Q: How can one know the Self?
A: The Self always is. There is no knowing It.
It is not some new knowledge to be acquired.
What is new and not here and now
Cannot be permanent.
---Ramana Maharshi
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Thanks for sharing Ramana Maharshi's sayings with us.
ReplyDeleteYou're very welcome. By the way, I just posted some more of the sayings of your great countryman on my other blog.
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