Meaningful Trivialities From The Source

Name: Meaningful Trivialities From The Source
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Author: Ramesh S. Balsekar
ISBN: 9789384363802

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Ramesh S. Balsekar

Clifford W DeSilva
Paru le : 30/04/2015

Wisdom isn't voluble. It speaks clearly, crisply and pithily. Here a renowned spiritual Master provides us pointers to Life, Truth and Reality in gems... > Lire la suite

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Wisdom isn't voluble. It speaks clearly, crisply and pithily. Here a renowned spiritual Master provides us pointers to Life, Truth and Reality in gems of wisdom. RAMESH BALSEKAR was one of the most profound spiritual Masters of this Age. He was both a brilliant writer and a captivating speaker. Shortly after retiring as the President of the Bank of India, he met the sage Nisargadatta Maharaj and began translating for Maharaj's daily morning talks.
It was not long before Ramesh too experienced the Ultimate Understanding. He was therefore a wonderful blend of East and West, spiritual and material. His compassion and gentle humour infused the Teaching with an energy that can only be described as being uniquely Ramesh.

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Date de parution : 30/04/2015
Editeur : Clifford W DeSilva
ISBN : 978-93-84363-80-2
EAN : 9789384363802
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Biographie de Ramesh S. Balsekar

Ramesh Balsekar, a teacher of pure Advaita, or non-duality, is an unearthly blend of the utterly human and utterly divine manifesting as a brilliant spiritual Master. His crystal-clear and profound teachings are backed by his complete understanding that "Nobody does anything" coupled with his life experience as a top executive of a major Indian bank, as a huband, father and grandfather - all lived knowing that it is all happening as God's Will.
For much of his full life Ramesh, whose Guru was Nisargadatta Maharaj, has been devoted to Ramana Maharshi, in whose spirit Ramesh welcomes seekers and asks "Who is seeking? Leave the seeking to Him who started the seeking."