Mindreading and Suffering

September 13, 2001

> All the names and forms are within Me. The

>thoughts, feelings, sufferings etc. of the apparent

>individuals arises from

>their identification with these names and forms. I'm

>having difficulty

>formulating my precise concerns here. I guess what I

>am trying to say is

>that since, to the Sage there are no others, how and

>why could he have any

>concern for their imagined suffering?

Dennisji,

You are right. The Sage does not "have concern"

for imagined suffering. But, He still relieves the

sufferings of people.

The daughter of Sri G.V. Subbaramayya, a great devotee

of Sri Ramana Maharshi was extremely unwell and was

near death. At that time he sent a telegram to Sri

RamanaAshram praying for Bhagavan's grace.

Miraculously, at the instant that Bhaganvan read the

telegram, his daughter started to recover. Later Holy

Prasad was sent from the Ashram to Sri G.V.

Subbaramayya's residence and his daughter fully

recovered.

The interesting part is that when Sri Subbaramayya

visited Sri RamanaAshram, he asked Bhagavan, that when

He had seen his telegram, had Bhagavan thought of the

well being of his daughter.

Bhagavan replied, "A Jnani does not have the least bit

of Sankalpa. Such a thought can never occur to Him for

then He wont be a Jnani." The fact is that

automatically a power is activated whenever anything

is presented before a Jnani and this power always does

the highest good.

Regards,

Anand

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