17th December, 1935
Talk 113.
A Telugu gentleman asked about Karma Yoga. Sri Bhagavan said that the man should act as an actor on the stage. In all actions there is the sat [?] as the underlying principle. "Remember it and act."
He asked about the purity of mind - chitta suddhi [?]. Sri Bhagavan said that chitta [?] suddhi is to engage in one thought only to the exclusion of all others. It is otherwise called one-pointedness of the mind. The practice of meditation purifies the mind.
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Ramana Smriti
Let me, Thy prey, Surrender unto Thee and be
consumed, and so have peace, O Arunachala!
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Arunachala Ramana
You root out the ego in those who meditate on You in the Heart, O Ramana!
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