ACALAYOGA: Vichara 101

ACALAYOGA

The Self has no vichara. That which makes the enquiry is the ego. The ‘I’ about which the enquiry is made is also the ego. As the result of the enquiry the ego ceases to exist and only the Self is found to exist. [Day by Day, Sri Ramanasramam, Tiruvannamalai, 2002]

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Vichara 101

A South Indian Sage advised, "Pursue the enquiry “Who am I?” relentlessly! Seek out the root of your personality! Find out wherefrom the I-thought arises! Turn the mind within. With practice, the current of thoughts will slow down and an unerring intuition will be felt. Yield to that intuition, let your thinking stop, and it will pull you to the goal. [full article @ Vichara 101]

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Vichara 101

"Pursue the Quest relentlessly."

"Who am I?"

The question and answer version. "Who am I?" is the title given to a set of questions and answers bearing on Self-enquiry. The questions were put to Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi by one Sri M. Sivaprakasam Pillai about the year 1902.

"Who am I?"

The prose version edited and reset by Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi.

Amrtabindu Upanishad

When attachment to objects is destroyed, the mind is restrained in the Heart, then it attains the true state of (its) Self. That is the Supreme Abode.'

Arunachala Pancharatna

A translation of Ramana Maharshi's five verses to Sri Arunachala Guru, the embodiment of Self-enquiry (vichara).

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