SUPREME GUIDING POWER
Kaivalya Upanishad – Verses in Sanskrit script Kaivalya Upanishad – Verses in Sanskrit script Upanishad was often quoted by Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi. Please click on “Kaivalya Upanishad” above in blue to see the Sanskrit Verses. Thanks to https://www.shaivam.org/ssukaivalya.htm
Kaivalya Upanishad – Meaning in English Kaivalya Upanishad Verses were often quoted by Sri Ramana Maharshi. They were also chanted daily in His presence. The meaning of these Verses are profound and very helpful for someone who is seeking peace
Let the purpose fulfill itself The Purpose will fulfill itself Mr. M. Oliver Lacombe, a middle-aged Frenchman who was on a visit to India being delegated by the Institute of Indian Civilisation of the University of Paris, came here
Mind is Turbulent, how to control it? Talks with Ramana Maharshi In a conversation with an Andhra visitor, Sri Bhagavan quoted: Asamsayam mahabaho mano durnigraham chalam Abhyasena tu kaunteya vairagyena cha grihyate Bhagavad Gita, Ch. VI, 35 Without doubt, O
Some kind of grief or another Mr. T. Raghaviah, retired Diwan of Pudukottah State Mr. Raghaviah: Men of the world that we are, we have some kind of grief or another and do not know how to get over it.
Practice and Dispassion succeed only gradually Mr. B. C. Das asked why the mind cannot be turned inward in spite of repeated attempts. M.: It is done by practice and dispassion and that succeeds only gradually. The mind, having been
King Sikhidvaja and Queen Chudala Sages are not deluded by the possession of occult powers Maharshi Self-Realisation may be accompanied by occult powers or it may not be. If the person had sought such powers before Realisation, he may
The SELF within waits for you D.: You often say, ‘ the whole world exists not without you’, ‘ everything depends upon you, ‘ what is there without you ? ‘ etc. This is really baffling. The world was
Give up my business for Vedanta? Day by Day with Bhagavan Diary of Devaraja Mudaliar March 16, 1945 Morning A visitor: Should I give up my business and take to reading books on Vedanta? Bhagavan: If the objects have an independent
If Divine, why Regrets? A middle-aged Andhra visitor asked: D.: A man is said to be divine. Why then does he have regrets? M.: Divinity refers to the essential nature. The regrets are of Prakriti. D.: How is one to
