Vision of Sri Ramana Maharshi Describing a vision Bhagavan Sri Ramana once said: ‘I was wandering about aimlessly when I found at one place a big cave. When I entered the cave, I saw a number of waterfalls, beautiful gardens with tanks and well laid paths shining with bright lights and everything about it was very pleasing. As I walked more into the cave I saw a Siddha Purusha (realised person) seated like Dakshinamoorthy under a tree on the banks of tank. Around him, a number of saints were seated. He was answering to their deep questions. That placed appeared to me familiar. That is all. I opened my eyes. Subsequently after some time when I saw Arunachala Purnanam in Sanskrit, I found the following slokas where Lord Siva says:- “Here I always abide as the Siddha and I am worshipped by devas. In the interior of my Heart is transcendental glory with all the luxuries of the World. My effulgent form in its mellowed appearance is known as the Aruna Hill. Meditating on this mighty Linga of mine one should do pradakshina (go around it) slowly.”
Posted on: Fri, 15 Aug 2014 10:55:24 +0000
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