The growing literature about Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi published by
the Centre is a testimony to the growing love of Him world-wide, and to
the great interest generated by that love. The books listed here are more
fully described by an information pamphlet freely available from the Centre.
Bhagavan Sri
Ramana Maharshi
RAMANA MAHARSHI CENTRE FOR LEARNING, BOOKS IN ENGLISH
Bhagavan Ramana and Mother, 1st Edition, Rs. 15/ pp 66, illustrated,
by A.R. Natarajan
Sat-Darshanam (Forty Verses on Reality), Fourth Edition, Rs. 10/
pp 54, translation and commentary by A.R. Natarajan
Selections from Ramana Gita, First edition, Rs. 10, pp 57, selections,
translation, and commentary by A.R Natajajan
Eka Sloki, Second Edition, Rs. 3/ pp 23, by C. Sudarsanam
The Ramana Way in Search of Self, Second Edition, Rs 5/ pp 37, by
Dr. Sarada
Upadesa Saram (The Essence of Teaching), Second Edition, Rss 15/,
pp 71, English translation and commentary by A.R. Natarajan
Divinity Here and Now, Third Edition, Rs 10 pp 56, by A. R. Natarajan
Ramana Gita (dialogues), Second Edition, Rs 60/ pp 243, English
translation and commetary by A.R. Natarajan
Purushothama Ramana (A pictorial presentation with anecdotes from
Bhagavan's life) Third Edition, Rs 25/ pp 57, by V. Ganesan
The Silent Mind, Third Edition, Rs/20 pp 70, by A.R. Natarajan
Meditations, Third Edition, Rs 40/ pp 113, by A.R. Natarajan
Teachings of Ramana Maharshi (An Anthology), First Edition, Rs 50/
pp 190. translation and commentary by A.R. Natarajan
Unforgettable Years (Memoirs of 29 old devotees of Bhagavan Sri
Ramana Maharshi), First Edition, Rs 60/ pp175, translated and edited by
A.R. Natarajan
The Direct Path (pocket edition) Second Edition, Rs 11/ pp 63, translation
and commentary by A.R. Natarajan
Ramana's Muruganar (A Birth Centenary Offering), First Edition,
Rs 25/ pp 180, Compiled and edited by A.R. Natarajan
Book of Daily Worship (Sri Ramana Astottaram) Pocket Edition, First
Edition Rs 3/ pp 121, English translation by A.R. Natarajan
A Practical Guide to Know Yourself (Conversations with Ramana Maharshi),
First Edition, Rs 95/ pp 277, compiled and edited by A.R. Natarajan
Sayings of Sri Ramana Maharshi (Pocket Edition), First Edition,
Rs 15/ pp 140, compiled and classified by A.R. Natarajan
Ramana Deva Malai and Ramana Puranam (A birth centenary offering)
First Edition, Rs 25/ pp 145, Original Tamil: Muruganar, English translation,
Dr. Pranatharthi Haran, edited by Dr. P. Marudanayagam and Dr. Sarada Natarajan
Insights Into the Ramana Way, First Edition, Rs 50/ pp 120, by A.R.
Natarajan
Forever is in the Now (The Timeless Message of Sri Ramana Maharshi),
First Edition, Rs 95/ pp 240, compiled and edited by A.R. Natarajan
The Surging Joy (Self Discovery), First Edition, Rs 90/ pp 176,
by Dr. Sarada
The Inner Circle, First Edition, Rs 25/ pp 110, Edited and compiled
by A.R. Natajaran
Arunachala (The Spiritual Magnet), First Edition, Rs 200/ pp 150,
Edited by A.R. Natarajan. (Forthcoming)
In Time and Out of It (Hand in Hand with Ramana Maharshi), First
Edition, Rs 100/ pp 250, Edited and compiled by A.R. Natarajan (Forthcoming)
More Talks with Ramana Maharshi, First Edition, Rs 85/ pp 190, by
N.N. Rajan (Forthcoming)
Sri Chandrasekhara Bharate of Sringeri (Biography, reminiscences,
dicourses, a Birth Centenary Offering, First Edition, Rs 95/ pp 210. In
hardcover: Rs 95 pp 210
First Meetings with Ramana Maharshi (First person accounts), First
Edition, Rs 50/ pp 130
RAMANA MAHARSHI CENTRE FOR LEARNING, BOOKS IN KANNADA
Ramanashrama Patragalu
Atma Sakshatkara
Ramana Maharshi Mattu Sandesha
Bhagavan Ramanaru Mattu Mathusri
Ramana Thatha
Sat Darshana
Geethegalu
Ramana Marga
Ramana Gita
Ramana Prabha
Ramana Ashtotara
Drustanatha Kathegalu
Sannidhiyalli
Upadesa Sara
Ramana Divya Vani
Nischala Manassu
Ramana Marga Chintanagalu
Gupta Shakthi
Ramana Margada Olanotagalu
A short excerpt from The Ramana Way (Sept. '96)
Question:What is the truth that I have to attain? Please explain
it and show it to me.
Bhagavan: What we have to attain and what is desired by everyone
is endless happiness. Although we seek to attain it is various ways, it
is not something to be sought or attained as a new experience. Our real
nature is the 'I' feeling which is always experienced by everyone. It is
within us and nowhere else. Although we are always experiencing it , our
minds are wandering, always seeking it, thinking in ignorance that it is
something apart from us. This is like a person saying with his own tongue
that he has no tongue.
Question:If this is so, why did so many sadhanas (spiritual
practices) come to be created?
Bhagavan: The sadhanas came to be formed only to get rid of the
thought that it (the Self) is something to be newly attained. The root
of the illusion is the thought which ignores the Self and which thinks
instead, 'I am this body'. After this thought rises it expands in a moment
into several thousand thoughts and conceals the Self. The reality of the
Self will only shine if all these thoughts are removed. Afterwards, what
remains is only Brahmananda (the bliss of Brahman).
Question:I am now sitting peacefully without the thought
'I am this body'. Is this the state of reality?
Bhagavan: This state must remain as it is without any change.
If it changes after a while you will know that other thoughts have not
gone.
Question:What is the way to get rid of other thoughts?
Bhagavan: They can only be removed through the powerful effect
of the enquiry, 'To whom have these thoughts come?'
The Ramana Way is an exclusive monthly magazine on the life and
Teachings of Sri Ramana Maharshi. Free to members of the Centre. Become
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Sri A.R.
Natarajan
Dr. Sarada
OM NAMO BHAGAVATE SRI RAMANAYA
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