Ramana Maharshi

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E' stato completamente rinnovato il sito dell'Associazione Italiana Ramana

Maharshi.

Nella sezione dedicata al Ramanasramam sono stati inseriti dei Tour

fotografici:

 

1) Tour di Arunachala insieme alla mappa.

2) Tour del personale dell'Asram

3) Raccolta di foto di Ramana Maharshi

4) Tour dell'Asram. Quest'ultima parte pur essendo completa nelle foto, non

lo e' nella traduzione che in italiano arriva solo verso la n. 40.

 

The Ramana Maharshi Italian Association Official Site was totally renewed.

In the Ramanasramam section we have published different Pictorial Tours

 

1) Arunachala Photos Tour with Arunachala Map

2) Asram Staff Photos Tour

3) Ramana Maharshi Photo Collection

4) Ramanasramam Photo Tour

 

All is mainly in Italian Language

 

If you want to see in other language we suggest you to go at the

International Home Page of Ramanasramam at www.ramana-maharshi.org. All

the photos come from there.

 

Namaskar

webmaster

AIRM

 

 

Vidya Bharata

 

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Maybe we can say that one amongst the "Aganati Gunas"

of Bhagavan was His ability to move with anyone, be

they a child, adult, elder, cat, dog, monkey, peacock

in such a manner as each one of them felt He was one

amongst themselves.

I relate here some of the experiences children had

with Bhagavan.

Bhagavan was in Virupaksha cave, probably just moved

in, a young boy in His twenties. One day a boy of

about 10 saw Him sitting outside on a mounatin stone

doing nothing. This young boy asked Bhagavan " Have

you run away from your Home ? Are you feeling tired

and hungry?

I have a good master. If you work for him, he will

give you 10 Annas a week. After that he will increase

it to 13 Annas a week. Shall I tell my master ?"

Sri Bhagavan replied " Yes. Please do". Now Bhagavan

had not run away from home in that sense. However he

appreciated the sincere sympathy of the child and

played along with him.

Afterwards when Bhagavan had become more famous, many

small school children used to climb up Arunachala in

the hot afternoon sun, spend there time in perfect

silence sitting with the Maharshi, play a little and

go back home. Some of these children later became His

ardent devotees and they recollect these precious

years, when they had such an easy access into the

proximity of a such a great sage.

Arthur Osborne's entire family was at Ramana Ashram.

One day he asked his daughter "Kitty" ,as to who was

her favourite person in the world. She did not mention

Bhagavan in her answer. At this he questioned her as

to "What about Bhagavan?" The little child who was

only 5 answered, "But Bhagavan is not in the world."

When Sri Ramana was told about this, He replied ,

"What a sage reply for a little child to make".

Bhagavan also knew everything that a child wanted. One

day a child was making a lot of fuss in the dining

hall, asking for this and that and not eating

anything. The attendees were getting tired. The child

only seemed to want something, but was unable to

express what he wanted. Bhagavan who was also sitting

there for His lunch, being Bhagavan, asked the

attendees to go get a couple of spoons and give it to

the child. After this was done , the child was

satisfied. He actually had wanted to imitate some of

the elders eating with a spoon but did not know how to

ask for it.

 

There were many a childern who were blessed with

Bhagavan touching them on their head.

 

Om,

 

Anand

 

>

> Thanks for this post. Bhagavaan always provides a

> simple yet

> profound answers from that absolute state of

> understanding. It is

> refreshing to read Bhagavaan's answers. There is

> nothing to gain,

> nothing to become - but realizing what you already

> are. Bhagavan is

> very fulfulment of the Vedanta teaching as expounded

> by Advaita,

> particularly when there is confusing and sometime

> contradictory

> interpretations of the same Sruties. His life

> itself is a profound

> teaching.

>

> Hari Om!

> Sadananda

 

 

 

 

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