Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on Knowledge of one’s true identity. Dialogues on Self-inquiry, freedom from ignorance, and other spiritual topics. This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Bhagavad Gita and in Tamil from chapter 36 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on Self-Knowledge. Dialogues on attribute-less Knowledge, practice and transcendent Knowledge, and other spiritual topics. This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Chandogya Upanishad and in Tamil from chapter 35 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the falseness of ignorance and obstacles to Self-Realization. Dialogues on Self-inquiry, absence of doership in inquiry, and and other spiritual topics. This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Chandogya Upanishad and in Tamil from chapter 35 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on Knowledge of Brahman and Self-Knowledge. Dialogues on the inward-turned mind, freedom from karmas, Self-inquiry, dissolution of the idea of separation, and other spiritual topics. This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Chandogya Upanishad and in Tamil from chapter 34 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the prefect fullness of Brahman. Dialogues on freedom from thought by knowledge of the knower, freedom from ego-tendencies by effort in spiritual practice, and other spiritual topics. This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Chandogya Upanishad and in Tamil from chapter 34 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on Self-Knowledge. Dialogues on Self-inquiry and surrender, not postponing bliss, no nonexistence, and other spiritual topics. This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Chandogya Upanishad and in Tamil from chapter 33 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the knower of Brahman becomes Brahman. Dialogues on faith, love, the guru, maya, single-mindedness, thought obstacles, love, and other spiritual topics. This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Chandogya Upanishad and in Tamil from chapter 33 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the Self is Brahman. Dialogues on love, detachment, me, the nature of the Self, Knowledge and Consciousness, and other spiritual topics. This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Chandogya Upanishad and in Tamil from chapter 32 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the limitless happiness of the Knowledge of the Self. Dialogues on the peace of detachment, freedom from thoughts, the end of ignorance, and other spiritual topics. This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad and in Tamil from chapter 32 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the nature of the Self. Dialogue on “beyond.” This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad and in Tamil from chapter 31 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the Self’s freedom from thought. Dialogues on spiritual experiences and the Self, maya, all is Brahman, and other spiritual topics. This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad and in Tamil from chapter 31 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the nature of Existence. Dialogues on Sri Ramana’s arrival at Arunachala, detachment, the greatest glory, and other spiritual topics. This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Taittiriya Upanishad and in Tamil from chapter 30 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on what it means to turn within. Dialogues on discrimination, detachment and concerns, the mind, the choice of the wise, and other spiritual topics. This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Taittiriya Upanishad and in Tamil from chapter 29 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the view of one’s Self determining the view of reality. Dialogues on the teachings, grace, silence, activities and detachment, bodiless Being, the mass of Existence-Consciousness-Bliss, and other spiritual topics. This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Upadesa Sahasri and in Tamil from chapter 29 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the one Self, the one Existence, the one Consciousness, and the one happiness. Dialogues on death and the world, the nature of Knowledge, and other spiritual topics. This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Upadesa Sahasri and in Tamil from chapter 28 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the nature of Existence. Dialogues on grace and the Self’s existence, freedom from misidentification, the suffering of others, and other spiritual topics. This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Upadesa Sahasri and in Tamil from chapter 28 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the existence of the Self. Dialogues on detachment, intensity of spiritual practice, and other spiritual topics. This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Upadesa Sahasri and in Tamil from chapter 28 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on happiness and Self-Knowledge. Dialogues on desire and happiness, helping others, and other spiritual topics. This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Upadesa Sahasri and in Tamil from chapter 27 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on Knowledge that transcends the senses and mind. Dialogues on silence, transcendence of thought, and other spiritual topics. This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Upadesa Sahasri and in Tamil from chapter 27 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the Existence of the Self. Dialogues on devotion and knowledge, forgetfulness and remembrance, and other spiritual topics. This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Upadesa Sahasri and in Tamil from chapter 26 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the Knowledge of Reality and the unreal nature of ignorance. Dialogues on Brahman and all, thoughts and Consciousness, and other spiritual topics. This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Upadesa Sahasri and in Tamil from chapter 26 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the Self’s true nature of Sat-Chit-Ananda, Being-Consciousness-Bliss. Dialogues on the essence of the teaching, freedom from thought, and other spiritual topics. This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Upadesa Sahasri and in Tamil from chapter 25 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on Self-Knowledge and Self-inquiry. Dialogue on abandonment of thought and other spiritual topics. This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Upadesa Sahasri and in Tamil from chapter 25 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on Self-Knowledge. Dialogues on freedom from affliction through conviction in Self-Knowledge, nonobjective inquiry, Brahman and thought, and other spiritual topics. This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Upadesa Sahasri and in Tamil from chapter 25 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the certitude and self-evident nature of the Self. Dialogues on Sat-Chit-Ananda, bliss, prayer, turning inward, and other spiritual topics. This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Upadesa Sahasri and in Tamil from chapter 24 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on what is natural and happiness. Dialogues on happiness, the natural state, religious bhava, and other spiritual topics. This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Mandukya Upanishad and Karika of Gaudapada and in Tamil from chapter 24 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the ever-existent nature of the Self. Dialogues on God, ignorance in the mind, reality and other spiritual topics. This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Mandukya Upanishad and Karika of Gaudapada and in Tamil from chapter 23 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the inconceivable nature of the Self and Self-Knowledge. Dialogues on nonobjective Self-inquiry, constant inquiry, and other spiritual topics. This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Mandukya Upanishad and Karika of Gaudapada and in Tamil from chapter 23 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the Reality of the Self. Dialogues on ignorance and Self-inquiry, dreams and the Self, deep sleep and Being-Consciousness, and other spiritual topics. This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Mandukya Upanishad and Karika of Gaudapada and in Tamil from chapter 22 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the eternal, changeless nature of the Self and Self-Knowledge. Dialogues on the illusory nature of bondage, forgetfulness and Self-inquiry, subsidence of the ego, the illusory nature of illusion, and other spiritual topics. This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Mundaka Upanishad and in Tamil from chapter 22 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on misidentification and the true nature of the Self. Dialogues on Self-inquiry, knowledge, the mind, and other spiritual topics. This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Prashna Upanishad and in Tamil from chapter 21 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the Knowledge of Existence. Dialogues on the revelation of the Self, love, meditation advice, one Self, and other spiritual topics. This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Kathopanishad and in Tamil from chapter 21 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on Self-Knowledge. Dialogues on sahaja samadhi, disturbance during meditation, the unmoving one, how to carry the teaching with you, and other spiritual topics. This is followed by a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Kathopanishad and in Tamil from chapter 20 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on nonobjective Self-Knowledge. Dialogues on Self-inquiry, how one knows, freedom from the ego, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Katha Upanisad and in Tamil from chapter 20 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the Existence of the Self. Dialogues on the wandering mind, self-control and the desire for Self-Realization, bliss, sensations, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Katha Upanisad and in Tamil from chapter 19 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the other-less existence of the Self. Dialogues on the ever-existent Self, the light of Knowledge, love, the interval between states of mind, other-less devotion, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Katha Upanisad and in Tamil from chapter 19 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on Self-inquiry and Self-Knowledge. Dialogues on joy in spiritual practice, egoless Being, love, nonobjective Knowledge and the focus of Self-inquiry, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Kena Upanisad and in Tamil from chapter 19 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on reality of the Self and the unreality of the bound individual. Dialogues on the compassion of a jnani, beyond the mind, spiritual practice, actions and Self-inquiry, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Kena Upanisad and in Tamil from chapter 18 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the inquiry that reveals the true nature of the Self. Dialogues on the seer and the seen, thoughts and reality, Consciousness and imagination, the purpose of thoughts, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Isa Upanisad and in Tamil from chapter 18 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on Knowledge of the Self. Dialogues on thought and bliss, “being aware” contrasted with Self-inquiry, seeking and striving, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Upadesha Sahasri and in Tamil from chapter 17 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the nature of Existence. Dialogues on freedom from limitation, Self-inquiry, role of s parent, the 14 worlds, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Upadesha Sahasri and in Tamil from chapter 17 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the Self and Self-Knowledge. Dialogues on yoga and inquiry, the pseudo-self and the real Existence, Self-inquiry and worldly interactions, thoughts and belief, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Upadesha Sahasri and in Tamil from chapter 16 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the Knowledge of the Self. Dialogues on thought and Self-Knowledge, death and the indestructible, Self-inquiry, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Upadesha Sahasri and in Tamil from chapter 16 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on Existence, Self-Realization, and Self-inquiry. Dialogues on Isvara and Brahman, misidentification, thinking and Knowledge, no other “I,” freedom from the labyrinth of illusion, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Upadesha Sahasri and in Tamil from chapter 15 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on freedom from ignorance by Self-Knowledge. Dialogues on grace and the location-less Self, reading and Knowledge, freedom from thoughts, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Upadesha Sahasri and in Tamil from chapter 15 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the absolute Existence of the Self. Dialogues on the explanation of Reality, detachment in the mind, awakening Knowledge, Reality and maya, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Upadesha Sahasri and in Tamil from chapter 14 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on egoless Brahman-Knowledge transcendent of jagat-jiva-para. Dialogues on Self-inquiry, nonobjective knowledge, freedom from the body, prana and mind, devotion and knowledge, non-meditative states, peace, created beings and the universe and God, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Upadesha Sahasri and in Tamil from chapter 14 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the changeless Knowledge of the changeless Self. Dialogues on grace, deeper than the mind, the reason for existence and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Upadesha Sahasri and in Tamil from chapter 13 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the indivisible nature of the Brahman-Self. Dialogues on the many and the One, thoughts, daily activities and Self-Realization, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Upadesha Sahasri and in Tamil from chapter 13 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the nondual nature of the Self. Dialogues on the ego, ignorant thought, the soul and God, no diffaculty, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Upadesha Sahasri and in Tamil from chapter 12 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on one’s identity as the Self. Dialogues on freedom from thought and happiness, nonobjective inquiry and concentration on the “I” thought, Self-inquiry and the thought of Bhagavan, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Upadesha Sahasri and in Tamil from chapter 12 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on Self-Knowledge beyond thought. Dialogues about silence, the false assumption of an ego-“I,” and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Upadesha Sahasri and in Tamil from chapter 11 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the Existence of the Self and the nonexistence of a bound individual. Dialogues on Consciousness transcendent of the three states of mind, the nature of the mind, Self-inquiry, happiness, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Upadesha Sahasri and in Tamil from chapter 11 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on Knowledge of the Self. Dialogues on discriminative inquiry, Consciousness, the changeless and “I,” and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Upadesha Sahasri and in Tamil from chapter 10 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on Self-Knowledge, Dialogues on freedom from grasping, Existence and delusion, experiential spiritual knowledge, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Upadesha Sahasri and in Tamil from chapter 10 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on knowing reality by knowing oneself. Dialogues on the Knowledge-essence, Self-inquiry, transcendence of the senses, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Chandogya Upanishad and in Tamil from chapter 9 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the deep Knowledge of Existence. Dialogues on knowledge and grace, Self-inquiry, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Chandogya Upanishad and in Tamil from chapter 9 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on Self-Knowledge. Dialogues on transcendence of the states of the mind, Self-inquiry, examination of the misidentifications that are the root of mental tendencies, freedom from doer-ship, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Chandogya Upanishad and in Tamil from chapter 8 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the Knowledge of the Self, Self-inquiry, and the mahavakya. Dialogues on the mind, the false assumption of individuality, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Chandogya Upanishad and in Tamil from chapter 8 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the beginningless and endless Existence of the Self. Dialogues on grace, egotistic opinions, worship and ritual, an arrogant questioner, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Chandogya Upanishad and in Tamil from chapter 7 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by brief spiritual instruction on Self-inquiry and Self-Realization. Dialogues on Brahman, the support of all, where one goes, what is Being, egoless joy, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Chandogya Upanishad and in Tamil from chapter 7 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by brief spiritual instruction on dissolution of the mind, abandonment of misidentification with the body, love and detachment, Existence and Knowledge, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Chandogya Upanishad and in Tamil from chapter 6 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the Self’s freedom from the assumption of individuality. Dialogues on detachment and loss of the ego by inquiry, freedom from the mind, being without guilt, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad and in Tamil from chapter 6 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on steadiness of Self-Knowledge. Dialogues on Self-inquiry, ego-loss and vairagya, Self-inquiry and freedom from a personal history, no-creation, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad and in Tamil from chapter 5 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on nonobjective Self-Knowledge and Reality. Dialogues on transcendence of the mind’s activities, the source of the sense of reality, the knower and the known, spiritual experience, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad and in Tamil from chapter 5 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the Knowledge of Existence. Dialogues on the “I” thought, Self-inquiry, Self-Realization, sound, Om, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad and in Tamil from chapter 4 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the one Self. Dialogues on freedom from thought, experience, the unreality of thought, pure Consciousness, Brahman, freedom from the forms of ignorance, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Taittiriya Upanishad and in Tamil from chapter 4 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the imaginary nature of difference. Dialogues on transcendence of the senses, the assumed connection between the Reality of the Self and the body, mind, etc., death and immortality, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Taittiriya Upanishad and in Tamil from chapter 3 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on Knowledge of the Self and the results of misidentification. Dialogues on experiences and realization of the Self, omniscience-omnipotence-omnipresence, detachment and the mind, happiness, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Avadhuta Gita and in Tamil from chapter 3 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on Self-Knowledge. Dialogues on inquiry and abidance as the Self, the Self’s Existence, death and immortality, bhakti and jnana, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Avadhuta Gita and in Tamil from chapter 2 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on Knowledge of the innate. Dialogues on freedom from problems, Self-inquiry, who inquires, neti neti and silence, effort in discrimination, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Avadhuta Gita and in Tamil from chapter 2 of the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on “not thus, not thus.” Dialogues Self-inquiry and happiness, no ignorance and no bondage, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Avadhuta Gita and in Tamil from the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the nature of Reality and how to know it. Dialogues on the individual, happiness, freedom from the concept of possessions, spiritual practice, freedom from the misidentification as a performer of action, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Avadhuta Gita and in Tamil from the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the Self beyond thought. Dialogues on God, worship, freedom from thoughts and states of mind, the purpose of suffering, the highest form of worship, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Avadhuta Gita and in Tamil from the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on that the Self is the Reality. Dialogues on the certainty of Self-Knowledge, negation of objectification, freedom from fear, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Avadhuta Gita and in Tamil from the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the Self’s perpetual Existence. Dialogues on happiness, transcendence of sensations, the only Existence, and other spiritual topics. Followed by recitations in Sanskrit and English of verses from the Avadhuta Gita and in Tamil from the Song of Ribhu.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the Knowledge of Reality. Dialogues on individuality and the true nature if “I,” happiness and peace, to whom the teaching is revealed, an experience and the Reality, and other spiritual topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses of the Avadhuta Gita and in Tamil from the Song of Ribhu chapter 43.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on freedom from false attribution of the non-Self to the Self. Dialogues on the idea of departure from the Self, being transcendent of thought, non-appearance, and other spiritual topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses of the Avadhuta Gita and in Tamil from the Song of Ribhu chapter 43.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on how the Self knows its own existence. Dialogues on the significance of “I,” Self-inquiry, what remains, and other spiritual topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses of the Avadhuta Gita and in Tamil from the Song of Ribhu chapter 42.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the true nature of the Self. Dialogues on the intellect and Self-inquiry, spiritual progress and Knowledge, the fourfold sadhana, and other spiritual topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses of the Avadhuta Gita and in Tamil from the Song of Ribhu chapter 41.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the Self and the not-Self. Dialogues on the witness, impersonal Truth, ideas and Brahman, Knowledge, and other spiritual topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses of Adi Sankara’s Nirvana Shatkam and in Tamil from the Song of Ribhu chapter 41.
Initial spiritual instruction is entirely in silence. Dialogues on the nonexistence of anything other than the Self, nonattachment, striving, the mind, and other spiritual topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses of Adi Sankara’s Dasasloki and in Tamil from the Song of Ribhu chapter 40.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on self-luminous Consciousness. Dialogues on spiritual striving, experience of the bodiless nature of oneself, the mind, and other spiritual topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses of Dakshinamurti Varna-mala Stotram and in Tamil from the Song of Ribhu chapter 40.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the nature of the Self, Brahman without another. Dialogues on Consciousness and deep sleep, forgetfulness and truth, sacredness and religious bhava, and other spiritual topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses of Dakshinamurti Varna-mala Stotram and in Tamil from the Song of Ribhu chapter 39.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the Knowledge of Brahman and Self-inquiry. Dialogues on detachment and the Self, misidentification, the ego and its delusions, and other spiritual topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses of Dakshinamurti Stotram and in Tamil from the Song of Ribhu chapter 38.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the immortality of the Self. Dialogues on causality, sound and silence, egolessness, and other spiritual topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses of Dakshinamurti Stotram and in Tamil from the Song of Ribhu chapter 38.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the self-knowing nature of Consciousness and Self-Knowledge. Dialogues on the true nature of Existence, the unreality of the ego and deep inquiry, and other spiritual topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses of Dakshinamurti Ashtakam and in Tamil from the Song of Ribhu chapter 37.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the ever-existent and self-existent nature of the Self. Dialogues on listening to the spiritual teaching, the knower, freedom from obstruction in Self-inquiry, and other topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses of Dakshinamurti Ashtakam and in Tamil from the Song of Ribhu chapter 37.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the nature of the Self and the Knowledge of Reality. Dialogues on freedom from suffering, thoughts and the Self, identity and the devotee, and other topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses of Dakshinamurti Dhyanam and in Tamil from the Song of Ribhu chapter 36.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the self-evident nature of the Self. Dialogues on the perfect fullness, individuality, the mind, freedom from thought, and other topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses of Gaudapada's Karika on Mandukya Upanishad and in Tamil from the Song of Ribhu chapter 36.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on Self-Knowledge and the inquiry into the true nature of Existence. Dialogues on the mind and maya, the Bhagavad Gita, when to inquire, difficulty in spiritual practice, and other spiritual topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses of Gaudapada’s Karika on Mandukya Upanishad and in Tamil from the Song of Ribhu chapter 35.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on who one is and what is real. Dialogues on the four requisites and the desire for Liberation, the guru, work and the bodiless Self, states of mind, and other spiritual topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses of Gaudapada’s Karika on Mandukya Upanishad and in Tamil from the Song of Ribhu chapter 35.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the Existence of the Self. Dialogues on single-mindedness and detachment, God and the Self, Existence and maya, approach to spiritual practice, and other spiritual topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses of the Mandukya Upanishad and in Tamil from the Song of Ribhu chapter 34.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the source and significance of “I.” Dialogues on being egoless, God, the nature of the seeker, inquiry and satsang, bhakti (devotion) and jnana knowledge, and other spiritual topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses of the Mundaka Upanishad and in Tamil from the Song of Ribhu chapter 34.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the bodiless, egoless nature of the Self. Dialogues on listening anew with humility, freedom from the mind, the body and the Atman, the spiritual opportunity, and other spiritual topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses of the Prasna Upanishad and in Tamil from the Song of Ribhu chapter 33.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the Self’s transcendence of thought. Dialogues on action and actor, freedom from misidentification, ignorance, extroversion and introspection, and other spiritual topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses of the Katha Upanishad and in Tamil from the Song of Ribhu chapter 33.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on what is real. Dialogues on steady knowledge, listening and inquiry, what needs to be done, and other spiritual topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses of the Katha Upanishad and in Tamil from the Song of Ribhu chapter 32.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on Self-Knowledge. Dialogues on freedom from the mentality of misidentification with the body, thinking and Self-inquiry, happiness and worldly attachment, and other spiritual topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses of the Katha Upanishad and in Tamil from the Song of Ribhu chapter 32.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the knower of Brahman. Dialogues on unmodified Brahman, the illusory nature of illusion, happiness and the desire to be secure, and other spiritual topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses of the Katha Upanishad and in Tamil from the Song of Ribhu chapter 31.
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the Knowledge of true Being and what you consider yourself to be. Dialogues on discrimination, surrender and "my," deep inquiry and the source of belief, and other spiritual topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses of the Katha Upanishad and in Tamil from the Song of Ribhu chapter 31.