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Ramana Maharshi on Death


The following views of Ramana Maharshi on death are extracted from the book Talks with Sri Ramana Maharshi, published by … More

Death, Ramana Maharshi, Ramana Maharshi on Death

The Truth As I See It


The “I” that I am thinking I am is an illusion, only an appearance, a mere name-and-form, underlying which is … More

Brahman, Consciousness (Awareness), Ego, Nama-rupa, Name and form, Pure Consciousness, Self (Brahman), Truth

Advaita: Non-Dual Spirituality – from Ancient India to our Global Age


Check out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9pemPIBhLE

Advaita, Brahman, Nonduality, Self (Brahman)

Ramana Maharshi on Contemplation


I [Yogi Ramaiah] asked [Ramana] Maharshi about contemplation. He taught me as follows: When a man dies the funeral pyre … More

Ramana Maharshi, Self, Self (Brahman), Self-enquiry, Self-realization, Self-realization / Liberation

How To Live in the World – Ramana Maharshi’s Advice


Why should your occupation or duties in life interfere with your spiritual effort? For instance, there is a difference between … More

Destiny, Living Like an Actor, Ramana Maharshi, Renunciation, Self

Papaji (aka HWL Poonja) on Who is Aware of Consciousness?


Check out https://www.inner-quest.org/Poonja_Satsang.htm

Awareness, Consciousness, HWL Poonja, Meditation, Papaji, Stillness of mind

The Meaning of Truth, Consciousness and Bliss – Satchitananda


Originally posted on Shanmugam's Blog:
Conscious first-person experience is the absolute truth. The objective world you see outside and the internal…

Consciousness, Not Self, Pure Consciousness

Vivekachudamani as translated by Sri Ramana Maharshi


Originally posted on Tom Das:
The following text was Ramana Maharshi’s earliest written work, in which he translates the entire text…

Advaita, Ramana Maharshi, Sankaracharya, Self-realization, Vedanta, Vivekachudamani

Inner Worlds, Outer Worlds


Youtube Playlist Link to the 4 Parts https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXuTt7c3Jkg&list=PLKCye8OzfFxxswt47OeFpTOF9pha7J9ln

Consciousness, God, Maya, Stillness of mind, Thinking

Schrodinger On Determinism and Free Will


Following is the Epilogue in Erwin Schrodinger’s book “What Is Life?” (Note: Schrodinger was an Austrian physicist who developed a … More

Consciousness, Free Will, God, Maya, Schrodinger, Self

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