What Is Sphurana – Something Shining As ‘I-I’ In The Heart Day by Day with Bhagavan Diary of Devaraja Mudaliar March 24, 1945 What Is Sphurana – Something Shining Or Sounding As ‘I-I’ In The Heart DM: I was reading Vichara Sangraha {Self Enquiry). I came across the statement about Sphurana, i.e., something is shining or […]
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Category: Day By Day with Bhagavan
Even a joke or a passing statement has profound meaning and guidance when it comes from Sri Ramana Maharshi. The happenings in day to day life with Bhagavan, his dialogues and instructions are priceless. Reading about these and pondering over them gradually gives us Happiness and Peace of Mind.
Can a Jnani (one who knows the True Self...
Can a Jnani (one who knows the True Self) have dreams? Day by Day with Bhagavan Diary of Devaraja Mudaliar March 19, 1945 Can a Jnani (one who knows the True Self) have dreams? DM.: Bhagavan said he once had a dream that he went to Palani and that he then devoured the Palani God (Lord […]
Seen not different from Seer
Seen not different from Seer Day by Day with Bhagavan Diary of Devaraja Mudaliar March 19, 1945 A visitor from Sind, very probably Kundanlal A. Mahatani of Hyderabad, Sind, (now Pakistan) asked: “It is said the world and the objects that we see are all unreal, like the snake in the rope. It is also […]
All-Pervading Light
All-Pervading Light Day by Day with Bhagavan Diary of Devaraja Mudaliar March 17, 1945 Mr. T.P. Ramachandra Aiyar asked Bhagavan about the meaning of ‘all-pervading light’ in the first stanza of ‘Forty Verses on Reality’. Bhagavan: ‘All-pervading Light’ means the ‘Light that fills up everything’. It refers to that light of the mind (manas) in which we […]
Give up my business for Vedanta?
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 existence, i.e., if they exist anywhere apart from you, then it may be possible for […]
