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Eastern Wisdom - Applied

Talks with Sri Ramana Maharshi

Recorded teachings on self-inquiry and non-duality.

What is the essence of Sri Ramana Maharshi's teachings on self-inquiry?
How did Ramana Maharshi define the question “Who am I?”
What practical steps does he recommend for practicing self-inquiry?
How long should one meditate on the self to experience its effects?
Can self-inquiry lead to immediate realization or is it gradual?
What role does silence play in Ramana Maharshi’s teachings?
How do his recorded talks illustrate the principle of non-duality?
What is the relationship between self-inquiry and devotion in his teachings?
Where can I find reliable recordings of his satsangs and darshan sessions?
How do I apply his teachings in daily life and mundane activities?
What obstacles and doubts commonly arise during self-inquiry, according to Ramana Maharshi?
How does he distinguish between the mind and the pure self?
What is the function of a guru in the process of self-inquiry, as per his teachings?
How do Ramana Maharshi’s methods compare with other Advaita Vedanta approaches?
Did he recommend any texts or scriptures to complement self-inquiry practice?
Are there recommended schedules or routines for listening to his recorded teachings?
How can beginners best prepare themselves before starting self-inquiry?
Is it necessary to live near an ashram or guru to fully benefit from his recordings?
What evidence is there that Ramana Maharshi himself recorded these talks?
How do I deal with physical discomfort or restlessness during self-inquiry meditation?