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Dear Sundar,

 

This is being sent twice-the first time it failed to appear on the message

board-may be it will appear later.

>

> Here is a reply to your request.

>

> Ramana said once that even an Atheist could accept hs

> Teaching because he knows that he exists.So in a sense it

> starts from there.

>

> For me this is a form of meditation.It goes something

> like this:

>

> I am here now, I actually exist, here , now, alive, fully

> conscious at this moment (said internally while focusing

> on an object f beauty such as aTree or the sky) .

>

> Then consciousness rises more intensely through the

> sight, and one feels it is perhaps an intimation of the

> Self. It only lasts as long as this focus on the sense of

> existence or I am ness is held. It is an effort because the

> intensity wanes back to its normal attenuated level. if the

> attention is dropped.

>

> My caveat is that this practice is for us

> ajnanis, overlaid on the I Thought and until the I Thought

> is removed - or its vasanas- through Self Enquiry, Surrender

> and Grace, we are still living in chidabhasa or

> from reflected consciousness. But this meditation is a

> taste of a more intense consciousness and an intimitation

> of what experience of the Self might be like if it was

> greatly magnified by removing one's egotism through

> sadhana.

>

> All best wishes and love,

>

> Yours in Bhagavan,

>

> Alan

>

> --- On Wed, 24/6/09, Sundararajan <sundar22ca

> wrote:

>

>

> Sundararajan <sundar22ca

> Re: Discourses on

> Ramana

>

> Wednesday, 24 June, 2009, 3:47 AM

>

>

> Alan,

> You are right. There are a number of audio files of

> Nochur's discourses in the web. I would find it interesting

> to listen to the experiences of people who have tried to

> focus on this 'Unarvu' (sense of existence or being). Any

> tricks on achieving this focus, without getting distracted

> by general thoughts or on the 'I thought' or on the 'sense

> of individual being'.

> Thanks

> sundar

>

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