Greatest Help to Humanity
Greatest Help to Humanity Mr. Evans-Wentz: D.: They say that there are many saints in Tibet who remain in solitude […]
Talks – Random Order
These are conversations that Ramana Maharshi had with visitors and they are presented here in random order. These talks deal with very important topics that provide solutions to baffling questions relating to reconciling worldly activities and troubles with spiritual practice. They also set right certain accepted wrong beliefs about various matters.
What is Solitude?
What is Solitude? Mr. Evans-Wentz: Is solitude necessary for a Jnani? M.: Solitude is in the mind of man. One
Let the purpose fulfill itself
Let the purpose fulfill itself The Purpose will fulfill itself Mr. M. Oliver Lacombe, a middle-aged Frenchman who was on
Mind is Turbulent, how to control it?
Mind is Turbulent, how to control it? Talks with Ramana Maharshi In a conversation with an Andhra visitor, Sri Bhagavan
Some kind of grief or another
Some kind of grief or another Mr. T. Raghaviah, retired Diwan of Pudukottah State Mr. Raghaviah: Men of the world
Practice and Dispassion succeed gradually
Practice and Dispassion succeed only gradually Mr. B. C. Das asked why the mind cannot be turned inward in spite
King Sikhidvaja and Queen Chudala
King Sikhidvaja and Queen Chudala Sages are not deluded by the possession of occult powers Maharshi Self-Realisation may be accompanied
The SELF within waits for you
The SELF within waits for you D.: You often say, ‘ the whole world exists not without you’, ‘ everything
If Divine, why Regrets?
If Divine, why Regrets? A middle-aged Andhra visitor asked: D.: A man is said to be divine. Why then does
