Inquire, ’Who am I? If you are earnest, don’t answer the question and stay quite in the silence, in that silence you do not know who you are. Stay in that ‘I don’t know’. In that ‘I don’t know’ lies the vivid experience of here and now. […]
Here is a beautiful song of surrender to the Master. Composed by a devotee of Sri Ramana, Manavanasi Ramaswami. “You are our only refuge, oh Master. To whom could we turn if not to You? To whom could we go? Come, come because I cannot bear any longer a single moment without You. Come at [...]
Who am I? What am I? When you investigate with earnestness into what you are, you step in the fullness of here and now. The question itself will take you into the mystery. […]
Meditation is the absence of the effort trying to control, manipulate or suppress. The emphasis is not on what appears, but on the awareness that is aware. This is Keeping Quite. […]
Meditation is not touching any thought, feeling, emotion, memories or ideas that appear in awareness. Don’t touch the mind and be aware of awareness itself. […]
When you really look closely, you may discover that the ‘you’, you believe to be, your idea of you, has no existence at all. There is no ‘me’ and what you discover is that ‘what you are’, ‘what the I is’, is non existing. And that is the truth! ‘I’ is a mirage. Therefore ‘I’ can [...]
There is a limitless vastness in which this moment is happening, an immense silence aware of the thoughts rising in the mind. […]
When the mind is focused it gains strength and steadfastness and easily remains absorbed in meditation. […]
When the mind is free from all contents, when the narrative stops, you enter the state of silence. That is real solitude. This silence rises when we realize the limit of constant thinking. […]
