Guest guest Posted March 12, 2009 Report Share Posted March 12, 2009 Dear Friends, I wanted to bring to your attention an article which was posted today on luthar.com on Sri Ramana Maharshi and his silent teaching. The author is Gabriele Ebert, a Ramana devoteea and an author of several books on Sri Ramana in German. ramana-maharshi-the-master-of-silent-teaching This article is a good introduction to Sri Ramana and can serve as a brief biographical summary. Veteran devotees will also enjoy the old stories that they are familiar with but still have the power to move us. If there were any errors in editing, please bring these to my attention. Namaste and love to all Yours in Bhagavan Harsha Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2009 Report Share Posted March 12, 2009 Dear Harsha-ji, Thanks for posting this excellent article. Best wishes, S.N.Sastri On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 6:51 AM, harshaimtm wrote: Dear Friends,I wanted to bring to your attention an article which was posted today on luthar.com on Sri Ramana Maharshi and his silent teaching. The author is Gabriele Ebert, a Ramana devoteea and an author of several books on Sri Ramana in German. ramana-maharshi-the-master-of-silent-teachingThis article is a good introduction to Sri Ramana and can serve as a brief biographical summary. Veteran devotees will also enjoy the old stories that they are familiar with but still have the power to move us. If there were any errors in editing, please bring these to my attention.Namaste and love to allYours in BhagavanHarsha Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2009 Report Share Posted March 12, 2009 Dear Harsha, thank you for the work you did on edditing the long article. I see no error, so far I can The article is also for new-comers. Ramana's silence has an unique quality. It was someting which attracted me most when I came across Ramana many years ago. At times the silence goes lost - when life is strainful and turbulent and we struggle with it - or when the mind starts to make too much philosophies - when we loose sadhana - then it is good to remember. I say this to myself. namaste Gabriele , " harshaimtm " wrote: > > Dear Friends, > > I wanted to bring to your attention an article which was posted today on luthar.com on Sri Ramana Maharshi and his silent teaching. The author is Gabriele Ebert, a Ramana devoteea and an author of several books on Sri Ramana in German. > > ramana-maharshi-the-master-of-silent-teaching > > This article is a good introduction to Sri Ramana and can serve as a brief biographical summary. Veteran devotees will also enjoy the old stories that they are familiar with but still have the power to move us. > > If there were any errors in editing, please bring these to my attention. > > Namaste and love to all > > Yours in Bhagavan > Harsha > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2009 Report Share Posted March 12, 2009 Dear Gabriele, It is good to hear from you! I have been quite busy and that is why it took several months to complete the editing. I was doing it periodically as time permitted. I am so glad you are satisfied with the editing. I will keep looking at it for any errors. Thank you Gabriele for sharing the article with the devotees and like you said many new comers will find the article quite excellent as an introduction. I enjoyed working on it and reading it myself. Working with the devotees on Sri Ramana articles or works is a labor of love for me. I am grateful for the opportunity. Namaste and love Yours in Bhagavan Harsha , " Gabriele Ebert " <g.ebert wrote: > > Dear Harsha, > > thank you for the work you did on edditing the long article. > I see no error, so far I can > The article is also for new-comers. > Ramana's silence has an unique quality. It was someting which attracted me most when I came across Ramana many years ago. At times the silence goes lost - when life is strainful and turbulent and we struggle with it - or when the mind starts to make too much philosophies - when we loose sadhana - then it is good to remember. > I say this to myself. > > namaste > Gabriele > > > > > , " harshaimtm " <harsha@> wrote: > > > > Dear Friends, > > > > I wanted to bring to your attention an article which was posted today on luthar.com on Sri Ramana Maharshi and his silent teaching. The author is Gabriele Ebert, a Ramana devoteea and an author of several books on Sri Ramana in German. > > > > ramana-maharshi-the-master-of-silent-teaching > > > > This article is a good introduction to Sri Ramana and can serve as a brief biographical summary. Veteran devotees will also enjoy the old stories that they are familiar with but still have the power to move us. > > > > If there were any errors in editing, please bring these to my attention. > > > > Namaste and love to all > > > > Yours in Bhagavan > > Harsha > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2009 Report Share Posted March 12, 2009 Dear Sastri-ji, Namaste. Thank you for your kind comment on the Sri Ramana article. The encouragement is much appreciated. Particularly coming from you Sastri-ji, it means a lot. I am grateful for the good will and the blessings of so many sages, scholars, and friends on the Advaitin list. Namaste and love to all Yours in Bhagavan Harsha advaitin , " S.N. Sastri " <sn.sastri wrote: > > Dear Harsha-ji, > Thanks for posting this excellent article. > Best wishes, > S.N.Sastri > > On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 6:51 AM, harshaimtm wrote: > > > Dear Friends, > > > > I wanted to bring to your attention an article which was posted today on > > luthar.com on Sri Ramana Maharshi and his silent teaching. The author is > > Gabriele Ebert, a Ramana devoteea and an author of several books on Sri > > Ramana in German. > > > > ramana-maharshi-the-master-of-silent-teaching > > > > This article is a good introduction to Sri Ramana and can serve as a brief > > biographical summary. Veteran devotees will also enjoy the old stories that > > they are familiar with but still have the power to move us. > > > > If there were any errors in editing, please bring these to my attention. > > > > Namaste and love to all > > > > Yours in Bhagavan > > Harsha > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2009 Report Share Posted March 12, 2009 Gabriele Ebert wrote: Dear Harsha, thank you for the work you did on edditing the long article. I see no error, so far I can The article is also for new-comers. Ramana's silence has an unique quality. It was someting which attracted me most when I came across Ramana many years ago. At times the silence goes lost - when life is strainful and turbulent and we struggle with it - or when the mind starts to make too much philosophies - when we loose sadhana - then it is good to remember. I say this to myself. namaste Gabriele reminds me of something written loooong ago... jai ramana-ji! Peaceful repose (Casual silence...) Silence Effortlessly Overcomes the roar Of a thousand Mightiest Thunders. BOOM! yosy , "harshaimtm" wrote: > > Dear Friends, > > I wanted to bring to your attention an article which was posted today on luthar.com on Sri Ramana Maharshi and his silent teaching. The author is Gabriele Ebert, a Ramana devoteea and an author of several books on Sri Ramana in German. > > ramana-maharshi-the-master-of-silent-teaching > > This article is a good introduction to Sri Ramana and can serve as a brief biographical summary. Veteran devotees will also enjoy the old stories that they are familiar with but still have the power to move us. > > If there were any errors in editing, please bring these to my attention. > > Namaste and love to all > > Yours in Bhagavan > Harsha > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2009 Report Share Posted March 12, 2009 harshaimtm wrote: Dear Gabriele, It is good to hear from you! I have been quite busy and that is why it took several months to complete the editing. I was doing it periodically as time permitted. I am so glad you are satisfied with the editing. I will keep looking at it for any errors. Thank you Gabriele for sharing the article with the devotees and like you said many new comers will find the article quite excellent as an introduction. I enjoyed working on it and reading it myself. Working with the devotees on Sri Ramana articles or works is a labor of love for me. I am grateful for the opportunity. Namaste and love Yours in Bhagavan Harsha hehehe. yes, so it is when labor of love... when working as a deep sea diver, i often thought: "wow! and i am payed to do this! wow! thanks, and praise be!" jai ramana! yosy , "Gabriele Ebert" <g.ebert wrote: > > Dear Harsha, > , "harshaimtm" <harsha@> wrote: > > > > Dear Friends, > > > > I wanted to bring to your attention an article which was posted today on luthar.com on Sri Ramana Maharshi and his silent teaching. The author is Gabriele Ebert, a Ramana devoteea and an author of several books on Sri Ramana in German. > > > > ramana-maharshi-the-master-of-silent-teaching > > > > This article is a good introduction to Sri Ramana and can serve as a brief biographical summary. Veteran devotees will also enjoy the old stories that they are familiar with but still have the power to move us. > > > > If there were any errors in editing, please bring these to my attention. > > > > Namaste and love to all > > > > Yours in Bhagavan > > Harsha > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2009 Report Share Posted March 12, 2009 Dear Gabriele, I really enjoyed reading your article and I felt you had brought through something really profound in a very clear and straightforward fashion. Thank you, Peter On Behalf Of Gabriele Ebert 12 March 2009 13:40 Re: Ramana Maharshi: The Master of Silent Teaching Dear Harsha, thank you for the work you did on edditing the long article. I see no error, so far I can The article is also for new-comers. Ramana's silence has an unique quality. It was someting which attracted me most when I came across Ramana many years ago. At times the silence goes lost - when life is strainful and turbulent and we struggle with it - or when the mind starts to make too much philosophies - when we loose sadhana - then it is good to remember. I say this to myself. namaste Gabriele , " harshaimtm " wrote: > > Dear Friends, > > I wanted to bring to your attention an article which was posted today on luthar.com on Sri Ramana Maharshi and his silent teaching. The author is Gabriele Ebert, a Ramana devoteea and an author of several books on Sri Ramana in German. > > ramana-maharshi-the-master-of-silent-teaching Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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