Ayyankulam Tank, where Ramana disposed of all possessions

[Guest guest]

Dear Richard,

 

I can't help feeling that your photographic journey of Arunachala and Sri

Ramana's places of stay, interspersed with some of Sri Ramana's teachings

would make a very good book.

 

 

Peter

[Guest guest]

This post is about Ayyankulam Tank, and the nearby Arunagirinathar Temple.

 

This tank is a special place in this journey of Sri Ramana. It is not frequently

visited by Ramana devotees. I think it should be.

 

http://richardarunachala.wordpress.com/2009/05/07/ayyankulam-tank-where-ramana-b\

ecame-a-sannyasin/

 

Om Arunachala,

Richard

[Guest guest]

richard ji :

 

{And this one I am not sure who it is. }

 

This one is Lord Brahmaa as written in tamizh.In the navagraha with elaborate in

the center is Lord Surya,depicting Sun at the center with seven horses depicting

the vibgyor=seven days of the week=varam as well as the senses to be brought

under control for moksham.my 2 cents .

 

suresh.

 

 

 

 

advaitin , " Richard Clarke " <richard wrote:

>

> This post is about Ayyankulam Tank, and the nearby Arunagirinathar Temple.

>

> This tank is a special place in this journey of Sri Ramana. It is not

frequently visited by Ramana devotees. I think it should be.

>

>

http://richardarunachala.wordpress.com/2009/05/07/ayyankulam-tank-where-ramana-b\

ecame-a-sannyasin/

>

> Om Arunachala,

> Richard

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Peter,

 

Thank you for the comment. I am just pleased to be able to share these with

people like you, where they touch your heart.

 

If they are to be a book, they will be a book. This is not something planned.

But who knows what Arunachala wants of this?

 

Om Arunachala,

Richard

 

, " Peter " <not_2 wrote:

>

> Dear Richard,

>

> I can't help feeling that your photographic journey of Arunachala and Sri

> Ramana's places of stay, interspersed with some of Sri Ramana's teachings

> would make a very good book.

>

>

> Peter

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you!

 

there is still SO MUCH I do not know about India.

 

Om Arunachala,

richard

 

advaitin , " sureshbalaraman " <sureshbalaraman wrote:

>

> richard ji :

>

> {And this one I am not sure who it is. }

>

> This one is Lord Brahmaa as written in tamizh.In the navagraha with elaborate

in the center is Lord Surya,depicting Sun at the center with seven horses

depicting the vibgyor=seven days of the week=varam as well as the senses to be

brought under control for moksham.my 2 cents .

>

> suresh.

>

>

>

>

> advaitin , " Richard Clarke " <richard@> wrote:

> >

> > This post is about Ayyankulam Tank, and the nearby Arunagirinathar Temple.

> >

> > This tank is a special place in this journey of Sri Ramana. It is not

frequently visited by Ramana devotees. I think it should be.

> >

> >

http://richardarunachala.wordpress.com/2009/05/07/ayyankulam-tank-where-ramana-b\

ecame-a-sannyasin/

> >

> > Om Arunachala,

> > Richard

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Indeed, Richard. " Who knows? "

 

Peter

 

 

>

>

> On Behalf Of Richard Clarke

> 08 May 2009 06:24

>

> Re: Ayyankulam Tank,

> where Ramana disposed of all possessions

>

> Dear Peter,

>

> Thank you for the comment. I am just pleased to be able to

> share these with people like you, where they touch your heart.

>

> If they are to be a book, they will be a book. This is not

> something planned. But who knows what Arunachala wants of this?

>

> Om Arunachala,

> Richard