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Om Namo Bhagavathe Sri Ramanaaya

 

In response to a request for a reference about NR Krishnamurty Aiyer on

"The_Deep_Forty" group, I can paint a quick sletch of this gentleman, but only

from memory; therefore please correct any errors that may have come in.

 

He was a very studious and clever gentleman; a scientist and a great bhakta

also. At an early age he had heard about the Maharshi, but was somewhat

disenchanted that he appeared not to be more active politically, and was not

supporting the freedom movement. On one occasion he had made a list of his

grievances against him, and he made a plan, taking some students with him, to

admonish Ramana Maharshi in the presence of his class. However when the

critical moment arrived, his body fell down on the floor in prostration to

Bhagavan; this obviously de-fused his plans.

 

None the less, he felt that the Ganapati Muni was the one who was really 'doing

something', and he felt himself to be in the position of being a muni-bhakta

rather than a Ramana-bhakta for a considerable period of time.

 

>From an early point in the twentieth century, postulations had been made by

eminent scientists (Heisenberg, Planck, etc) on the nature of Reality, and this

evolved as the century progressed in Quantum Mechanics; gradually the mere

postulations were proved; NRK was very knowledgeable about all this, and was, I

believe a professor and lecturer at the American College in Madurai. Ganapati

very much wanted to 'understand' the Quantum Science, and he charged NRK with

the job of translating the technical terms (light particles [photons] , virtual

existence etc) to him, and he gave his undivided attention to the professor.

 

At one point, NRK explained the cinema-screen analogy and that the picture, the

screen, the seer and the substrate are all One; possibly he was quoting from

Ulladu Narpadu verse one of The Forty Verses, or he was quoting, most likely in

Sanskrit, from The Five Verses to Arunachala; Ganapati jumped up in great

excitement shouting, 'Citram! Citram... That's IT!!", whereupon he initiated

NRK with the word 'citram' as his mantra meditation.

 

The full story can be read in The Power of the Presence by David Godman.

 

anbudan

 

john

 

Siva—Siva

 

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