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- viorica weissman

MillionPaths ; NamoRamana

Wednesday, April 17, 2002 4:31 PM

[MillionPaths] Maharshi- solitude

Question:Is solitude necessary for vichara ?Answer:There is solitude

everywhere . The individual is solitary always.His business is to

find it out within, not to seek it outside himself.Solitude is in the

mind of man. One might be in the thick of the worldand maintain

serenity of mind. Such a one is in solitude. Another may stay in a

forest, but still be unable to control his mind.Such a man cannot be

said to be in solitude. Solitude is a function of the mind. A man

attached to desires cannot get solitude wherever he may be, whereas a

detached man is always in

solitude.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~BE AS YOU ARE, The

Teachings of Ramana Maharshiedited by David

Godman~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

19.What is the meaning of dwelling in solitude[ ekanta vasa ] ? As the

Self is all-pervasive , it has no particular place for solitude. The

state of being free from mental concepts is called dwelling in

solitude.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Ramana Maharshi , Spiritual

Instruction, Practice

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D : So then , one may be engaged in work and , free from desire , keep

up one's solitude ? But life's duty allowlittle time to sit in

meditation or even to pray .M: Yes. Work performed with attachment is

a shackle, whereas work performed with detachment does not affect the

doer .He is , even while working , in solitude. To engage in your

duty is the true namaskar.... and abiding in God is the only true

asan**.* namaskar = homage** asan =

posture__________________________Maharshi's

Gospel__________________________

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