Ramana Maharshi

Ramana (Maharshi.)

Previously published by Shambhala in 1988.

The Spiritual Teaching of Ramana Maharshi

Essence of Instruction - The Pine Forest Revisited

Nisargadatta Maharaj

Muruganar

Sadhu Om

Vasistha

Sankara

Annamalai Swami

The Seven Steps to Awakening

What is helpful about reading these types of quotes is that the more you can realize that everything is an illusion the better you can ignore everything and turn inward. One of the most significant aspects to this collection of quotes by the Sages is that in addition to pointing out that everything is a dreamlike illusion, the also point out in many of their quotes that upon Self Realization everything disappears. They also state that realizing that the world, etc. is an illusion is essential for Self Realization. The type is Palatino 15 for crisp clear easy reading. This book contains all of the quotes in Chapter (Step) Two from the book The Seven Steps to Awakening. Everything is an Illusion is Book Five in the Self Realization Series. One purpose of the Self Realization Series is to put just one category of quotes into a small book that has the advantage of making it easier to focus, meditate on, grasp and have insight into just one subject at a time. That makes the approach simple, easier and less complicated. The idea is to stay focused on just one subject until you have received everything you need to receive from that one subject. Most people go on to the next subject without ever having learned to apply to their lives the subject they are studying now. The Self Realization series of books are portable practice manuals aimed at helping sincere seekers of Self Realization master one Key to Self Realization at a time. The six titles in the Self Realization Series are: 1.Self Awareness Practice Instructions. 2.The Desire for Liberation. 3.The False self. 4.Inspiration and Encouragement on the Path to Self Realization. 5.Everything is an Illusion. 6.How Not to Get Lost in Concepts.

Everything Is an Illusion

La esencia de la enseñanza oral y escrita de uno de los más grandes clásicos de la mística de todos los tiempos transcrita en un libro ameno y asequible a todos. Contiene un interesante glosario y un prólogo de Carl G. Jung.

Enseñanzas espirituales

The Seven Steps to Awakening is the most powerful collection of quotes ever assembled on the subject of how to directly experience the true Self whose nature is Infinite-Eternal-Awareness-Love-Bliss and how to bring the impostor self, its tricks and all suffering to a final end in this lifetime. Most books on the subject of Self-realization are written by those who have only conceptual knowledge and no direct experience of the infinite Self. All seven of the sages quoted in The Seven Steps to Awakening lived in the infinite and their knowledge came from their direct experience of the infinite Self. The quotes in The Seven Steps to Awakening are doorways to liberation and a loving transmission from the Infinite Self to you. When the impostor self attempts to derail you from your journey to Awakening, reading the quotes in The Seven Steps to Awakening can inspire and encourage you to get back on track. Only the most essential and most powerful quotes that have no distractions or detours were selected for The Seven Steps to Awakening. The first collection of quotes describes how to tell the difference between a conceptual journey and a journey to Awakening. The second points out that the world, etc. is a dreamlike illusion. The third reveals why it is necessary to bring the impostor self to its final end. The fourth is about the importance of increasing your desire for liberation. The fifth is for the purpose of encouraging, inspiring and motivating you to actually practice all seven steps. The sixth is about turning your attention inward. The seventh describes the most rapid, direct and effective method that brings the impostor self, its tricks and all suffering to their final end so that you can remain forever in the true Self whose nature is Infinite-Awareness-Love-Bliss.

How to Practice Self Inquiry

The Complete Works of Ramana Maharshi

The renowned Indian sage Ramana Maharshi is beloved by Buddhists, Hindus, Christians, and Taoists alike for the inspirational power of his teachings, which transcend all religious differences. Here is a collection of Sri Ramana's instructions and discourses culled from three works: Who Am I?, Spiritual Instructions, and Maharshi's Gospel. These teachings are arranged by topics such as work and renunciation, silence and solitude, peace and happiness, and the discipline of self-inquiry. Reading this book, presented in question-and-answer format, evokes the feeling of being with this outstanding teacher at one of his intimate teaching sessions.

Ramana Maharshi war erst 21 Jahre alt, als er die Grundlage für das Büchlein ›Wer bin ich?‹ schuf, ohne dass er je die Absicht hatte, ein Buch über seine Lehre zu schreiben. Er wohnte in der Virupaksha-Höhle auf dem Arunachala. Obwohl er in jener Zeit nicht sprach, fühlten die Menschen instinktiv, dass er ein Weiser war und kamen mit ihren spirituellen Fragen und Problemen zu ihm. Einer von ihnen war Sivaprakasam Pillai, ein Philosoph, der bei einer Finanzbehörde beschäftigt war. In den Büchern, die er studiert hatte, konnte er auf seine existenzielle Frage »Wer bin ich?« keine Antwort finden. 1902 besuchte er den Maharshi auf dem Berg und stellte ihm seine brennenden Fragen. Ramana schrieb die Antworten entweder auf den Boden oder mit Kreide auf Schiefer. Sivaprakasam Pillai schrieb sich die Fragen und Antworten nachträglich aus dem Gedächtnis auf. Seine Sammlung wurde jedoch erst 1923 als Frage-und-Antwort-Version veröffentlicht. Ramana hat wenige Jahre später davon eine Essay-Version verfasst. Dies ist die Übersetzung der Essay-Version und einiger ausgewählter Gespräche mit Ramana Maharshi.

Der Übungsweg der Selbstergründung

"Wer bin ich?"

Reminiscences and reflections on teachings of Ramana Maharshi, 1879-1950, Hindu saint from Tamil Nadu, India; previously published.

An Offering from His Devotees

Surpassing Love and Grace

Ramana Maharshi wurde am 30. Dezember 1879 in Tiruchuli in der Nähe von Madurai (Tamil Nadu, Südindien) geboren. Nach einem Erleuchtungserlebnis im Alter von sechzehn änderte sich sein Leben schlagartig. Bald darauf ging er von Zuhause fort und ließ sich am heiligen Berg Arunachala in Tiruvannamalai nieder. Schließlich entstand der Ramanashram am Fuße des Berges, wohin viele Verehrer des Maharshi und Besucher für einen kurzen oder längeren Aufenthalt kamen. Er blieb dort bis zu seinem Tod am 14. April 1950. Die Gespräche mit Ramana Maharshi umfassen den Zeitraum 1935-1939 und wurden von Munagala S. Venkataramiah, einem seiner langjährigen Schüler aufgezeichnet. Während dieser vier Jahre hatte der Ramanashram seinen Höhepunkt erreicht. Der Maharshi war bei guter Gesundheit, und die Halle, in der er Tag und Nacht anzutreffen war, stand für alle offen. Die Besucher strömten aus allen Weltteilen herbei. Es gab kaum ein Land, das zur einen oder anderen Zeit nicht vertreten gewesen wäre. Viele dieser Gespräche führte der Maharshi mit westlichen Besuchern. Er lehrte vorwiegend Selbstergründung (atma vichara), erläuterte aber auch alle anderen spirituellen Wege und philosophischen Richtungen, wie es für den jeweiligen Frager am hilfreichsten war. Munagala S. Venkataramiah übergab seine Mitschriften dem Ashram, und sie wurden als ›Talks with Ramana Maharshi‹ veröffentlicht. Die ›Gespräche‹ sind eines der Hauptwerke über Ramana Maharshis Lehre und ein Klassiker der Ramana-Literatur. Dies ist die erste vollständige Übersetzung aller Gespräche mit einigen erläuternden Fußnoten der Übersetzerin Gabriele Ebert.

vollständige Ausgabe

Gespräche mit Ramana Maharshi

The false self is very deceptive. In almost all humans the false self's desire to continue its imaginary existence is much greater than its desire to be brought to a final end. Therefore, the false self uses numerous preservation strategies (tricks) to insure the continuation of its imaginary existence and to prevent you from realizing your true Self. The type is Palatino 13 for crisp clear easy reading. This book contains all of the quotes in Chapter (Step) Three from the book The Seven Steps to Awakening. It also contains the contents of Chapter One: The Impostor, Chapter Two: The Impostor's Tricks and Chapter Three: The Impostor's Tools from the book The Most Direct Means to Eternal Bliss. The False self is Book Three in the Self Realization Series. One purpose of the Self Realization Series is to put just one category of quotes into a small book that has the advantage of making it easier to focus, meditate on, grasp and have insight into just one subject at a time. That makes the approach simple, easier and less complicated. The idea is to stay focused on just one subject until you have received everything you need to receive from that one subject. Most people go on to the next subject without ever having learned to apply to their lives the subject they are studying now. The Self Realization series of books are portable practice manuals aimed at helping sincere seekers of Self Realization master one Key to Self Realization at a time. The six titles in the Self Realization Series are: 1.Self Awareness Practice Instructions. 2.The Desire for Liberation. 3.The False self. 4.Inspiration and Encouragement on the Path to Self Realization. 5.Everything is an Illusion. 6.How Not to Get Lost in Concepts.

The False Self

After six years of solitude, Indian sage Ramana Maharshi reflects on the topics of peace, the self, and silence—featuring a foreword by Carl Jung The renowned Indian sage Ramana Maharshi is widely beloved—by Buddhists, Hindus, Christians, Taoists, and more—for the inspirational power of his teachings, which transcend all religious differences. Here is a collection of Sri Ramana’s instructions and discourses culled from three works: Who Am I?, Spiritual Instructions, and Maharshi’s Gospel. These teachings are arranged by topics such as work and renunciation, silence and solitude, peace and happiness, and the discipline of self-inquiry. Reading this book, presented in question-and-answer format, evokes the feeling of being with this outstanding teacher at one of his intimate teaching sessions.

The great Tamil poet Muruganar approached the South Indian sage, Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi, and requested elucidation on the instruction which had been given by Lord Siva to the Rishis of Darukavanam (the Pine Forest). The Rishis had become hooked on action (karma) and every attainment threw up the desire for a further bigger, better attainment. They approached Siva and asked for help. Things have not changed much since then ... have they? The human condition continues to be enthralled with the shadows all the while oblivious to the all important source of the light. Sri Ramana Maharshi agreed and wrote this instruction in 30 verses. Later, the verses were translated into Telugu, Malayalam and, at the request of the great Sanskritist, Kavyakantha Ganapati Muni, they were also translated into Sanskrit. The Sanskrit work is known as Upadesa Saram (The Essence of Instruction). This is an English translation of that work with commentary by Miles Wright.

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