Forty Verses in adoration of Sri Ramana (2012 Edition) A & K Prakashana Indian Philosophical thought more a

Indian Philosophical thought more a mere exposition

notably the Buddhists and the Mimaémsa- kas

scholars and writers for their kind words and gracious gestures with regard to the first volume

The great gilded image of the Buddha enshrined in the sanctum is in the earth-touching pose (Bhumisparsa Mudra) symbolising the supreme event of Enlightenment

giving it a feeling of closeness

Forty Verses in adoration of Sri Ramana (2012 Edition) A & K Prakashana Indian Philosophical thought more aThese forty verses were composed by the author in the soul stirring malifluous Sanskrit. These verses were recited daily in the presence of Sri Bhagavan during his life time and continue to be recited every morning at the Shrine. The verses describe both the human and the divine characteristics of the Maharshi,making no distinction between him and Skanda. As these verses deal with our Avatara Purusha and Jivanmukta and one composed by a great