Guest guest Posted February 10, 2005 Report Share Posted February 10, 2005 Dear Zoya, I stayed at Daya Dharma Guest House, and talked quite a bit with Sathyan. He said that there are 250 kids at the orphanage, and that the Guest House is one way that they have to support the orphanage. I was impressed with Sathyan. He was a young man, seemed very gentle, very focused on a life of service. He said that he had 'done business' and was successful, but that service was more important to him. When we arrived in Tiruvannamalai with the SAT group, they all had housing with Ramanasramam. My wife and I had decided that we would stay elsewhere before the trip, and I had tried to make arrangements before the trip, unsuccessfully. Michael, in this group, suggested various guest houses near Ramanasramam, that he said he had easily found accomidation. We took a 'rickshaw' (3-wheeled motorized cart) to a place from Michael's list. It was full. So was the next place nearby. Then we came to Daya Dharma and Sathyan. We stayed there for a week. I loved meditating on the roof before dawn, meditating with Arunachala. Not two, Richard RamanaMaharshi, Zoya <mountainechoes> wrote: > Hello devotees; > > Thanks to Anu, a member and devotee of Ramana > Maharshi, I have uploaded some information and > pictures regarding the orphanage in Tiruvannamalai, > which is close to Ramanasramam. Please visit for info: > > www.geocities.com/ramana_satsang > > There is also another orphanage in Tiruvannamali, run > by Dhya Dharma Guest House owner. > > I plan to get more information, for people who want to > help them out when they visit Ramansramam. > > In Bhagavan, > Zoya. > > ===== > "The Self is always realized. Look within and be still! > - Bhagavan Sri Ramana > > > > > > Read only the mail you want - Mail SpamGuard. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 11, 2005 Report Share Posted February 11, 2005 Dear Richard; Thanks for the information about the orphanage and your visits to Arunachala. I am sure you had a wonderful experience. I also stayed at Dhya Dharma and had a wonderful view of Arunachala from the roof top. It is truly fascinating. I can't wait to go there again. Thanks for all your postings, Zoya. --- Richard Clarke <rclarke wrote: > > Dear Zoya, > > I stayed at Daya Dharma Guest House, and talked > quite a bit with > Sathyan. He said that there are 250 kids at the > orphanage, and that > the Guest House is one way that they have to support > the orphanage. I > was impressed with Sathyan. He was a young man, > seemed very gentle, > very focused on a life of service. He said that he > had 'done > business' and was successful, but that service was > more important to > him. > > When we arrived in Tiruvannamalai with the SAT > group, they all had > housing with Ramanasramam. My wife and I had decided > that we would > stay elsewhere before the trip, and I had tried to > make arrangements > before the trip, unsuccessfully. Michael, in this > group, suggested > various guest houses near Ramanasramam, that he said > he had easily > found accomidation. We took a 'rickshaw' (3-wheeled > motorized cart) > to a place from Michael's list. It was full. So was > the next place > nearby. Then we came to Daya Dharma and Sathyan. > > We stayed there for a week. I loved meditating on > the roof before > dawn, meditating with Arunachala. > > Not two, > Richard > > RamanaMaharshi, Zoya > <mountainechoes> > wrote: > > Hello devotees; > > > > Thanks to Anu, a member and devotee of Ramana > > Maharshi, I have uploaded some information and > > pictures regarding the orphanage in > Tiruvannamalai, > > which is close to Ramanasramam. Please visit for > info: > > > > www.geocities.com/ramana_satsang > > > > There is also another orphanage in Tiruvannamali, > run > > by Dhya Dharma Guest House owner. > > > > I plan to get more information, for people who > want to > > help them out when they visit Ramansramam. > > > > In Bhagavan, > > Zoya. > > > > ===== > > "The Self is always realized. Look within and be > still! > > - Bhagavan Sri Ramana > > > > > > > > > > > > Read only the mail you want - Mail > SpamGuard. > > > > > > ===== "The Self is always realized. Look within and be still! - Bhagavan Sri Ramana Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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