INTRODUCTION
Affection toward the good, compassion toward the helpless, happiness in doing good deeds, forgiveness toward the wicked, all such things are natural characteristics of the Master.
—Ramana Maharshi
Of Ramana Maharshi, the Sage of Arunachala, it is often said that his silence was more eloquent than his words. This austere master, who lived and died a hermit on the Arunachala hill of South India, left posterity the legacy of his wisdom. And we are all the richer for having inherited his teachings on self-enquiry and his simple yet profound Advaitic philosophy of life.
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