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Worshipping The Divine Oneness Of Arunachala-Ramana
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Résumé
Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi and the Holy Hill of Arunachala are the names given to that Ultimate Truth which is beyond all names and forms. The identity of these two forms as the one Ultimate Truth, the Self, leads us to call Bhagavan 'Arunachala-Ramana'. He realized not only Arunachala, but every being and everything as His own Self. Arunachala-Ramana had no merely localised experience of 'I' as the body-mind complex; He realized the 'I' as this universal, all-pervading Self.
The name and form of Arunachala-Ramana is the entry door to realization of this universal, all-pervading Self for spiritual seekers. He has appeared as the Guru to guide them on this journey to the ultimate fulfilment of one's life to realize the Self. Those who worship the Holy Hill of Arunachala by per-forming Giripradakshina receive blessings to accelerate reaching their goal to merge with that Self into which Arunachala-Ramana has merged.
Arunachala-Ramana has said time again that the Holy Hill of Arunachala waits to respond eagerly and tenderly to even the devotee's weakest yearning to fulfill the Ultimate Goal of Life. As Arunachala-Ramana said, He has not gone anywhere, but dwells in devotees' hearts, and is eternally there as the Self.
The name and form of Arunachala-Ramana is the entry door to realization of this universal, all-pervading Self for spiritual seekers. He has appeared as the Guru to guide them on this journey to the ultimate fulfilment of one's life to realize the Self. Those who worship the Holy Hill of Arunachala by per-forming Giripradakshina receive blessings to accelerate reaching their goal to merge with that Self into which Arunachala-Ramana has merged.
Arunachala-Ramana has said time again that the Holy Hill of Arunachala waits to respond eagerly and tenderly to even the devotee's weakest yearning to fulfill the Ultimate Goal of Life. As Arunachala-Ramana said, He has not gone anywhere, but dwells in devotees' hearts, and is eternally there as the Self.
Fiche technique
- Date de parution : 17/05/2013
- Editeur : Charlotte Common
- ISBN : 978-93-82788-22-5
- EAN : 9789382788225
- Format : ePub
- Caractéristiques du format ePub
- Protection num. : pas de protection
À propos des auteurs
Mrs Muktha Manu is a devotee of Bhagavan Sri Ramana and resides in Bangalore. She came into the fold of Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi when she got married in 1965 through the family of her husband, Sri. R. Manu. She was hardly aware when she was young that she could write books. She was inspired and blessed by Bhagavan to write books on Lord Arunachala and Sri Bhagavan Ramana at the age of 64. She has written books both in English and in her mother tongue Kannada.
She has written two books in Kannada, 'Prani Mitra Bhagavan Ramana' and 'Arunachala Mahatme' and two in English 'A Guide to Giripradakshina' with Sri. Richard Clark and Sri. Peter Berking and 'Bhagavan Ramana, A Friend of All', which are published by Sri Ramanasramam, Thiruvannamalai, and all of them have been reprinted. Peter Berking lives in Vienna, VIrginia, USA. He is a learning technology consultant.
He was captivated by a picture of Ramana in 1974, but didn't become a serious devotee until 1986, after starting to read Talks with Sri Ramana Maharshi. In 2002, he made his way to Sri Ramanasramam, and has been going there every year for as much time as he can spare. He is an ardent practitioner of Giripradakshina, especially on the Inner Path, and has written another book with Muktha Manu called A Guide to Giripradakshina.
Another central part of his practice is daily singing of Ramana's devotional hymns to Arunachala, the Stuti Panchakam.
She has written two books in Kannada, 'Prani Mitra Bhagavan Ramana' and 'Arunachala Mahatme' and two in English 'A Guide to Giripradakshina' with Sri. Richard Clark and Sri. Peter Berking and 'Bhagavan Ramana, A Friend of All', which are published by Sri Ramanasramam, Thiruvannamalai, and all of them have been reprinted. Peter Berking lives in Vienna, VIrginia, USA. He is a learning technology consultant.
He was captivated by a picture of Ramana in 1974, but didn't become a serious devotee until 1986, after starting to read Talks with Sri Ramana Maharshi. In 2002, he made his way to Sri Ramanasramam, and has been going there every year for as much time as he can spare. He is an ardent practitioner of Giripradakshina, especially on the Inner Path, and has written another book with Muktha Manu called A Guide to Giripradakshina.
Another central part of his practice is daily singing of Ramana's devotional hymns to Arunachala, the Stuti Panchakam.
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