Ramana Maharshi says All suffering in the world is for good sake

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Wednesday, May 27, 2009 9:47 AM

Ramana Maharshi says All suffering in the world is for good sake

 

 

 

D - DevoteeM - Ramana MaharshiD.: I have a toothache; is that only a thought?B.: Yes.D.: Then why can’t I think that there is no toothache, and so cure myself?B.: One does not feel the toothache when one is absorbed in other thoughts or when asleep.D.: But still it remains.B.: So strong is man’s conviction of the reality of the world that it is not easily shaken off. But the world is no more real than the individual who sees it.D.: But why should there be suffering now?B.: If there were no suffering, how could the desire to be happy arise? If that desire did not arise, how could the quest of the Self arise?D.: Then is all suffering good?B.: Yes. What is happiness? Is it a healthy and handsome body, regular meals and so on? Even an emperor has endless troubles although he may be in good health. So all suffering is due to the false notion ‘I am the body’. Getting rid of this is knowledge.Source: The Teachings of Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi in His Own Words book

 

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Dear Prasanth

 

excuse me for have wronged

 

i meant YOU dear PRASANT and not Ramesh

 

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Wednesday, May 27, 2009 11:07 AM

Re: Ramana Maharshi says All suffering in the world is for good sake

 

 

 

Dear Ramesh

 

just came into my Heart

 

you found a wonderful way to transmit the TRUTH

if somebody does not understand this no chance has to wait till wisdom ripes....

 

in ITS Grace

 

 

michael

 

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Prasanth Jalasutram

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Wednesday, May 27, 2009 9:47 AM

Ramana Maharshi says All suffering in the world is for good sake

 

 

 

D - DevoteeM - Ramana MaharshiD.: I have a toothache; is that only a thought?B.: Yes.D.: Then why can’t I think that there is no toothache, and so cure myself?B.: One does not feel the toothache when one is absorbed in other thoughts or when asleep.D.: But still it remains.B.: So strong is man’s conviction of the reality of the world that it is not easily shaken off. But the world is no more real than the individual who sees it.D.: But why should there be suffering now?B.: If there were no suffering, how could the desire to be happy arise? If that desire did not arise, how could the quest of the Self arise?D.: Then is all suffering good?B.: Yes. What is happiness? Is it a healthy and handsome body, regular meals and so on? Even an emperor has endless troubles although he may be in good health. So all suffering is due to the false notion ‘I am the body’. Getting rid of this is knowledge.Source: The Teachings of Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi in His Own Words book

-- Om namo Bhagavate Sri RamanayaPrasanth Jalasutram

 

 

 

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M - Ramana MaharshiD.: I have a toothache; is that only a thought?B.: Yes.D.: Then why can’t I think that there is no toothache, and so cure myself?

B.: One does not feel the toothache when one is absorbed in other thoughts or when asleep.D.: But still it remains.B.: So strong is man’s conviction of the reality of the world that it is not easily shaken off. But the world is no more real than the individual who sees it.

D.: But why should there be suffering now?B.: If there were no suffering, how could the desire to be happy arise? If that desire did not arise, how could the quest of the Self arise?

D.: Then is all suffering good?B.: Yes. What is happiness? Is it a healthy and handsome body, regular meals and so on? Even an emperor has endless troubles although he may be in good health. So all suffering is due to the false notion ‘I am the body’. Getting rid of this is knowledge.

Source: The Teachings of Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi in His Own Words book

-- Love And Love AloneOm Namo Bhagavate Sri Ramanaya

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