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Sri Ramana, The sage of Arunagiri: A brief life-sketch of the sage and his teachings by G. R. Subbaramayya is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.
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First published in 1937, this book contains a bright and robust description of the Sage’s boyhood and subsequent life, followed by a comprehensive collection of the Maharshi’s teachings culled from the standard sources. The author’s genuine enthusiasm endows this book with a special value. Ramana Maharshi was a spiritual Master, who spent most of his life around the holy mountain of Arunachala in South India. Ramana Maharshi, played a pivotal role in indirectly introducing meditation and yoga into the West. His life and teachings were of great simplicity; focusing on the philosophy of advaita Vedanta. As a young boy, Ramana Maharshi had an ordinary upbringing; however, around the age of 16 he became obsessed with fear about death. The young Ramana became paralysed with fear about what would happen on dying. This experiences changed his outlook on life; he no longer could gain satisfaction from wordly activities, instead he became absorbed in seeking a deeper meaning to life. He shunned his former activies and on one day resolved to leave his school, home and family so that he could put all his energies into meditation and yoga. For several years Ramana lived the life of a wandering
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- Author
- G. R. Subbaramayya
- Publisher
- Sri Ramanasramam
- Published
- 1984
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Religion