The goal is no heaven after death or a faraway ideal, but rather the removal of the ignorance that prevents us from knowing that we are eternally One with our Source, the Supreme Self, or God. The Maharshi’s teaching of ‘Self-enquiry’ (Pure Advaita) is simplicity itself, requiring no outward formalities, no outer change of life, only a simple change in ‘point of view’ and a sustained effort on the part of the seeker. This act of perfect grace can be experienced anywhere, but it is especially palpable at the foot of the holy Arunachala Hill, a hill that has attracted saints and sages for thousands of years. That same experience of perfect peace is still available to sincere souls who turn to him and practice his teachings with devotion. Through this silence, countless numbers of devotees and visitors experienced the pure bliss of True Being. His highest teaching of ‘Self-enquiry’ ( vichara) was understood in the infinite silence of his presence. Although preferring silence, He was always willing to answer the questions of sincere aspirants and never failed to guide them in the right direction. He preferred to communicate through the power of overwhelming Silence, a silence so deep and powerful that it stilled the minds of ardent seekers who were attracted to Him from all over the world. He wrote very little, but is known to have translated and corrected a number of important works for the benefit of devotees.

Unique in our time, He perfectly embodied the ultimate truth of Self-realisation, or complete absorption in the Supreme Itself.ĭrawn from His home by the power of Arunachala at the age of sixteen, he remained at Its feet throughout the rest of His life and became known as the Sage of Arunachala. Guiding followers by their conduct in every moment of their lives Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi was such a giant. Throughout the history of mankind spiritual giants have appeared on very rare occasions to exemplify the Highest Truth…

Miracles of ramana maharshi