Peaceful monkey
Talk 13 B. The Self alone Is
Talk 12. I know nothing

Peaceful Monkey

Mrs. M. A. Piggot, an English lady, who had read “Search in Secret India”, came to see the Maharshi. The services of a disciple as interpreter were provided. There were many visitors at the time in the hall, including some ladies with their infants. The place resounded with noise. Finally silence prevailed.

Suddenly Maharshi, who seemed to be looking at infinite space, was heard to say softly, “Monkey”! A little baby was then discovered in the doorway with a large monkey, unobserved by the mother who was seated on the other side of the door. The monkey was standing on his hind legs, and was gently playing with the child, not hurting it in the slightest. Both were at peace with each other in Maharshi’s presence.

When Maharshi’s voice was heard the monkey jumped away adroitly and disappeared. The incident greatly impressed the lady.

Talks With Ramana Maharshi – Part 1
January 6, 1935
Talk 13.

Talk 13 B. The Self alone Is
Talk 12. I know nothing
Talk 13 A. Peaceful Monkey

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