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Arunachala ShivaCommentaries on
Sri Ramana Maharshi's Teachings
Who Am I?
Arunachala Shiva is a profound homage to the spiritual greatness of Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi who is one of India’s most well-known Sages. Included in this book is his famous text, Who Am I? (Nan Yar) in which he declares that Self-enquiry is the most direct route to Self-realisation.
Arunachala Shiva paints an intimate picture of Sri Ramana’s life, taking us behind the scenes to moments with his closest disciples. The shocking yet compelling commentaries offer new and unexpected insights into his teachings, challenging entrenched ideas and assisting a final realisation. The unique nature of these interviews is revealed in the DVD Preview and in the 100 photographs.
Your
own Self-realisation is the greatest service
you can offer to the
world.
Sri Ramana Maharshi
David
Godman has lived at Arunachala
for thirty years,
becoming
an authority
on Sri Ramana. He is the author of many
books on Sri Ramana
and his close
disciples, most notably Be As You Are.
James Swartz an American Vedanta
teacher and author, visits Arunachala
every year. His latest book, How to
Attain Enlightenment, highlights
the
Vedanta approach to liberation.
Premananda is an English spiritual
teacher with twenty years experience
of Self-enquiry. He has held an annual
retreat at Arunachala for the
last ten
years. He is the author of several books
including Blueprints
for Awakening.
THE BOOK The beauty and fascination of Sri Ramana Maharshi and his Teachings are reflected in the high quality, carefully designed hardcover book. • 36 colour art pages with 100 photographs
of Ramana Maharshi, Arunachala and surroundings. ISBN 978-0-9555730-6-4, Hardcover 370 pages |
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THE FILM The Film expresses the important aspects of Sri Ramana’s life and teachings. It presents the highlights of the thought provoking commentaries from David Godman, James Swartz and Premananda on Sri Ramana’s most important written works. The film contains archive material of Sri Ramana, film of the Ramana Ashram and of course, beautiful footage of Arunachala. • Film length 75 min. ISBN 978-0-9555730-9-5 |