WANT Spiritual Enlightenment? Listen to Papaji's Experience Now 

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Papaji's wisdom encapsulates the essence of living with such purity and love that even the divine beings are drawn to visit. 🌟💜

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Perfect, brother! I loved the fact that you summarized the message of the video so simply. Gratitude!!

Wow a wrong fundamentalist attitude...KRISHNA himself said realize Brahman or the real self is the highest.

@@vajraloka1lol there’s always going to be emotional religious ppl bless you guys for responding and trying to reason with them I say let the sleeping lie no need to wake them up

Let's not talk about Shri Krishn without getting him, and let's not talk about Self without revealing Self. It's just like a blind man guiding another blind which actually increases confusion & our ego. So let's request for... Asato Maa Sad-Gamaya Tamaso Maa Jyotir-Gamaya 🙏

I understand the different reactions that this passage can evoke. When Ramana Maharshi talks about what appears and disappears not being the eternal truth, he is not denying the existence of Krishna or deities. He is pointing to a deeper truth beyond physical and temporal forms. The question about the reality of Ramana Maharshi and spiritual experiences is complex and may vary depending on individual beliefs. The essential thing is that this passage invites reflection on the nature of reality and spirituality, respecting different interpretations and personal experiences.

The conversation begins with Ramana Maharshi highlighting the impermanence of external practices such as bhakti (devotion), meditation and chanting. These practices, while helpful in directing one toward higher understanding, ultimately lead to something beyond themselves - a deeper truth or Light that transcends transient experiences. When Papaji describes how he will play with Krishna, who symbolizes the personification of love and fun. This suggests a personal and intimate connection with the DIVINE, beyond ritualistic practices. When Ramana states that what appears and disappears - such as the physical presence of Krishna - he means that it is not the eternal truth. Papaji emphasizes that when he speaks, it is not his own voice, but the voice of his Master, Ramana Maharshi. This underlines a deep sense of identity with the teachings received from Ramana, suggesting a spiritual union where the disciple becomes a channel for the Master's wisdom. I really hope I have helped in some way to clarify 🙏❤

​@@mastersofeternityBrother, let this question be raised by Papaji who knew Shri Krishn much more deeply than any of us here. If he can get what Maharshi wanted to say, then we need to look at what we can learn from their learning & grow ourselves. BTW the way I see it is that It's actually a beuautiful intersection of Bhakti Marg & Gyan Marg. Both when practiced fully, lead to dissolution of our identity & realisation of Eternal Self, the same Eternal Self that Shri Krishn wants us to get 😊.