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 What Did Ramana Maharshi Teach?

* Ramana Maharshi did not teach a system or philosophy.

* He pointed directly to what is already true—here, now, before the mind begins to move.His central teaching was simple:Find out who you are.Not as belief or effort,but through quiet, sustained attention.

* He asked:Who is this “I” that says I am suffering?Who is this “I” that seeks, questions, hopes?

* Trace the “I”-thought to its source.Stay with it. Do not follow its stories outward—turn inward instead.What remains when the thought dissolves?

* Not nothing—but That which is aware of both nothing and everything.The Self: pure, formless, timeless.

* Ramana did not ask you to become something.He revealed that you are already That—the awareness in which all forms arise and pass.

* The body changes, the mind fluctuates, the world appears and disappears.But You, the knower of all these, never come and go.

* You are not in time—time itself appears in You.

* This is Self-Inquiry (ฤtma-vichฤra):not a technique, but a turning of attention inward.The end of seeking. The recognition of the Self as ever-present.

* To know the Self is not to become enlightened.It is to realize that you were never bound.

 *Ramana Maharshi’s Words*

*“Who am I? The Self alone is real.”*

*“Turn within and realize the Self—this is the purpose of life.”*

*“There is no greater mystery than this: being Reality ourselves, we seek to gain Reality.”*

*“Your own Self-Realization is the greatest service you can render the world.”*

*“Happiness is your nature. What is wrong is seeking it outside, when it is inside.”*

*“The ‘I’-thought is the root of all thoughts. Destroy it, and all else is destroyed.”*

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