Guest guest Posted November 29, 2001 Report Share Posted November 29, 2001 om namo bhagavate sri ramanaya om sri gurave namah ============ 18) vrttayastvaham vrttimASritAh / vrttayo mano viddhyahammanah // All states of mind are dependent on the activity of the 'I'. The activities are the mind. Know that the 'I' is the mind. --------- eNNanga LEmanam yAvinu n*Anenu meNNamE mUlamA mun*dIpar^a yAnA manamena lun*dIpar^a Thoughts constitute the mind. Of all these(thoughts) the 'I' thought is the root. Hence the 'I' (thought) is what is called the 'mind'. ========= 19) ahamayamkuto bhavaticinvatah / ayipatatyaham nijavicAraNam // Where does this 'I' come from? For one who enquires... Aha! the 'I' falls away. This is self-enquiry. --------- n*Anen r^ezhumiDa mEdena n*ADavuN NAr^alai SAin*diDu mun*dIpar^a Gnana vicArami du*ndIpar^a Where does this 'I' rise from? Thus (if the 'I' is) sought, it will fall (die). This is self-enquiry. ============ om sri gurave namah Sri Sri suri/miles Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 29, 2001 Report Share Posted November 29, 2001 Dear Sri Miles, you always write: "om sri gurave namah" What is the meaning? Is it obeisance to the name of the Guru? In HIM Gabriele RamanaMaharshi, Miles Wright <ramana.bhakta@v...> wrote: > > om namo bhagavate sri ramanaya > om sri gurave namah > ============ > 18) > > vrttayastvaham vrttimASritAh / > vrttayo mano viddhyahammanah // > > All states of mind are dependent on the activity of > the 'I'. The activities are the mind. Know that the 'I' is the > mind. > > --------- > > eNNanga LEmanam yAvinu n*Anenu > meNNamE mUlamA mun*dIpar^a > yAnA manamena lun*dIpar^a > > Thoughts constitute the mind. Of all these(thoughts) > the 'I' thought is the root. Hence the 'I' (thought) is what is > called the 'mind'. > > ========= > 19) > > ahamayamkuto bhavaticinvatah / > ayipatatyaham nijavicAraNam // > > Where does this 'I' come from? For one who enquires... > Aha! the 'I' falls away. This is self-enquiry. > > --------- > > n*Anen r^ezhumiDa mEdena n*ADavuN > NAr^alai SAin*diDu mun*dIpar^a > Gnana vicArami du*ndIpar^a > > Where does this 'I' rise from? Thus (if the 'I' > is) sought, it will fall (die). This is self-enquiry. > > ============ > om sri gurave namah > > Sri Sri suri/miles Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 30, 2001 Report Share Posted November 30, 2001 Dear Gabriele, Om gurave namah Obeisance to the Guru. Ever Yours in Sri Bhagavan, Miles > Dear Sri Miles, > > you always write: "om sri gurave namah" > What is the meaning? Is it obeisance to the name of the Guru? > In HIM > Gabriele Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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