The Ultimate Lesson on Death. During his last days, Ramana Maharshi, a respected spiritual teacher, shared an important lesson about death with his followers who stood by him. He taught that death is not just the end of life, but a significant spiritual moment.

While exploring the inevitability of death, Ramana Maharshi’s teachings suggest that a profound understanding of our mortality can lead to a deeper appreciation of the eternal nature of consciousness. Maharshi’s perspective posits that the recognition of death as an intrinsic aspect of life accentuates the impermanence of the physical form.

2010年1月11日 · The devotees know that Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi had an intense experience of death in his seventeenth year. After the experience ended, he was established in the realisation of his true Self and the illusion of death died forever. Here is in part Bhagavan’s description of what happened:

2024年4月1日 · The legacy of Ramana Maharshi’s teachings on death continues to inspire and comfort many. His perspective helps individuals confront their mortality with a sense of peace and understanding, encouraging a life lived in full awareness of the self’s eternal essence.

Hindu philosophy sees death differently than just an end. It’s part of a much bigger cycle of life that goes on forever. This idea comes from their beliefs in Samsara (the cycle of life), Karma (the effects of a person’s actions), and Moksha (freedom from the cycle).

His father, Sundaram Iyer, died suddenly on 18 February 1892. [19] . After his father's death, the family split up; Venkataraman and Nagaswami stayed with Subbaiyar in Madurai. [12] Venkataraman first attended Scott's Middle School and then the American Mission High School where he became acquainted with Christianity. [20]

2024年11月2日 · Ramana Maharshi’s experiment with death was a catalyst for his spiritual awakening and the development of his teachings on self-inquiry and non-duality. He shared his insights with seekers...

Ramana Maharshi, one of the most revered spiritual figures of modern India, passed away on 14 April 1950. His death wasn’t seen as an end but as a moment of union with the eternal truth he always spoke about.

The effect of the death experience brought about a complete change in Venkataraman’s interests and outlook. He became meek and submissive without complaining or retaliating against unfair treatment.

2013年10月31日 · The passage of great souls from the physical body frame at the time of earthly departure is death defying. The following is an account of the passing away of Sri Ramana Maharshi to the higher...