Tag: Summa iru
The 3 Ancient Steps to End All Suffering – Sravana, Manana, Nididhyasana
Words
“Looks like I am condemned in this life to being a mere lover of words and not a lover of truth.”
Be Still and Know: The “I Am” Path of Self-Realization
The “I Am” meditation taught by Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj is fundamentally the same path revealed by Sri Ramana Maharshi and echoed by Papaji: the direct return to inner stillness. Ramana Maharshi repeatedly emphasized that the true meaning of “I am” is not a thought but pure Being—God-consciousness itself. “Be still and know that I am God,” he reminds us, pointing to silence as the essence of realization. Nisargadatta’s instruction to abide in the sense of “I Am” and Papaji’s call to “Keep Quiet” converge in one truth: Self-realization blossoms only in silence, stillness, and egoless awareness.
Doing NOTHING Changes EVERYTHING… – Jiddu Krishnamurti
On Silence
“After reading, listening and thinking, reading, listening and thinking, thinking, thinking, and then again reading, listening and thinking, you realize … More
Seeking Truth Through Silence
O Sam, surely by all your readingYou have discovered and realizedThat there is wisdom and TruthThat words cannot captureAnd what … More
Final Clarity
“I give up thinking. No more pursuit of the Truth through thinking. Into the silence, I retreat.”–D. Samarender Reddy
Finding that Wisdom
“Look inward without thinking and you will find.”–D. Samarender Reddy
Insha-Allah, Thoda Safar Akele Mein
I need to solve the mysteryOf this world of names-and-formsNeed to do it aloneIn meditative stillnessCall me not thenNor text … More
Know Thyself 