Photographs of arunachala Hill and Ramana Bhagavan.

[Guest guest]

Dear friends,

I was on a visit to Sri Ramanashramam from 22nd till 25th April.

During this visit I reflected on Bhagavan's and Arunachala's photographs in

the Ashram bookstall and was wondering if they could be an aid to Sadhana.

I then remembered Bhagavan's words that " thou (Arunachala) removes the ego of

those who meditate on thee " .

Apart from my attempt at " Who am I " enquiry , I have now begun this new sadhana

of keeping Bhagavan's and Arunachala's photographs in front of me and meditating

on the same and trying to dissolve all my mental turbulences in their majestic

forms.

If any other member who has practiced the above for a long time and would like

to share their progress I will be most grateful.

Thanks,

Anand.

[Guest guest]

, " anandsundaram123 "

<anandsundaram123 wrote:

>

> Dear friends,

> I was on a visit to Sri Ramanashramam from 22nd till 25th April.

> During this visit I reflected on Bhagavan's and Arunachala's photographs in

the Ashram bookstall and was wondering if they could be an aid to Sadhana.

> I then remembered Bhagavan's words that " thou (Arunachala) removes the ego of

those who meditate on thee " .

> Apart from my attempt at " Who am I " enquiry , I have now begun this new

sadhana of keeping Bhagavan's and Arunachala's photographs in front of me and

meditating on the same and trying to dissolve all my mental turbulences in their

majestic forms.

> If any other member who has practiced the above for a long time and would

like to share their progress I will be most grateful.

> Thanks,

> Anand.

>Dearest.

Namaste, Just see...simply sit in silence and see

detach from the seeing.

 

Varanasi

 

Jai Ma

Kashi Ashram

Sebastian. florida

[Guest guest]

I think what you're doing is great!

Bhagavan was known to say seeing is effortless.

But he was also known to say, one must make an effort.

It seems to me any and all reminders that help you

remember Bhagavan and His Grace, is making good effort.

When the day comes you realize Who is making effort.......

Best wishes and blessings.

 

-

anandsundaram123

Sunday, May 03, 2009 12:47 PM

Photographs of arunachala Hill and Ramana Bhagavan.

 

 

Dear friends,I was on a visit to Sri Ramanashramam from 22nd till 25th April.During this visit I reflected on Bhagavan's and Arunachala's photographs in the Ashram bookstall and was wondering if they could be an aid to Sadhana.I then remembered Bhagavan's words that "thou (Arunachala) removes the ego of those who meditate on thee".Apart from my attempt at "Who am I" enquiry , I have now begun this new sadhana of keeping Bhagavan's and Arunachala's photographs in front of me and meditating on the same and trying to dissolve all my mental turbulences in their majestic forms.If any other member who has practiced the above for a long time and would like to share their progress I will be most grateful.Thanks,Anand.