Initial silence is followed by meditation instruction on "Absorption of your sense of identity". Dialogues on the following topics: completely absorbed; bbsorbed in the instruction; Consciousness is never hindered
Initial silence is followed by meditation instruction on "Meditate upon what you are forever". Dialogues on the following topics: What is not an object?; Location-less; the deeper experience of “no other” for the first time
Initial silence is followed by meditation instruction on "Knowledge and Being are one and the same". Dialogues on the following topics: the thought that self-inquiry will not be successful
Initial silence is followed by meditation instruction on "Indivisible Existence". Dialogues on the following topics: Invariable sense of Existence
Initial silence is followed by meditation instruction on "Indivisible Existence". Dialogues on the following topics: invariable sense of Existence; what is aware of the movement of attention?
Initial silence is followed by meditation instruction on "Who am I". Dialogues on the following topics: repetition or inward turning of the mind; the focus should be on Knowledge of your Self; what is Being
Initial silence is followed by meditation instruction on "transcendent of senses, mind and ego". Dialogues on the following topics: the Self is only one
Initial silence is followed by meditation instruction on "Not this, not this". Dialogues on the following topics: Maharshi's Grace
Initial silence is followed by meditation instruction on "Only Consciousness". Dialogues on the following topics: Absorption
Initial silence is followed by meditation instruction on, "Meditate upon Consciousness by identifying yourself with it". Dialogues on the following topics: Ramana is always available; can you become lost from yourself?
Initial silence is followed by meditation instruction on "Cease to misidentify with anything conceived in the mind". Dialogues on the following topics: From where does the sense of reality derive
Initial silence is followed by meditation instruction on "Return to the Origin". Dialogues on the following topics: the means and end must be of the same nature; the state is for someone