the Sage of Arunchula

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>> Arunachala Shiva, Arunachala, Arunachala Shiva, Arunachala, Om Shakti, Om

Shakti, Om Shakti Om --Om Shakti, Jnana Shakti, Para Shakti Om! <<

:::clapping, nodding::: I Love Bhajans. This one sounds wonderful. Oh,

I would love to actually hear it. I appreciate your response to my

question. I would love to have the url for the Ramana Maharshi site.

Interestingly, the same evening I wrote that question, I picked up a

(back issue that I had ordered) of "Light of Consciousness" magazine.

(This, by the way, everyone, is WONDERFUL. It has articles by people

from all faiths, even though it is a publication of Swami Jyoti's

"Desert Ashram." Anyhow, they haven't a website, so if anyone is

interested in info on how to obtain this publication, post a note or

email me, and I will let you know.) Okay...I looked at the cover, and

one of the lead stories was the "Sage of Arunchula." I got chills. I

haven't read it yet; it was simply enough to see another photo of

Ramana. The one I am most familiar with shows just his face and a bit

of his shoulder; he is looking directly at the viewer with a smile,

and he is just Light. This photo was a picture of the whole Ramana,

sitting on a stone wall, with one arm wrapped around a walking staff.

This picture was very different (to me anyhow). He was looking

directly, smiling...and he looked just like the cat who ate the

canary. Anyhow, I loved it.

Shanti ~ Linda

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Hello:

>Harsha wrote: >> >Arunachala Shiva, Arunachala, Arunachala Shiva,

Arunachala, Om Shakti, Om >Shakti, Om Shakti Om --Om Shakti, Jnana

Shakti, Para Shakti Om! <<

Thank you Harsh for giving us this mantra as I've wanted this

particular one for a while.>This photo >was a picture of the whole

Ramana, sitting on a stone wall, with one arm >wrapped around a

walking staff. This picture was very different (to me >anyhow). He

was looking directly, smiling...and he looked just like the cat >who

ate the canary. Anyhow, I loved it. >Shanti ~ Linda

Recently a friend of mine visited the ashram in Arunachala and sent me

a wonderful package with books printed in India (which are always an

adventure :-) ) and some pictures that are available for purchase.

There was one in particular that is meant to be a postcard that when

I looked at it simply moved me in many ways.....we are all so

fortunate to be able to experience the grace of His teachings...on

the back of the card it says "ARUNACHALA! Thou Dost Root Out The Ego

of Those who Meditate on the in the Heart, OH ARUNACHALA!"

Namaste,

Linda

/joinAll paths go

somewhere. No path goes nowhere. Paths, places, sights, perceptions,

and indeed all experiences arise from and exist in and subside back

into the Space of Awareness. Like waves rising are not different than

the ocean, all things arising from Awareness are of the nature of

Awareness. Awareness does not come and go but is always Present. It

is Home. Home is where the Heart Is. Jnanis know the Heart to be the

Finality of Eternal Being. A true devotee relishes in the Truth of

Self-Knowledge, spontaneously arising from within into It Self.

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