Guest guest Posted April 3, 2004 Report Share Posted April 3, 2004 Translated from the book "Sri Ramana Virunthu - Part 1" compiled by Siva. Deenanathan published by Sri Ramanasramam pages 110 to 111 ****************************************************************** Ramana Gita One day Bhagavan said: " Probably it was the year 1913; Nayana (Ganapati Muni) came and had many of his questions answered. In this way he enquired on many topics and got them by heart. After that Nayana went to many places to give discourses. While delivering the discourses in Sanskrit, he recited many Shlokas with ease. He would then say "This shloka is from chapter number (some number) of Ramana Gita and this is the shloka number (some number)". The beauty is that Nayana said in this way, many months before he actually began to compose Ramana Gita....... But nobody had the courage to question Nayana, "Where is this Ramana Gita that you are talking about?" Nayana was a scholar and an equally smart person. In this way he continued composing many shlokas without much effort and finally he completed writing Ramana Gita." Devotee: Bhagavan! If at all someone had asked Nayana "where is this Ramana gita" what would have happened? Bhagavan: (with laughter): Who has the courage to question Nayana? That was the strength of Nayana. Bhagavan continued: " Do you know what Nayana was saying after completing Ramana Gita? He would recite some shlokas; He would say these are in Ramana Gita; But they were the ones NOT in Ramana Gita. If someone pointed out "Nayana, This shloka is not in Ramana Gita", Nayana would immediately respond, "This shloka is from Maha Ramana Gita". Nayana had planned to write such a book too.But did not write.He was also saying he would use all his talents to write a commentary for Arunachala Pancharatna. They never got written. Nayana passed away before he could write these." **************************************************************** Note: Pardon me for the quality of translation! Please feel free to post from the original English source if you have come across earlier. Om Namo Bhagavathe Sri Ramanaya! ramasamy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 4, 2004 Report Share Posted April 4, 2004 Hari Om Nayana was Lord Ganesha as Ramana Maharshi was Lord Skanda they were not much different than Jesus and John the Baptist a pair of divine incarnations to benefit humanity Jai Bhagavan Love baba RamanaMaharshi, "r_ramasamy" <r_ramasamy> wrote: > Translated from the book > "Sri Ramana Virunthu - Part 1" > compiled by Siva. Deenanathan > published by Sri Ramanasramam > pages 110 to 111 > > > ****************************************************************** > Ramana Gita > > One day Bhagavan said: > > " Probably it was the year 1913; Nayana (Ganapati Muni) > came and had many of his questions answered. In this way > he enquired on many topics and got them by heart. > > After that Nayana went to many places to give discourses. > While delivering the discourses in Sanskrit, he > recited many Shlokas with ease. He would then say > "This shloka is from chapter number (some number) > of Ramana Gita and this is the shloka number (some number)". > > The beauty is that Nayana said in this > way, many months before he actually began to compose > Ramana Gita....... > But nobody had the courage to question Nayana, > "Where is this Ramana Gita that you are talking about?" > > Nayana was a scholar and an equally smart person. > In this way he continued composing many shlokas > without much effort and finally he completed writing > Ramana Gita." > > Devotee: Bhagavan! If at all someone had asked Nayana > "where is this Ramana gita" what would have happened? > > Bhagavan: (with laughter): Who has the courage to question > Nayana? That was the strength of Nayana. > > Bhagavan continued: > > " Do you know what Nayana was saying after completing Ramana Gita? > He would recite some shlokas; > He would say these are in Ramana Gita; > But they were the ones NOT in Ramana Gita. If someone pointed out > "Nayana, This shloka is not in Ramana Gita", Nayana > would immediately respond, > "This shloka is from Maha Ramana Gita". > > Nayana had planned to write such a book too.But did not > write.He was also saying he would use all his talents > to write a commentary for Arunachala Pancharatna. > They never got written. > > Nayana passed away before he could write these." > > **************************************************************** > > > Note: > Pardon me for the quality of translation! > Please feel free to post from the original English > source if you have come across earlier. > > Om Namo Bhagavathe Sri Ramanaya! > > ramasamy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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