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EPISODE · Dec 2, 2022 · 3H 3M

46. Deep Dive of "Who Am I" by Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi

from Dennis Rox: Confessional Self-Improvement & Psychology · host Eldar, Mike, Toliy

If every thought of "I" vanished right now, who would be left to experience the silence?In this episode, the crew is put through a mental blender as they attempt to decode one of the most profound spiritual texts ever written: "Who Am I?" (Nan Yar) by Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi. What starts as a simple promise to a friend turns into a high-stakes philosophical battle over the nature of self-inquiry and the "I-thought". From Eldar’s blunt skepticism to Mike’s attempt to find inner peace in the "non-dual self," we explore why the mind is like a pearl diver—needing to tie a stone to its waist to sink deep enough to find the truth.The Most Insightful Moment:"The mind consists of thoughts. The 'I' thought is the first to arise in the mind. When the inquiry 'Who am I?' is persistently pursued, all other thoughts get destroyed. And finally, the 'I' thought itself vanishes, leaving the supreme non-dual self alone." — Eldar (reading Ramana Maharshi) Key Takeaways:The "I-Thought" Trap: Why every single distraction in your life starts with the word "I," and how persistently asking Who am I? can dismantle your ego.The Pearl Diver Analogy: A deep dive into why you must have the discipline to "sink to the bottom" of your own consciousness to retrieve the pearl of the self.The Self vs. The Mind: We tackle the heavy concept that the body and mind are actually "non-self," and that true self-love is realizing you are the observer, not the thoughts.Bliss as a State, Not a Feeling: A debate on whether happiness is something you chase or if it is the very nature of your existence once the "noise" stops.The "Mental Blender": A raw look at the frustration that occurs when our logical minds try to grasp enlightenment—concepts that are "lucidly set" yet incredibly difficult to live.Are you ready to stop being a slave to your thoughts and start being the Seer? Subscribe now to join the crew as they navigate the radical teachings of Ramana Maharshi.The episode takes a turn when the group hits "Question 26," a paradoxical statement that leaves Eldar disgusted and Mike questioning if the translation is even correct. Stay tuned for the final minutes to see if the crew finds the truth or if the "mental blender" finally breaks them.Feel stuck and can't actualize? We'd love to hear your story - form  - https://forms.gle/joegCWQ7mHt7eN3K9

If every thought of "I" vanished right now, who would be left to experience the silence? In this episode, the crew is put through a mental blender as they attempt to decode one of the most profound spiritual texts ever written: "Who Am I?" (Nan Yar) by Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi. What starts as a simple promise to a friend turns into a high-stakes philosophical battle over the nature of self-inquiry and the "I-thought". From Eldar’s blunt skepticism to Mike’s attempt to find inner peace in ...

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