SUPREME GUIDING POWER
How come you came to me, Bhagavan Ramana? Bhagavan Ramana, I don’t understand. How come You came to me? You are the Sage of Sages, Guru of Gurus. Having offered Your Wonderful Grace to Great Devotees, Sadhus, Monks and even
Rain, rain….come back again…. Rain, rain….come back again…. because you give great Joy and Refreshment! Oh, the beauty of Rain! When I was having a cup of coffee early morning, I heard this mild sound of thunder. When I heard
God has His own Plan The good persons will not care to make plans previous to their actions. Why so? For God who has sent us into the world has His own plan and that will certainly work itself out.
Swami Chinmayananda’s Blissful Experience Swami Chinmayananda (Balakrishna Menon) was the founder of the Chinmaya Mission. He describes his experiences in the presence of Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi. I was just emerging from high school, exams were over. On a package
All actions will go on by themselves Maharshi’s Gospel ~ Work And Renunciation D: Bhagavan said yesterday that while one is engaged in search of God ‘within’, ‘outer’ work would go on automatically. In the life of Sri Chaitanya it
Can a householder attain Self-Realization ? Maharshi’s Gospel ~ Work And Renunciation D: How does a grihastha fare in the scheme of moksha? Should he not necessarily become a mendicant in order to attain liberation? M: Why do you think
Talks with Sri Ramana Maharshi FOREWORD University of Madras, August 1l, 1958. T. M. P. MAHADEVAN The “Talks”, first published in three volumes, is now issued a handy one-volume edition. There is no doubt that the present edition will be
Highest Goal of Spiritual Experience Maharshi’s Gospel ~ Work And Renunciation Disciple: What is the highest goal of spiritual experience for man? Maharshi: Self-realization. D: Can a married man realize the Self? M: Certainly. Married or unmarried, a man can
Stomach or Prana ~ Who is the culprit? Bhagavan addressed the issue of Stomach or Prana ~ Who is the culprit? There is a Tamil stanza by Avvai. It is an address of the prana1 to the stomach; its meaning
Bhagavan and the Mischievous Boy A middle-aged man prostrated himself before Sri Bhagavan, who asked him about his well-being. After a few minutes Sri Bhagavan recalled an incident saying that this was the only person whom Sri Bhagavan had slapped;
God Plays Tricks Too? Sri Bhagavan shows great humour at times: He read Upamanya Bhakta Vilas which contains a passage where Arunachalesvara is said to have robbed Tirujnana Sambandar and his group of followers of all their possessions by His
Abhishekam ? Once on a cold day Sri Bhagavan was sitting in a cave on the hill with His hands folded on the breast as a protection against the cold. Some visitor had come; he broke a coconut and poured
