi’s words: Paragraph 23, Ramana’s words: “Regulation of diet, restricting it to satvic food taken in moderate quantity, is of all the rules of conduct the best; and it is most conducive to the development of the satvic qualities of the mind. These, in their turn, assist one in

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Satsang: Ramana Maharshi’s “Who am I?” Paragraph 22

Richard Clarke | Living in the Embrace of Arunachala | 6 months ago

Ramana;s words: “When the mind is split up and dissipated into countless varying thoughts, each individual thought becomes extremely weak and inefficient. When, on the contrary, such thoughts subside more and more till they finally get destroyed, the mind becomes one-pointed and, thereby

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Ramana Maharshi Satsang –“Who am I?” Paragraph 21

Richard Clarke | Living in the Embrace of Arunachala | 6 months ago

Ramana words: “Like breath control, meditation on form, incantations, invocations,and regulation of diet are only aids to control of the mind. Through the practice of meditation or invocation the mind becomes one-pointed. Just as the elephant’s trunk, which is otherwise restless, will become

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Satsang: Ramana Maharshi’s “Who am I?” Paragraph 20

Richard Clarke | Living in the Embrace of Arunachala | 7 months ago

Ramana ’s book, “Who am I?,” the “All Text” version, edited by Ramana himself. Paragraph 20, Ramana;s words: “Breath and vital forces are also described as the gross manifestation of the mind. … But in the wakeful state and in samadhi, when the mind subsides, breath also subsides. For

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Ramana Maharshi Satsang Who am I, paragraph 19

Richard Clarke | Living in the Embrace of Arunachala | 7 months ago

Ramana Maharshi’s “Who am I” all text version: Paragraph 19 The source of the mind is the same as that of breath and vital forces. It is really the multitude of thoughts that constitutes the mind; and the “I”-thought is the primal thought of the mind, and is itself the ego. But breath too

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Ramana Maharshi Satsang Who am I, paragraph 18

Richard Clarke | Living in the Embrace of Arunachala | 7 months ago

Who am I? – all test version – Paragraph 18 Ramana’s words: For instance, the mind subsides by the practice of pranayama (restraint and control of breath and vital forces); yet such subsidence lasts only as long as the control of breath and vital forces continues; and when they are released,

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Yatras, the spiritual healer for all ills

Amritavarshini | The Cybernag | 8 months ago

Yatras are meant to signify that any physical exercise like walking, jogging and fasting will enhance the wholesome benefits when combined with a spiritual

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Ramana Maharshi Satsang – Who am I? paragraph 15

Richard Clarke | Living in the Embrace of Arunachala | 9 months ago

This opens is a video, “Life after the rain,” to bring feel of Arunachala to you, then videos from Swami Sarvapriyananda, Rupert Spira, and Nome of SAT. “Who am I” all text version: Paragraph 15: Ramana’s words: This state of mere inherence in pure Being is known as the Vision of Wisdom.

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Ramana Maharshi Satsang Who am I paragraph 14

Richard Clarke | Living in the Embrace of Arunachala | 9 months ago

Ramana said: If in this manner (meaning absorption of the mind in the heart by Self-inquiry) the mind becomes absorbed in the Heart, the ego or “I”. Which is the center of the multitude of thoughts and pure Consciousness or Self, which subsists during all the states of the mind, alone remains

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Bhakthajaneswarar, Thirunavalur, Villupuram

TN Temples Project | TN Temples Project | 2 years ago

Paadal Petra Sthalam in the Nadu Nadu. Tirulavalur is also the birthplace / avatara sthalam of Sundaramurti Nayanar

Bhaktajaneswarar Manonmani Nadu Nadu Nayanmar Avatara Sthalam Near: Ariyalur Near: Cuddalore Near: Tiruvannamalai Near: Viluppuram Paadal Petra Sthalam Siva Siva temple Sudnaranayaki Sundarambikai Sundarar Teertham: Gomukhi Teertham Thirunavalur Tirunavaleswarar Tirunavalur / Tirunama Nallur Vriksham: Naaval

Bhakthajaneswarar, Thirunavalur, Villupuram

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Paadal Petra Sthalam in the Nadu Nadu. Tirulnvalur is also the birthplace / avatara sthalam of Sundaramurti Nayanar

Nadu Naadu Nayanmar Avatara Sthalam Near: Ariyalur Near: Cuddalore Near: Tiruvannamalai Near: Viluppuram Paadal Petra Sthalam Pooradam Nakshatram Siva Siva temple Sundarar Temple Tirunavalur Viluppuram

Abirameswarar, Tiruvamathur, Villupuram

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Beautiful temple near Viluppuram, with a separate temple for Ambal, built by Pallavas with later Chola

Appar Cholas Nadu Naadu Near 25: Viluppuram Near: Cuddalore Near: Mayiladuthurai Near: Tiruvannamalai Near: Viluppuram Paadal Petra Sthalam Pallavas Sambandar Siva Siva temple Sundarar Temple Tiruvamathur Viluppuram

Panangaateeswarar, Panaiyapuram, Villupuram

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One of 5 Siva temples associated with the palm tree, and a Paadal Petra

Nadu Naadu Near 25: Viluppuram Near: Cuddalore Near: Kanchipuram Near: Tiruvannamalai Near: Viluppuram Paadal Petra Sthalam Panaiyapuram Sambandar Siva Siva temple Temple Viluppuram

Chandramouleeswarar, Tiruvakkarai, Villupuram

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Famously known as the Vakrakali Amman temple, and a Paadal Petra Sthalam near Viluppuram. Tiruvakkarai is also the site of various fossil

Appar Kali Near 25: Viluppuram Near: Cuddalore Near: Kanchipuram Near: Tiruvannamalai Near: Viluppuram Paadal Petra Sthalam Sambandar Siva Siva temple Sundarar Temple Tiruvakkarai Tondai Naadu Viluppuram

Subrahmanyar, Mailam, Villupuram

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Famous hill temple near Viluppuram, dedicated to

Mailam Murugan Murugan Temple Near: Cuddalore Near: Kanchipuram Near: Tiruvannamalai Near: Viluppuram Temple Viluppuram

Trivikrama Perumal, Thirukovilur, Villupuram

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Divya Desam temple associated with Lord Vishnu's Vamana

1000-2000 Divya Desam Mahabali Near: Cuddalore Near: Perambalur Near: Tiruvannamalai Near: Viluppuram Perumal Perumal temple Temple Tirukovilur Vamana Viluppuram

Trivikrama Perumal, Tirukovilur, Villupuram

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Divya Desam temple associated with Lord Vishnu's Vamana

1000-2000 Divya Desam Mahabali Near: Cuddalore Near: Perambalur Near: Tiruvannamalai Near: Viluppuram Perumal Perumal temple Temple Tirukovilur Vamana Viluppuram

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