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Talks With Ramana Maharshi
On Realizing Abiding Peace and Happiness
This spiritually significant work is a profound series of dialogues between one of the great sages of our time and his inquirers. These "Talks" offer a genuinely universal approach to Truth, by directly pointing to the certainty of our essential nature. By applying even a few of these passages to our life, we can become aware of the ever-present, abiding Reality.Through the wise words of this beloved sage, we are clearly and consistently shown how to reclaim our innate Freedom--simply by looking in the right place and discovering what has always been present. A fundamental shift of attention is all that is required. By approaching these dialogues in the spirit of inquiry, one has the opportunity to awaken to a greater Reality: that of our own Being, our true Self.
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Through uncompromising clarity, Maharaj points every question back to its source: the awareness that knows experience.
He dismantles identification with the body, the mind, and even spiritual concepts, revealing the timeless reality behind them — the pure “I Am” that precedes thought and form.
The transmission is not conceptual but vibrational.
Each exchange functions as a mirror, reflecting the reader back into stillness.
It is not a philosophy to believe, but a fire to burn all beliefs.
Through uncompromising clarity, Maharaj points every question back to its source: the awareness that knows experience.
He dismantles identification with the body, the mind, and even spiritual concepts, revealing the timeless reality behind them — the pure “I Am” that precedes thought and form.
The transmission is not conceptual but vibrational.
Each exchange functions as a mirror, reflecting the reader back into stillness.
It is not a philosophy to believe, but a fire to burn all beliefs.
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