Moksha

[Guest guest]

Why should I have to be like somebody else?

 

 

Namasthe.

 

The experience of Bhakthy Bhavam is same for all and one is not trying to

duplicate the other and comes naturally,the experience being the same.

 

During the Life of Maha Periyavaal some devotees asked why HH did not meet

Bhagwaan Ramana when at Thiruvannamalai for which HH replied -- when were We

separate for that matter. The answer meant both were in state of Advaitha. Here

if you see even though both were two different individuals who did not meet the

Bhavam was same.

 

To your question as to why one cries involuntarily , It is due to purva janma

Vaasanas.

 

 

With Warm Regards Ganapathy -- Vijyalakshmy

[Guest guest]

Pranaams Ganapathi Vijayaji,

 

" It is easy to say that than done. Bhagavan himself has said, doing Atma

Vichara or direct Enquiry is very difficult and the failure rate is very

high. "

 

With due respect I have to disagree with you.

 

Bhagavan has said: " Aathma Vichaaram, aiyE adhisulabham! "

 

Aum NamO BhagavathE Sri Ramanaya,

Anbu

 

On Sat, Apr 3, 2010 at 6:20 AM, ganapathy = = vijaya

<srividya101wrote:

 

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> Bhagavan Ramana said:

> " Mind is a bundle of thoughts only. All thoughts proceed from the 'I'

> thought. Look for the source of the 'I' thought and remain there. "

>

> Namasthe.

>

> It is easy to say that than done. Bhagavan himself has said, doing Atma

> Vichara or direct Enquiry is very difficult and the failure rate is very

> high. ( I had read this about 15 yrs back. pl correct me if wrong)

>

> All Upasanas lead to Chitta Suddhi which is easier and lead you to the Atma

> Vichara stage.

>

> Bhagwaan had never recommended any upasana other than Giri Valam. Though he

> was ever immersed in Brahman,his Bhakthy to Lord Arunachala was so much that

> he did not move from that place.

>

> Ambaa sends such great Mahans once in a thousand years to Validate what is

> said in upanishads .The attainment of Knowledge through Gyna yoga purely.

> While I think this is applicable for extremely brilliant persons with a

> high degree of Bhakthy for an ordinary folk like me with a bundle of

> emotions this path would be very tough and unsuitable.

>

> With Warm Regards

>

> Ganapathy -- Vijyalakshmy

>

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