AW: Initiation of Sri Bhagavan

[Guest guest]

> -----Ursprungliche Nachricht-----

> Von: sunderh [sunderh]

>

> For adepts at that level, personal visits are only a

> formality for the sake of their devotees, like Narayana Guru and many

> others. Kanchi Paramacharya did the Arunachala pradakshina, but did

> not meet Sri Ramana personally.

 

I did ask this question to my teacher on how Mahatmas communicate with each

other and she replied "they never do"! :-)

 

I took some time to digest this, then I realized that when there is one that

is there, where is the question of talking! what could they talk! I kept

silent with out asking any more questions. But then my teacher was

compassionate enough to explain further, she also narrated another incident

which took place between Mahatma Gandhi and Rabindranath Tagore! Both

Mahatma and Tagore are well known for their spiritual wisdom.

 

It seems many people had wondered what would they discuss if Mahatma and

Tagore both meet each other! Finally, that day has arrived, Mahatma went to

meet Ravindranath Tagore. All the Journalists were eagerly waiting to

record what they talk! It seems they both were silent for more than 4

minutes, finally Mahatma broke the silence by asking the question "what is

the name of this plant? It has very nice flowers!" For that Tagore replied

"I dont know the name but I too like the flowers"... Again they were silent

for some more time.... And the meeting has ended! The Journilists were very

much disappointed it seems :-)

 

At the highest point of existance --- where your Mind is no more disturbed;

where your Intellect no more gets disturbed by its wrong judgements; where

you no more recognize the conflict of existance; where you are what you

really should be ---- there one find neither questions nor answers....

 

 

Yours,

Madhava

 

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[Guest guest]

Namaste,

The Shankaracharya of Puri visited Bhagavan

twice, once to clear a doubt and the second time to

supervise the procedings of the Kumbhabhishekam of the

temple of Bhagavan's mother.

Sri Narayana Guru visited Bhagavan with his disciples.

Though he did not talk to Bhagavan as other humans do,

he had a very high regard for Bhagavan and refered to

Him as Raja Sarpam (King Cobra) (See Reminiscences by

Kunju Swami).

 

I am sure if Bhagavan had spoken His words or His

silence 3000 years back, they would have been the part

of an Upanishad which we would daily adore.

Many devotees of Bhagavan say their three scriptural

authorities (like the Prasthanathraya) are the Ramana

Gita, Sad Darshanam and Upadesa Saaram.

 

Namo Ramana,

 

Anand

 

> > Von: sunderh [sunderh]

> >

> > For adepts at that level, personal

> visits are only a

> > formality for the sake of their devotees, like

> Narayana Guru and many

> > others. Kanchi Paramacharya did the Arunachala

> pradakshina, but did

> > not meet Sri Ramana personally.

 

 

 

 

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