Arunachala Ramana

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Arunachala Ramana. A devotee named Amritanatha Yati wrote on a paper a Malayalam verse imploring Bhagavan to say whether he was Hari (Vishnu) or Sivaguru (Subrahmanya) or Yativara (Siva) or Vararuchi. Bhagavan wrote his reply in the same Malayalam metre on the same paper. A translation of it is given below."In the recesses of the lotus-shaped Hearts of all, beginningwith Vishnu, there shines as pure intellect (AbsoluteConsciousness) the Paramatman, who is the same asArunachala Ramana. When the mind melts with love of Him,and reaches the inmost recess of the Heart wherein He dwellsas the beloved, the subtle eye of pure intellect opens and Hereveals Himself as Pure Consciousness."

 

(Collected Works of Sri Ramana Maharshi, p143)

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That is so beautiful! Thanks Peter!

 

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Harsha

 

 

 

 

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Friday, May 22, 2009 12:55 PM

 

Arunachala Ramana

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Arunachala

Ramana.

 

 

A devotee named

Amritanatha Yati wrote on a paper a Malayalam verse imploring Bhagavan to say

whether he was Hari (Vishnu) or Sivaguru (Subrahmanya) or Yativara (Siva) or

Vararuchi. Bhagavan wrote his reply in the same Malayalam metre on the

same paper. A translation of it is given below.

 

 

" In the recesses of the

lotus-shaped Hearts of all, beginning

with Vishnu, there shines as

pure intellect (Absolute

Consciousness) the

Paramatman, who is the same as

Arunachala Ramana. When the

mind melts with love of Him,

and reaches the inmost

recess of the Heart wherein He dwells

as the beloved, the subtle

eye of pure intellect opens and He

reveals Himself as Pure

Consciousness. "

 

 

 

 

 

(Collected

Works of Sri Ramana Maharshi, p143)