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"For all thoughts the source is the ‘I-thought’. The mind will merge only by Self-enquiry ‘Who am I?’ The thought ‘Who am l?’ will destroy all other thoughts and finally kill itself also. [....] Who am I?’ is not a mantra. It means that you must find out where in you the ‘I-thought’ arises, which is the source of all other thoughts."
 
"You are awareness. Awareness is another name for you"

 

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    A State of Silent Identification

    A State of Silent Identification Question 4 Please explain. Is life an observer and death observed? No, both are the observed – life and death. Beyond both is the observer. You cannot call that observer ‘life’ because life contains death in it. You cannot call that observer ’death’ because death presupposes life. That observer is just transcendence. That which you are ...
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    on Ramana Maharshi

    Ramana Maharshi A man came to Ramana Maharshi and said, “I have come from very far, somewhere in Germany, and I have come to learn from you.” Ramana said, “Then you go elsewhere, because here we teach unlearning. Learning is not our way. You go elsewhere.” He may have been a German scholar, he may have known the Vedas, Upanishads, it may have been because of his learni...
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    Osho on Ramana Maharishi

    Ramana Maharishi “One of the most beautiful men of this century was Maharishi Raman. He was a simple man, uneducated, but he did not accept the ideology, the religion in which he was born. When he was only seventeen years of age he left his home in search of truth. He meditated for many years in the hills of Arunachal in south India, and finally realized himself. After...
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    Osho on Ramana Maharshi deep sleep and samadhi experience

    Osho on Ramana Maharshi deep sleep and samadhi experience This is the way Ramana Maharshi experienced the sudden opening into ultimate consciousness, in which his individual identity was almost entirely lost. A family relation had died, and young Ramana decided to explore directly the experience of death. His motive stemmed more from curiosity than any feeling of berea...
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  5. Osho on Lakshmi Cow (Ramana Maharshi)

    Osho on Lakshmi Cow (Ramana Maharshi) Not many years ago, just a few years ago, there was a great Master, Ramana Maharshi -- a Perfect Master, In his DARSHANS -- because he was a silent man, would speak rarely and very few words -- each morning when he would sit for the darshan for one hour and people would come to sit with him, a cow would also come. The cow was so re...
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    Osho on Ramana Maharshi and death from cancer

    Osho on Ramana Maharshi and death from cancer Happiness and suffering happen due to our past actions. So do not think that physical suffering or happiness will not happen to those who have become liberated while living. Ramana Maharshi died of cancer. It was very painful, naturally. It was a deep malady -- there was no way of escaping it. Many doctors came, and they we...
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    on Aurobindo, Krishnamurti and Ramana Maharshi

    Aurobindo, Krishnamurti and Ramana Maharshi Question 11: Shree arvind has written a commentary on the geeta in which he talks about the relationship between the creation and its perception. from one point of view it is reality that is important, and from another its perception is important. in his concept of the supramental he believes that divine consciousness is goin...
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    I don’t belong to any path, hence all paths belong to me.

    I Don’t Belong to Any Path Question 2 Beloved Osho, I took sannyas from Swami Shivand of Rishikesh after reading his book Brahmacharya and other books of his. After some years, I was attracted to Sri Ramana Maharshi and thereafter to Sri Aurobindo due to his integral approach to the divine. From 1959 onwards I was doing meditation on the lines indicated by Sri Aurobind...
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    on ‘Who am I’ Meditation technique

    Question : Osho, Who Am I ? Narayano, it is a question to be made a meditation. It is not a question to be asked, it is a question to be contemplated — because nobody can answer it for you and nobody’s answer can become your answer. This is one of those questions which is not really a question but a mystery. Yes, you can go on asking the scholars, and some stupid schol...
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    Osho on “Who am I?”

    Osho on “Who am I?” Question 3 Beloved Osho, Would you please talk about the sadhana based on holding as much as possible to the “I” thought or the sense “I AM” and on asking oneself the questions, “Who am I?” or “From where does the ‘I’ arise?” In what way does this approach to meditation differ from that of watching the gaps between one’s in-breath and out-breath? Do...
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    on Ramana Maharshi Enlightenment

    on Ramana Maharshi Enlightenment The ninth technique: LIE DOWN AS DEAD. ENRAGED IN WRATH, STAY SO. OR STARE WITHOUT MOVING AN EYELASH. OR SUCK SOMETHING AND BECOME THE SUCKING. LIE DOWN AS DEAD. Try it: suddenly you have gone dead. Leave the body! Do not move it, because you are dead. Just imagine that you are dead. You cannot move the body, you cannot move the eyes, y...
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