10:00 AM - 12:15 AM (doors open at 9:30 AM) Silent meditation in Sri Sadisvara Mandiram followed by Abhisheka and nirajana (camphor waving) Discourse and dialogues on Self-Knowledge and Self-inquiry in Satsang Hall followed by recitation in Sanskrit and English of Vedantic texts. Tamil Ribhu Gita reading in Satsang Hall followed by invocation and nirajana ... Read more
The focus of the Boundless Wisdom events is to delve deeply into the Knowledge expounded in Advaita Vedanta texts by sages such as Ribhu and Adi Sankara.
10:00 AM - 12:15 AM (doors open at 9:30 AM) Silent meditation in Sri Sadisvara Mandiram followed by Abhisheka and nirajana (camphor waving) Discourse and dialogues on Self-Knowledge and Self-inquiry in Satsang Hall followed by recitation in Sanskrit and English of Vedantic texts. Tamil Ribhu Gita reading in Satsang Hall followed by invocation and nirajana ... Read more
10:00 AM - 12:15 AM (doors open at 9:30 AM) Silent meditation in Sri Sadisvara Mandiram followed by Abhisheka and nirajana (camphor waving) Discourse and dialogues on Self-Knowledge and Self-inquiry in Satsang Hall followed by recitation in Sanskrit and English of Vedantic texts. Tamil Ribhu Gita reading in Satsang Hall followed by invocation and nirajana ... Read more
Meditation, readings, puja with singing of bhajans to Lord Krishna ॐ Few verses from the book, The Song Celestial, printed by Sri Ramanasramam, containing verses from the Bhagavad Gita selected and reset by Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi: Only by devotion without otherness can I be known and truly seen Arjuna, and by Truth even ... Read more
10:00 AM - 12:15 AM (doors open at 9:30 AM) Silent meditation in Sri Sadisvara Mandiram followed by Abhisheka and nirajana (camphor waving) Discourse and dialogues on Self-Knowledge and Self-inquiry in Satsang Hall followed by recitation in Sanskrit and English of Vedantic texts. Tamil Ribhu Gita reading in Satsang Hall followed by invocation and nirajana ... Read more
The date of September 1st is when Sri Ramana Maharshi arrived at Arunachala, steadily abiding in and as the Self, where he would henceforth reveal the highest Nondual Truth with teachings of Self-Knowledge, showing the primary means of the path of Knowledge – Self-inquiry. This retreat, which includes the celebration of that holy day, focuses on the Maharshi’s teachings contained within Atma Vidya, Ekatma Pancakam, and other short texts, with spiritual instruction about these teachings, and much time for silent meditation. This retreat is an immersion in the fusion of Knowledge and devotion.
The date of September 1st is when Sri Ramana Maharshi arrived at Arunachala, steadily abiding in and as the Self, where he would henceforth reveal the highest Nondual Truth with teachings of Self-Knowledge, showing the primary means of the path of Knowledge – Self-inquiry. This retreat, which includes the celebration of that holy day, focuses on the Maharshi’s teachings contained within Atma Vidya, Ekatma Pancakam, and other short texts, with spiritual instruction about these teachings, and much time for silent meditation. This retreat is an immersion in the fusion of Knowledge and devotion.
The date of September 1st is when Sri Ramana Maharshi arrived at Arunachala, steadily abiding in and as the Self, where he would henceforth reveal the highest Nondual Truth with teachings of Self-Knowledge, showing the primary means of the path of Knowledge – Self-inquiry. This retreat, which includes the celebration of that holy day, focuses on the Maharshi’s teachings contained within Atma Vidya, Ekatma Pancakam, and other short texts, with spiritual instruction about these teachings, and much time for silent meditation. This retreat is an immersion in the fusion of Knowledge and devotion.
10:00 AM - 12:15 AM (doors open at 9:30 AM) Silent meditation in Sri Sadisvara Mandiram followed by Abhisheka and nirajana (camphor waving) Discourse and dialogues on Self-Knowledge and Self-inquiry in Satsang Hall followed by recitation in Sanskrit and English of Vedantic texts. Tamil Ribhu Gita reading in Satsang Hall followed by invocation and nirajana ... Read more
Meditation, reading of Sri Ramana’s words, devotional singing of bhajans, and puja to Sri Ramana Maharshi
