Atma Vidya by Ramana Maharshi with comments by Richard Clarke

Profound verses that elucidate the highest Self-knowledge, with comments and practice notes by Richard Clarke

De: Richard Clarke

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South Indian sage Sri Ramana Maharshi (1879–1950) is renowned for his teachings on Self-inquiry, the direct path to Self-realization. Ramana realized the Self and transcended ego-consciousness at the age of 16. For the rest of his life he lived and taught on the holy hill, Arunachala.
Muruganar, inspired by Ramana Maharshi, wrote an opening line to a poem:
“Lo, very easy is Self-Knowledge,
Lo, very easy indeed.”
He then handed the initial lines to Ramana Maharshi and humbly requested him to elaborate. Bhagavan responded by composing the verses called Atma Vidya or "Self-Knowledge."

Richard Clarke has studied this text for more than 30 years and offers comments in ordinary language to help you deepen your understanding of this profound text. He includes practice notes and inquiry questions you can ask and answer within yourself.

This is one book in a series of commentaries on books by Sri Ramana Maharshi

Read, reflect, then deeply meditate. Know yourself and be always free and at peace.