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Ramana Maharshi: “Only if the thought “I am the body” occurs will the meditation “I am not this, I am That.” help one to abide as That. Why should we forever be thinking, “I am That?” Is it necessary for man to go on thinking “I am a man?” Are we not always That? ” […]
Join this profound exploration of karma and self-inquiry through the teachings of Ramana Maharshi, the renowned sage of Advaita Vedanta. In this enlightening video, we delve into two insightful talks, #113 and #116, where Ramana invites us to contemplate the nature of karma and its impact on our ...
Ramana Maharshi: “To seek and abide in the Reality that is always attained, is the only Attainment. All other attainments (siddhis) are such as are acquired in dreams. Can they appear real to someone who has woken up from sleep? Can they that are established in the Reality and are free from maya, ...
Ramana Maharshi: “It is due to illusion born of ignorance that men fail to recognize That which is always and for everybody the inherent Reality dwelling in its natural Heart-centre and to abide in it, and that instead they argue that it exists or does not exist, that it has form or has not form, ...
Join us for an enlightening journey into the teachings of the renowned sage Ramana Maharshi in our latest YouTube video, “Ramana Mini-Satsang.” In this episode, the insightful Richard Clarke delves into the fourth paragraph of Ramana Maharshi’s seminal work, “Who am I?”, offering his profound ...
Ramana Maharshi: “It is ridiculous to say either “I have not realized the Self” or “I have realized the Self,” are there two selves, for one to be the object of the other’s realization? It is a truth within the experience of everyone that there is only one Self.”: This Ramana Clip is from a […]
Ramana Maharshi: “Although the scriptures proclaim “Thou art That,” it is only a sign of weakness of mind to meditate “I am That, not this,” because you are eternally That. What has to be done is to investigate what one really is and remain That. ” This Ramana Clip is from a longer video from […]
The concluding verse of Ramana Maharshi’s “Forty Verses on Reality” sums it up: “Let me tell you that the extinction of three forms of Liberation is the only true Liberation.” Free from form, we are ourselves free. Comments by Richard Clarke. From a longer podcast: ...
Ramana Maharshi: “For Him who is immersed in the bliss of the Self, arising from the extinction of the ego, what remains to be accomplished?He is not aware of anything (as) other than the Self. Who can apprehend his State?” This Ramana Clip is from a longer video from Richard Clarke, as he comments ...
In this video, we delve into the wisdom of Ramana Maharshi, a revered Indian sage and philosopher. Richard Clarke, a teacher and practitioner of Ramana’s teachings, shares his insights on Talk 111 of “Talks with Ramana Maharshi,” where Ramana says that NOT to think “I am Brahman” or “All is ...
Ramana Maharshi: “If one enquires “Who am I?” within the mind, the individual “I” falls down abashed as soon as one reaches the Heart and immediately Reality manifests itself spontaneously as “I-I”. Although it reveals itself as “I,” it is not the ego but the Perfect Being, the Absolute Self. ” ...
In this episode, Richard Clarke reads and comments on the fourth paragraph from Ramana Maharshi’s book “Who am I?”. The discussion revolves around the idea that the when the mind subsides, the perception of the world as objective reality also ceases. Richard emphasizes that the Self is at the base ...
Ramana |Maharshi: “The only enquiry leading to Self-realization is seeking the Source of the “I” with in-turned mind and without uttering the word ‘“I.” Meditation on “I am not this; I am That” may be an aid to the enquiry but it cannot be the enquiry.” This Ramana Clip is from a longer video from ...
Ramana Maharshi: “If it is said, that Liberation is of three kinds, with form or without form or with and without form, then let me tell you that the extinction of three forms of Liberation is the only true Liberation.” This Ramana Clip is from a longer video from Richard Clarke, as he comments on ...
Ramana Maharshi: “Just as a man would dive in order to get something that had fallen into the water, so one should dive into oneself, with a keen one-pointed mind, controlling speech and breath, and find the place whence the “I” originates.” This Ramana Clip is from a longer video from Richard ...
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