What did reading Ramana suggest?

[Guest guest]

http://www.cosmicharmony.com/EllamOndre/EllamOndre.htm

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Louis

 

Very cryptic! For the less enlightened still struggling with duality, could

you elucidate a little?

 

Paula

 

Louis Mitchell <louismitchell wrote:

http://www.cosmicharmony.com/EllamOndre/EllamOndre.htm

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Sorry Paula - The link gives all the details - are you not able to access

it?

 

I know no more than what is says on the web page:-

 

"If you want moksha write, read and practise the instructions in Ellam

Ondre."

 

Ramana Maharshi

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Book - Ellam Ondre (All is One)

 

 

"The instant you wake up you will know that waking is better than this

dream."

Quote from Ellam Ondre

 

 

This small but extraordinary book was written in the 19th century and has

been translated from Tamil into English. The author is unknown. It was

popularized by the sage, Ramana Maharshi, who often named it along with a

few others to disciples who were in pursuit of wisdom. This book, highly

saturated in wisdom teachings, names the single most effective method of

attaining to realization (i.e. enlightenment, moksha or liberation). The

Maharshi especially emphasized the book to those who had difficulty

reconciling the concept of multiple gods (as in the Hindu religion) with the

Advaitha concept of a single Universal Creator. This book explains how there

is no basic conflict between these points of view, as long as things are

viewed from the perspective that all the diverse beings and objects in this

expansive universe are essentially parts of a greater whole - or as the book

sums it up: All is One.

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Louis, no I wasn't able to access the book - I only got a glimpse of the

cover (there's a lesson in that alone!).

 

It sounds fascinating and thanks for telling us about it.

 

Love Paula

 

Louis Mitchell <louismitchell wrote:

Sorry Paula - The link gives all the details - are you not able to access

it?

 

I know no more than what is says on the web page:-

 

"If you want moksha write, read and practise the instructions in Ellam

Ondre."

 

Ramana Maharshi

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Book - Ellam Ondre (All is One)

 

 

"The instant you wake up you will know that waking is better than this

dream."

Quote from Ellam Ondre

 

 

This small but extraordinary book was written in the 19th century and has

been translated from Tamil into English. The author is unknown. It was

popularized by the sage, Ramana Maharshi, who often named it along with a

few others to disciples who were in pursuit of wisdom. This book, highly

saturated in wisdom teachings, names the single most effective method of

attaining to realization (i.e. enlightenment, moksha or liberation). The

Maharshi especially emphasized the book to those who had difficulty

reconciling the concept of multiple gods (as in the Hindu religion) with the

Advaitha concept of a single Universal Creator. This book explains how there

is no basic conflict between these points of view, as long as things are

viewed from the perspective that all the diverse beings and objects in this

expansive universe are essentially parts of a greater whole - or as the book

sums it up: All is One.