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If you want to do it, you can do it if the commitment is there - there should be no excuses for absence of spiritual practice

Significance of Arunachala: In the proximity of it, the presence of the Self is more powerful and more self-evident than anywhere else.

To think of helping the world without knowing yourself is very much like a blind person going out to give eye treatment to people at large

How did so much sin and suffering come to me?

Ramana Maharshi never taught morals, and had no special abhorrence of sex. If sexual desire exists in the mind, what use to force people to abstain?

It is not uncommon for aspirants to deviate from the prescribed path after coming to Bhagavan. It is only those who persist to the end and listen to advice of Sat Guru succeed

Misconceptions of people about a samadhi - they think that it is not samadhi unless one sits cross-legged in padmasana, with folded hands and stops breathing

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