I would recommend it to anyone interested in spirituality or psychology.moreĬan a book be so exasperating and so soothing at the same time? Read "Who am I?" to find out:-) It is frustrating because the true meaning of Maharshi's words elude me at the experiential level. I have just recently begun practicing self-enquiry but it seems like the shortest way to break through the ego. When one no longer have any ego-thoughts, one is liberated.
Its quite succinct and can be summarised in the following way:įor each thought arising ask "where did this thought come from?" and "Who is thinking these thoughts?".Īfter practicing and continually coming back to the self ones thoughts begin to dissipate.
I have just recently begun practicing self-enquiry but it seems like the sho In this very short book the indian sage Ramana Maharshi goes through what is needed to become enlightened. After practicing and continually coming back to the self ones thoughts begin to dissipate.
Its quite succinct and can be summarised in the following way: For each thought arising ask "where did this thought come from?" and "Who is thinking these thoughts?". In this very short book the indian sage Ramana Maharshi goes through what is needed to become enlightened.
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