Guest guest Posted August 7, 2005 Report Share Posted August 7, 2005 Dear Group, This is an initial excerpt of a text, composed in the traditional manner by Dr. Ramamoorthy, who worked with Nome of SAT (Society of Abidance in Truth, www.satramana.org), translating such works as Ribhu Gita. There were a few copies printed by SAT in 1997. The text consists of a thousand names of Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi, arranged in alphabetical order according to the Sanskrit alphabet. Texts composed in this manner are traditionally used for recitation, worship, and devotional meditation purposes. Dr. Ramamoorthy composed the Sanskrit text, transliterated it, and then rendered it into English translation. A recording of him reciting the Sanskrit in its entirety in one session was made shortly thereafter, and the text was again recited during a holy event at SAT in which Sri V. S. Ramanan, President of Sri Ramanasramam participated, accompanied by the burning of camphor and the use of similar symbolic offerings of a puja before the picture of the Maharshi gracing the SAT satsang hall. I will post this one verse at a time, starting with the 'dedication' and the first verse. -------------------- Om yasya smarana matrena janma-samsara-bandhanat vimucyate namas-tasmai bhagavate ramanarsaye Om Just by thinking of whom One is liberated from the birth And the bondage of samsara, To that Sage Bhagavan Sri Ramana, prostrations! 1. Om omkara-nilayaya ramanyaa namah Om! Prostrations to Ramana, who has the Pranava (Om) as the abode. -------------------- >From Ramana Sahasram, by Dr. Ramamoorthy, printed by SAT (Society of Abidance in Truth, www.satramana.org) Not two, Richard Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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