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Who am I?

The teaching of Sri Bhagavan Ramana Maharshi

Living by the Words of Bhagavan

Edited by David Godman.
Rs 150 plus shipping and handling. How to order.
An absorbing account of the trials and tribulations of Annamalai Swami’s life with Bhagavan.
Annamalai Swami spent many years supervising building work at Ramanashram under Bhagavan’s direct supervision.
This is a classic Milarepa-like tale of unwavering commitment to the Guru and his words.
Many previously unpublished dialogues with Bhagavan are included, and the book also contains teaching dialogues that took place between Annamalai Swami and his own devotees in the late 1980s.

Be As You Are The Teachings of Sri Ramana Maharshi

Edited by David Godman.
Rs 125 plus shipping and handling. How to order.
Probably the most widely read book on Ramana Maharshi’s teachings.
Since its first appearance in the mid-80s, it has been, outside India, the standard introduction to Bhagavan’s teachings.
Dialogues with Ramana are arranged by topics, with the most important teachings on each subject differentiated from the remainder.
Introductions to each chapter summarize Bhagavan’s views on each subject.

Final Talks, Annamalai Swami

Edited by David Godman, 109 pages
Rs 60 plus shipping and handling.
Annamalai Swami lived and worked with Sri Ramana Maharishi until 1938, when Sri Ramana asked his disciple to devote himself to solitary meditation.
In the 1980s small numbers of spiritual seekers began to visit Annamalai Swami to question him about his Guru’s teachings and their own spiritual practices.
The teachings presented in this book were given out the last six months of his Annamalai Swami’s life. They represent the essence of his experience and his lifelong devotion to his Guru and his teachings.

The Power of the Presence

Part One, Part Two, Part Three By David Godman.
Accounts from Ramana devotees.
Ordered individually.
Rs 250 each, plus shipping and handling.
What was it like to live with and be guided by Sri Ramana Maharishi, one of the greatest sages that India has ever produced?
– Part One: Eight devotees narrate their personal stories, most of which have never before appeared in English.
– Part Two: Six more devotees share their momentous and transforming experiences.
– Part Three: The final volume. Recounts stories about a number of outstanding devotees: Ramanatha Brahmachari, Mastan, Lakshmi the cow, Echammal and others.