Guest guest Posted July 28, 2009 Report Share Posted July 28, 2009 " The birth of the 'I' thought is one's own birth; its death is the person's death. After the 'I' thought has arisen, the wrong identity with the body arises. Thinking yourself the body, you give false values to others and identify them with bodies. Just as your body has been born, grows, and will perish, so also you think the other was born, grew up and died. If you cease to identify yourself with the body, but see the real Self, this confusion will vanish. You are eternal. The others also will be similarly be found to be eternal. Until this truth is realized, there will always be this grief due to false values arising from wrong knowledge and wrong identity. " [from] Talks with Ramana Maharshi -recorded, Nov. 5th, 1936- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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