| • | This satsang begins with silence followed by a talk about
the transcendence of the three states by Self-Knowledge
and Liberation from the misidentification as an
individual (ego) by means of Self-inquiry. Dialogues on
the “the Knower of the field,” freedom in the midst of
bodily activity, happiness and detachment, the Absolute
viewed as the source and as it is, Self-Knowledge, and
other topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and
English from the Annapurna Upanishad. $6.00 |
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This satsangs begins with silence followed by a brief talk
on the nature of the silence of Dakshinamurti, the silence
of Sri Ramana Maharshi, and the silence of the
perfection of Absolute Reality, Self-Knowledge, and
Self-inquiry. Dialogues on inquiry, attempting to define
that which is objective contrasted with knowing one’s
own true nature, the ever-existent nature of Being, the
source of the true, good, and beautiful, the practice of
surrender of the ego and inquiry to know who one is, and
other topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and
English from the Annapurna Upanishad. $6.00 |
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Initial talk is about how Sri Ramana Maharshi revealed
his own Existence as the Self and the revelation of that
Existence within oneself. Dialogues on the establishing
of identity, reality, and happiness in their real source,
inquiry transcendent of the senses and the mind, Self-
Knowledge, and other topics. Concludes with a recitation
in Sanskrit and English from the Annapurna Upanishad. $6.00 |
| | • | This satsang begins with silence followed by an initial
talk about the inquiry “Who am I?” and the abandonment
of the assumption of an individual, or ego, who could be
in ignorance of in bondage. Dialogues are about Self-
Knowledge, transcendence of the body and the mind, the
absence of a second self apart from the Self, the nature of
Consciousness, liberation from the experiencer as well as
the objective experience of the three states, and other
topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and
English from the Annapurna Upanishad. $6.00 |
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| • | This satsangs, following a period of silence, begins with
a talk on the silence of Dakshinamurti and of Sri Ramana
Maharshi, the egoless nature of that Silence, Self-
Knowledge, Self-inquiry, the nondualistic nature of
Knowledge, and how the Self alone can know itself, One
without a second. Dialogues about bliss and knowing the
source of happiness, how to approach spiritual
instruction, experiential knowledge, direct and indirect
Maharshi, the egoless nature of that Silence, Self-
Knowledge, Self-inquiry, the nondualistic nature of
Knowledge, and how the Self alone can know itself, One
without a second. Dialogues about bliss and knowing the
source of happiness, how to approach spiritual
instruction, experiential knowledge, direct and indirect
knowledge, the nature and source of the mind, freedom
from the five sheaths, the constant Reality, and other
topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and
English from the Annapurna Upanishad. $6.00 |
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Following an initial period of silence, this satsang starts
with a brief talk about what does and does not determine
the nature of the Self, freedom from all attributes, and
why the Self alone knows itself. Several dialogues on
how to be free from vasanas (tendencies), destruction of
vasanas by Self-inquiry, and other topics. Concludes with
a recitation in Sanskrit and English from the Annapurna
Upanishad. $6.00 |
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| • | Initial silence is followed by a talk on the nonduality of
the Self and Self-Knowledge. Dialogues on conceptions
of separation from God or Being, the nonobjective view,
freedom from misidentification with the body, speech,
and mind, the nature of the mind and freedom from
thought, Self-inquiry, transcendence of the notions of an
event and the three times, and other topics. Concludes
with a recitation in Sanskrit and English from the
Annapurna Upanishad. $6.00 |
| | • | Initial silence is followed by a talk about the significance
of “no other” and “One without a second.” Dialogues on
the meaning of “without a second,” freedom from
misidentification with the body, tracing thoughts to their
source of definitions for oneself, inward and outward
mind, the nature of thought and the mind, the real
experience of Knowledge, and other topics. Concludes
with a recitation in Sanskrit and English from the
Annapurna Upanishad. $6.00 |
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Initial silence is followed by a talk regarding what one
considers to be real and to be the Self. Dialogues on Selfinquiry,
Existence, the One without a second,
fearlessness, duality and Nonduality, purpose, and other
topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and
English from the Annapurna Upanishad.
English from the Annapurna Upanishad. $6.00 |
| | • | Initial silence is followed by a brief talk about the Self,
Self-Knowledge, ignorance, and the innate state of the
Self transcendent of bondage and liberation. Dialogues
on negation of the illusory objective superimpositions
from the nonobjective Self, the nature of thought, the
nature of Reality, complete freedom from the jivatva in
the Knowledge of Brahman, freedom from recurrence of
delusion, transcendence of duality, perfect steadiness of
Absolute Knowledge of the Self, Self-inquiry, and other
topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and
English from the Annapurna Upanishad. $6.00 |
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| • | Initial silence is followed by a brief talk on the Real ever
is and the unreal never is, the Knowledge of Reality,
which is the Self, the ever-existence of Nonduality and
the nonexistence of duality, and Self-inquiry. Dialogues
on transcendence of the objective by Self-inquiry, the
nature of the mind, the love of the Self, the determination
of reality, the perceived as the nature of the perceiver, the
Self is just Being, no-ignorance and no ego, no bondage
and no one bound, and other topics. Concludes with a
recitation in Sanskrit and English from the Annapurna
Upanishad. $6.00 |
| | • | Initial talk about the nonexistence of duality, Selfinquiry,
freedom from misidentification as an ego, and
identity as the Self. Dialogues on honest selfexamination
for liberation from tendencies, Self-inquiry,
no second identity, absence of the ego, Being is Selfrealization,
and other topics. Concludes with a recitation
in Sanskrit and English from the Annapurna Upanishad. $6.00 |
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| • | Initial silence is followed by a talk about the nature of
Reality, the Self, Self-inquiry, how Knowledge of the
Self is by the Self alone, and the nonexistence of the ego.
Dialogues on freedom from the mind, Self-inquiry, the
experiential nature of Knowledge, the innate Knowledge
of Being, and the nonexistence of duality or the ego.
Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English from
the Annapurna Upanishad. $6.00 |
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Initial silence is followed by a brief talk on the everpresent,
nondual nature of the Self and Self-Realization,
inclusive of a reading of the Gnostic scripture, Treatise
on the Resurrection. Dialogues on the knower and the
known, questions about the text read, inquiry and mantra,
Self-inquiry contrasted with thinking, freedom from
suffering, and other topics. Concludes with a recitation in
Sanskrit and English from the Annapurna Upanishad.
on the Resurrection. Dialogues on the knower and the
known, questions about the text read, inquiry and mantra,
Self-inquiry contrasted with thinking, freedom from
suffering, and other topics. Concludes with a recitation in
Sanskrit and English from the Annapurna Upanishad. $6.00 |
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| • | Initial silence is followed by a talk about egoless Being
and Self-Realization. Dialogues on Self-inquiry, the
Mahavakya Tat Tvam Asi and the tenth man parable, the
knower and the known, freedom from the conception
being the performer of action and similar dualistic,
personal conceptions, and irrefutable knowledge of
Existence. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and
English from the Annapurna Upanishad. $6.00 |
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Initial discourse on the perfect fullness of the Self,
Being-Consciousness-Bliss, and now dualistic ignorance
is imagined having no other cause or substance than
imagination. Dialogues on Self-Knowledge, Self-inquiry,
perception and inquiry, the nonexistence of the ego, the
power of Knowledge in all spiritual practices, and other
topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and
English from the Annapurna Upanishad. $6.00 |
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| • | Initial silence is followed by a talk on Self-inquiry and
the Knowledge of one’s identity as the Self. Dialogues
on the negation of false definitions of the Self, the value
of spiritual practice, honesty and self-examination in the
destruction of vasanas, no second or ego-self, the silent
Witness of all states of mind, and other topics. Concludes
with a recitation in Sanskrit and English from the
Annapurna Upanishad. $6.00 |
| | • | This satsang’s initial talk consists entirely of profound
Silence. Dialogues on the nature of the mind and the
Self’s transcendence, the world within the mind,
steadiness of Knowledge and the elimination of
ignorance, the nonduality and egoless nature of the Self,
the veiling and projected multiplicity of delusion and
liberation from them, and other topics. Concludes with a
recitation in Sanskrit and English from the Annapurna
Upanishad. $6.00 |
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| • | Initial silence is followed by a brief talk on the unreality
of duality and the sole-existence of the nondual Self.
Dialogues on God and thinking, Self-Knowledge, Selfinquiry,
transcendence of what is objective, being One
without a second, and other topics. Concludes with a
recitation in Sanskrit and English from the Annapurna
Upanishad.
inquiry, transcendence of what is objective, being One
without a second, and other topics. Concludes with a
recitation in Sanskrit and English from the Annapurna
Upanishad. $6.00 |
| | • | Initial silence is followed by a talk about the nature of the
Self, the Self being one’s only nature, the destruction of
illusion, the significance of the mahavakya “I am
Brahman,” and the space-like nature of Being-
Consciousness-Bliss. Dialogues on the knower and the
known, the value of self-examination, the nature of the
mind, Consciousness, inquiry transcendent of the mind,
and other topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit
and English of the final verses of the Annapurna
Upanishad. $6.00 |
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| • | Initial talk is about what the Self truly is, with emphasis
on the unmanifested and the essence of the manifested
being identical, expressed in absolute terms. Dialogues
on transcendence of body, mind and ego, the first
impression of meeting with a sage, happiness, the
necessity of subjective inquiry free of dualistic idea of a
distinction between oneself and the Self, freedom from
coming and going, Self-inquiry and examination of
perception, steady Knowledge, and other topics.
Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of
verses from the Katha Upanishad. $6.00 |
| | • | Initial silence is followed by a talk on Sahaja Samadhi,
what it means, what it is, and how to realize it. Dialogues
on Self-inquiry, dissolution of repetitive conception,
bliss, nonobjective inquiry, nonduality, the infinite and
homogeneous, and other topics. Concludes with a
recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the
Katha Upanishad. $6.00 |
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| • | This satsang begins with a long period of silence
followed by a very brief talk concerning the sole-existent
Self and the Grace of Sri Ramana Maharshi. Dialogues
on Knowledge of the Self, Self-inquiry, freedom from
suffering, the meaning of “Self-abidance,” freedom from
bondage, and other topics. Concludes with a recitation in
Sanskrit and English of verses from the Katha
Upanishad. $6.00 |
| | • | Initial silence is followed by a talk on Self-inquiry and
the Realization of one’s identity as the Self. Dialogues on
liberation from ignorance, continuity of spiritual
experience, free from the performer of action, outward
and inward mind, ever-existent Consciousness and
Knowledge, faith, and discrimination, and other topics.
Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of
verses from the Katha Upanishad.
the Realization of one’s identity as the Self. Dialogues on
liberation from ignorance, continuity of spiritual
experience, free from the performer of action, outward
and inward mind, ever-existent Consciousness and
Knowledge, faith, and discrimination, and other topics.
Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of
verses from the Katha Upanishad. $6.00 |
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Initial talk is about nonobjective Self-Knowledge.
Dialogues on Self-inquiry, illusion and Reality in the
light of devotion, the nature of Realization, direct
experience and no ego, and other topics. Concludes with
a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from the
Katha Upanishad. $6.00 |
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In celebration of the day associated with the Self-
Realization of Sri Bhagavan (July 17, 1896), this satsang
commences with silence followed by a longer talk that
comments upon the first few sections of the “Self-
Realization” pamphlet published by SAT in 1996, which
contains spiritual teachings of the Maharshi. Dialogues
on Self-Knowledge and Self-inquiry, the nondual
Reality, and similar topics. The puja and chanting
sections of this holy event were not recorded. The
satsang portion was recorded, and this concludes with a
recitation in Tamil and English of Sri Bhagavan’s
Ekatma Pancakam, the Fives Verses on the One Self. $6.00 |
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| • | Initial silence is followed by a talk on the one Self, Self-
Realization, Self-inquiry, the nonexistence of the ego to
be bound, and the nondual nature of Reality. Dialogues
on Self-inquiry (Who am I?), the meaning of some the
sayings of Sri Ramana Maharshi, destruction of vasanas,
the certainty of Realization, Liberation, freedom from
misidentification, the source of happiness, transcendence
of recurring illusion, the Unborn and the beginningless,
and other topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit
and English of verses from chapter 2 of Bhagavad Gita. $6.00 |
| | • | Silence followed by a very brief talk about the nature of
the Self and Bliss. Dialogues on Self-Knowledge, Selfinquiry,
Nondual Truth, and similar topics. Concludes
with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from
chapter 2 of Bhagavad Gita. $6.00 |
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| • | There is no detailed explanation of this satsang available.
Lengthy dialogues on Self-inquiry and Self-Knowledge.
Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of
verses from chapter 2 of Bhagavad Gita.
Lengthy dialogues on Self-inquiry and Self-Knowledge.
Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of
verses from chapter 2 of Bhagavad Gita. $6.00 |
| | • | Silence followed by a talk on “who realizes what?”, the
nondual Self, and a prayer associated with the
Upanishads. Dialogues on liberation from the suffering
of death, the causeless Cause and the Causeless,
destruction of vasanas of ignorance, constancy of Selfinquiry,
freedom from misidentification, and other topics.
Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of
verses from chapter 2 of Bhagavad Gita. $6.00 |
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| • | Initial silence is followed by a talk on “Ayam Atma
Brahma,” “This Self is Brahman,” and “Aham
Brahmasmi,” “I am Brahman,” and the negation of a
concept of “other” for Self-Realization. Dialogues on the
nature of Knowledge and Consciousness, the permanent
destruction of the ego and “another,” the source of
happiness and detachment, the nature of the mind and
thought, the destruction of ignorance, no-creation, and
other topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and
English of verses from chapter 3 of Bhagavad Gita. $6.00 |
| | • | Initial silence is followed by a talk on the Knowledge of
the Self as identical with Being, transcendent of sensing
and conceiving, and Self-inquiry. Dialogues on
Knowledge and transcendence of thought, Consciousness
beyond the known, nonduality, the practice of Selfinquiry
and surrender (devotion), and other topics.
Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of
verses from chapter 3 of Bhagavad Gita. $6.00 |
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| • | Initial silence is followed by a talk on egoless Being and
Self-Knowledge, and the dissolution of illusion, with a
special focus on the elimination of the concepts of “I”
and “mine.” Dialogues on Self-inquiry, nonobjective
vision, transcendence in the midst of tragedy, spiritual
experience contrasted with bodily experience, the
needlessness of the ego, steady Knowledge of the
nonexistence of the ego, how differentiation never comes
to be, and other topics. Concludes with a recitation in
Sanskrit and English of verses from chapter 4 of
Bhagavad Gita. $6.00 |
| | • | Initial silence is followed by instruction on the nature of
Self-Knowledge and its innately mind-transcendent
character. Dialogues on dissolution of the “I” and the
Self dualism, destruction of the idea of two kinds of
knowledge, Consciousness as the very nature of
Knowledge, Self-inquiry, that which the mind cannot
know and how Knowledge knows itself, and other topics.
Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of
Self-Knowledge and its innately mind-transcendent
character. Dialogues on dissolution of the “I” and the
Self dualism, destruction of the idea of two kinds of
knowledge, Consciousness as the very nature of
Knowledge, Self-inquiry, that which the mind cannot
know and how Knowledge knows itself, and other topics.
Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of
verses from chapter four of the Bhagavad Gita. $6.00 |
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| • | Silence followed by instruction on abandonment of the
objectifying tendency, freedom from misidentification
with the body, and realization of the nonexistence of the
ego. Dialogues on Self-inquiry, dissolution of doubts
concerning the recurrence of ignorance, discernment of
the nondual Consciousness, and other topics. Concludes
with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from
chapter four of the Bhagavad Gita. $6.00 |
| | • | Initial silence is followed by a brief talk on the
importance of the attainment of Self-Realization, the
attainment of the dissolution of delusion, and the
attainment of the Ever-attained. Dialogues on Self-
Realization, Self-inquiry, the nature of the Knower, the
nonexistence of illusion, and other topics. Concludes
with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from
chapter five of the Bhagavad Gita. $6.00 |
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| • | Silence is followed by a brief talk about the utterly
nondual nature of the Reality of the Self and the utterly
egoless nature of the Self. Dialogues on Self-inquiry, the
quest for the Self, egolessness, discrimination, the Self
without another, abandonment of the objectifying
tendency, Sri Ramana Maharshi, humility, and other
topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and
English of verses from chapter five of the Bhagavad
Gita. $6.00 |
| | • | Initial silence is followed by a talk on peace and
immovable equanimity rooted in the Knowledge of Bliss
and the Reality of the Self. Dialogues on Awareness and
thoughts, devotion, the knower and the known, the falsity
of illusion, the stateless and invariable Self, Existence
beyond “bondage and liberation,” and other topics.
Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of
verses from chapter six of the Bhagavad Gita. $6.00 |
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| • | Silence is followed by a talk about the peace of the Self
and the nonduality of that which is realized and the one
who realizes. Dialogues on the illusory nature of
ignorance, Self-inquiry, Self-Knowledge, devotion and
knowledge, perseverance and intensity in spiritual
practice, and other topics. Concludes with a recitation in
Sanskrit and English of verses from chapter six of the
Bhagavad Gita. $6.00 |
| | • | Initial silence is followed by a talk on the Knowledge of
the Self and it transcendence over the body, senses,
prana, mind, and ego-notion. Dialogues on freedom from
the desire for approval from others, Knowledge in the
midst of working, devotion, and other topics. Concludes
with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from
chapter seven of the Bhagavad Gita. $6.00 |
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Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the
nature of Being (the Self) and freedom from thought and
thought’s illusions. Dialogues on Self-Knowledge,
consecration to Self-Realization, Consciousness and the
absence of the known, Self-Realization and the
destruction of the notion of dual states for the Self, one’s
real identity, freedom from the dream of delusion, and
other topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and
English of verses from chapter seven of the Bhagavad
Gita. $6.00 |
| | • | Initial silence is followed by a talk on one’s true identity
as the nondual Self. Dialogues on Self-inquiry, absence
of the ego, Consciousness, the nonobjective, and other
topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and
English of verses from chapter eight of the Bhagavad
Gita. $6.00 |
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| • | Silence is followed by a talk abut the meaning of
“within” and Self-Knowledge. Dialogues on happiness,
the source of happiness, detachment, egoless Bliss, and
other topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and
English of verses from chapter nine of the Bhagavad
Gita. $6.00 |
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Initial silence is followed by a talk on the imperishability
of the Self and the Realized Knowledge of it, as well as
detachment from transient illusions and freedom from
misidentification. Dialogues of peace and freedom from
grief in the midst of death, freedom from the “I am the
body” misconception, the nature of the mind, absence of
the ego, being beyond the three states, Self-inquiry,
destruction of tendencies, what is beyond words and
thoughts, and several other topics. Concludes with a
recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from chapter
nine of the Bhagavad Gita.
grief in the midst of death, freedom from the “I am the
body” misconception, the nature of the mind, absence of
the ego, being beyond the three states, Self-inquiry,
destruction of tendencies, what is beyond words and
thoughts, and several other topics. Concludes with a
recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from chapter
nine of the Bhagavad Gita. $6.00 |
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| • | Initial silence followed by a brief talk on the Immovable
Self that is ever “still, intense, and serene.” Dialogues on
“nonobjective vision,” happiness, Being and thought,
Self-inquiry, meditation, Consciousness transcendent of
all states, and other topics. Concludes with a recitation in
Sanskrit and English of verses from chapter nine of the
Bhagavad Gita. $6.00 |
| | • | Initial silence is followed by a talk on the Light of
Consciousness as revealed in Self-Knowledge, based on
the final verse of Adi Sankara’s Brahma-Jnana-Vali-
Mala. Dialogues on spiritual Knowledge, Self-inqiory,
Grace, Being beyond states, and other topics. Concludes
with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of verses from
chapter ten of the Bhagavad Gita. $6.00 |
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| • | Initial silence is followed by a talk on the nature of the
Self, the absence of a second or ego –self, and the Selfknowing
nature of the Self. Dialogues on the
indivisibility of Consciousness, Self-inquiry, the
manifested and the unmanifested, the absence of the ego,
and other topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit
and English of verses from chapter twelve of the
Bhagavad Gita. $6.00 |
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