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<strong>Talks</strong> <strong>with</strong> <strong>Sri</strong> <strong>Ramana</strong> <strong>Maharshi</strong><br />

Talk 586.<br />

An Andhra visitor asked: How is one to be quiet? It is so difficult to be so.<br />

Should we practise yoga for it? Or is there any other means for it?<br />

M.: What is not difficult looks difficult. A man is prone to wander<br />

about. He is told to stay quiet at home, but finds it difficult to do<br />

so because he wants to wander about.<br />

D.: Is there any particular upasana which is more efficacious than<br />

others?<br />

M.: All upasanas are equally efficacious. But each one takes easily<br />

to one kind of upasana which suits his previous vasanas.<br />

24th November, 1938<br />

Talk 587.<br />

The Spanish lady and her lady friend have come. They asked: You say<br />

the Heart is on the right. Can you explain how it is so?<br />

<strong>Sri</strong> Bhagavan handed over the extract from the Psychological Review<br />

of Philadelphia for her to read. He also added. The Heart is the place<br />

wherefrom the ‘I-thought’ arises.<br />

D.: So you mean the spiritual Heart as distinguished from the physical<br />

heart?<br />

M.: Yes. It is explained in Ch. V of <strong>Sri</strong> <strong>Ramana</strong> Gita.<br />

D.: Is there any stage when one might feel the Heart?<br />

M.: It is <strong>with</strong>in the experience of everyone. Everyone touches the<br />

right side of his chest when he says ‘I’.<br />

Both the ladies kneeled before <strong>Sri</strong> Bhagavan one after another and<br />

asked for blessings. Then they left for Pondicherry on their way<br />

to Colombo.<br />

25th November, 1938<br />

Talk 588.<br />

To an Andhra seeker, <strong>Sri</strong> Bhagavan said: Sannyasa is mentioned for<br />

one who is fit. It consists in renunciation not of material objects but<br />

of attachment to them. Sannyasa can be practised by anyone even at<br />

home. Only one must be fit for it. Again.<br />

558

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