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David Godman
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Nothing Ever Happened
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1998
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10 editions
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Annamalai Swami Final Talks
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2000
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6 editions
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The Power of the Presence (Part One)
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2000
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5 editions
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Living By the Words of Bhagavan
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published
1994
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Nothing Ever Happened, Vol. 3
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1998
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3 editions
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The Fire of Freedom, Satsang with Papaji (The Fire of Freedom, Volume 1)
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2007
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2 editions
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Nothing Ever Happened Vol. 2: Papaji Biography
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No Mind, I am the Self. The Lives and Teachings of Lakshmana Swamy and Mathru Sri Sarada
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published
1986
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MIS RECUERDOS DE SRI NISARGADATTA MAHARAJ (2014) (Spanish Edition)
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published
2014
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3 editions
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Conversazioni con Ramana Maharshi: Dal diario di Annamalai Swami.
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2014
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2 editions
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“In Hindu parlance he had 'realised the Self'; that is to say, he had realised by direct experience that nothing existed apart from an indivisible and universal consciousness which was experienced in its unmanifest form as beingness or awareness and in its manifest form as the appearance of the universe.”
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“It is very difficult to attain Self abidance, but once it is attained it is retained effortlessly and never lost. It is a little like putting a rocket into space. A great effort and a great energy are necessary to escape the earth's gravitational field. If the rocket is not going fast enough, gravity will pull it back to earth. But once it has escaped the pull of gravity it can stay out in space quite effortlessly without falling back to earth. (From Annamalai Swami)”
― Living By the Words of Bhagavan
― Living By the Words of Bhagavan
“You are the Self
'Have you seen God?' I asked. 'And if you have, can you enable me to see him? I am willing to pay any price, even my life, but your part of the bargain is that you must show me God.'
'No,' he (Ramana Maharshi) answered. 'I cannot show you God or enable you to see God because God is not an object that can be seen. God is the subject. He is the seer. Don't concern yourself with objects that can be seen. Find out who the seer is.' He also added, 'You alone are God,' as if to rebuke me for looking for a God who was outside and apart from me.”
― Nothing Ever Happened
'Have you seen God?' I asked. 'And if you have, can you enable me to see him? I am willing to pay any price, even my life, but your part of the bargain is that you must show me God.'
'No,' he (Ramana Maharshi) answered. 'I cannot show you God or enable you to see God because God is not an object that can be seen. God is the subject. He is the seer. Don't concern yourself with objects that can be seen. Find out who the seer is.' He also added, 'You alone are God,' as if to rebuke me for looking for a God who was outside and apart from me.”
― Nothing Ever Happened
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