Quotes in self-inquiry.

Description

These quotes in self-inquiry are very useful for any serious truth seeker irrespective of his background, conditioning,belief,faith,religion to which he belongs.self-inquiry is a scientific inquiry into the working of self,usually called the ego the ego,its thoughts,feelings etc.self-inquiry is beyond all religions in which there is no seeking,no becoming,no end to be gained.In the silent observation of self-inquiry in which there no choice or condemnation thought and feeling unfold themselves.In this process we actualize the potential of the Self (Atman).In self-inquiry we understand ourselves,our impulses,reactions,the whole process of thinking,conscious as well as unconscious/Depending on somebody to tell what is in our mind prevents understanding of oneself.Usually we take some shelter under an authority,be it a guru,scripture,method,which gives temporary sense of security,a sense of well being but that is not understanding of total process of oneself.Unless we uncover all the layers of mind including its unconscious part we will not have self-knowledge and creativity.

About the Author

The author,Dr.P.V.S.Suryanarayana Raju is pediatrician from Andhra Pradesh,India,born on 12th December 1950.He is working on the subject of self-inquiry for the past 30 years under the living Presence and guidance of Ramana Maharshi which he discovered 30 years ago in Ramanasramam.He is a frequent visitor to Ramanasramam and out of greatfulness to Bhagawan he wrote many books analyzing his teachings and these books are some of them.His works include "The Art of self-enquiry,Alpha and Omega of self-inquiry,The essence of self-inquiry part 1 & 2, Insights in self-inquiry Part 1 & 2,Theory of self-inquiry,The Practice of self-inquiry,The theory and Practice of self-inquiry,The comprehensive book on self-inquiry,he commented on "Who am i",Upadesa saram,Akshara Mana Malai of Ramana Maharshi and all are his products of his own experience.He wrote many books on Bhagawan in Telugu which include "Nenevadanu? which is a commentary of him on "who am i" in Telugu and his recent book in Telugu is Atma Vicharana Ati Sulabham mainly deals with the practical aspect of self-inquiry and he explains in it why self-inquiry is a direct and easy way for realizing the Self.

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