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Re: Ramana Maharshi
On 4 Jan 1996 11:38:37 GMT, rkubarych@aol.com (RKubarych) wrote in
soc.religion.hindu:
> I have heard of this great Indian Saint and I am interested in
>practicing self inquiry as he expounded. He seems to be the most genuine
>seer of our era. I have read a book on the subject by Sri Sadhu Om
>entitled "The Path of Sri Ramana." It is a good book but as of yet I
>have not been very successful in self enquiry. It seems that when I sit I
>am bombarded with fleeting thoughts and that I am only repeating to myself
>who am I? and coming up with an intelectual response. If anyone could
>offer some insights as to what this question really means I would be
>grateful.
The "Who Am I?" inquiry is detailed in the excellent book
"The Spiritual Teachings of Ramana Maharshi" published by Shambhala
Books ($12.00).
You can order this book on-line from (among other sources):
http://www.amazon.com
Cheers,
Ken
kstuart@snowcrest.net
"The ego arises from the mistaken notion that the light of consciousness
reflected in the intellect and coloured by objectively perceived phenomena
is the true nature of the Self. Thus, the personal ego falsely identifies
the Self with that which is not the Self and vice versa." - Mark Dyczkowski
