I too am a collector, but as the great master said, “To each person that way is the best which appears easiest or appeals most…”
There are so many choices available. I read somewhere that it is important to find one practice that resonates with you and to stick to that, or else it would be like digging many shallow holes to find well water! I find that I go through phases and like to have at least two or three different main practices.

Tamboura music is very purifying for the energy centers as well. If you ever get the opportunity to play one, it produces an incredible vibration. Chanting OM, allowing the sounds to resonate at each center has a similar effect.

No your visit is no coincidence, we are all connected in mysterious ways.

Much love and peace to you!

Music is a large part of our lives…I can become greatly engrossed in the sound of singing bowls. Reiki music, as well, will bring great comfort.

I’m glad I read this post today…”The ego was lost in the flood of Self-awareness.”…Love that.

I shall have to look into the Vijnana Bhairava too. I downloaded some text on Ramana Maharishi’s self-inquiry a couple of years ago but never got around to using it. It’s so easy to go round gathering spiritual practices like collectible objects and forget the all-important step of putting them into practice!

Thanks so much for sharing this. I feel it’s not a coincidence that I came here today and saw this post to remind me.

A pleasure to see you here again!

Yes, we are very fortunate people to have access to the teachings of the great master, Ramana Maharshi and to have wonderful video footage of him is indeed amazing.
I am very grateful for having been introduced to his teachings and to the text of the Vijnana Bhairava.

Peaceful journey!