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Ramana Gita, II,3

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In the centre of the Heart-cave,

Brahman shines alone.

It is the form of Self experienced directly as 'I-I'.

Enter the Heart, through self-enquiry

or merging or by breath-control

and become rooted as That

 

Verse 3

Whoever understands this verse, uttered by Bhagavan Maharshi, containing the

essence of Vedanta, will never again be assailed by doubts at any time.

 

Verse 4

In the first half of the verse Bhagavan has indicated the location of the

Self within this visible body, formed of five elements.

 

Commentary

.... The location indicated is based on Ramana's own experience. Some points

need clarification. ... How can it be said that the unlimited consciousness

has a particular location in the body? Again, when everything including the

body is in the Self how could the Self be in the body?

The answer is that so long as one is identified with the body, everything,

be it God or the Self has to be related to it. ...

 

Verse 5

In the first half of the verse itself the nature of experience of

Self-knowledge is set out, difference from God denied, direct experience is

affirmed,

rendering descriptive attributes of the Self-superfluous.

 

Commentary

....the essential identity of individual, God and Self is set out, to be

found out experimentally.

 

 

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