ramana and balsekhar

[Guest guest]

hi

 

this is sharath from Melbourne. few years ago i went to

THIRUVANNAMALAI. before that i read a lot of books by BHAGAWAN.

I was in a great depression when i visited Ramanashram, but the

moment i entered the premises of Ashram.i felt like i know that place

in earlier lives..i could really feel the energy of Bhagawan. i stayed

there for 2,3 days.

 

We have a Theosophical society Book shop in melbourne.recently i read

few books by Sri Balsekhar and he explains Bhagawan's philosophy in

those books.Balsekhar himself was a devotee of Bhagwan.

 

i would like to know more about Bhagawan's philosophy..please suggest

me any books.

 

thanks

sharath

melbourne

[Guest guest]

dear Sharath,

 

I shall always wholeheartedly reccomend to anyone interested

in a start book in Ramana literature the book I myself have read for

the first time: The Teachings of Ramana Maharshi, edited by Arthur

Osborne. I am not so sure Balsekar is the proper teacher for one who

feels drawn to the teaching of Ramana Maharshi. For more information

on the subject of books you may write to me privately.

viorica

 

 

, " sharath kumar "

<sharathh_kumaar> wrote:

> hi

>

> this is sharath from Melbourne. few years ago i went to

> THIRUVANNAMALAI. before that i read a lot of books by BHAGAWAN.

> I was in a great depression when i visited Ramanashram, but the

> moment i entered the premises of Ashram.i felt like i know that

place

> in earlier lives..i could really feel the energy of Bhagawan. i

stayed

> there for 2,3 days.

>

> We have a Theosophical society Book shop in melbourne.recently i

read

> few books by Sri Balsekhar and he explains Bhagawan's philosophy in

> those books.Balsekhar himself was a devotee of Bhagwan.

>

> i would like to know more about Bhagawan's philosophy..please

suggest

> me any books.

>

> thanks

> sharath

> melbourne