Ramesh Balsekar citations

Ramesh Sadashiv Balsekar ou Ramesh Balsekar est un guru, traducteur de Nisargadatta Maharaj, qui enseigna pendant vingt-cinq ans dans son appartement situé dans la ville de Mumbai et par le biais de ses voyages au travers de l'Inde, de l'Europe et des États-Unis une voie synthétique vers l'éveil et la réalisation pouvant sembler sur la forme différente de l'enseignement de Nisargadatta Maharaj qui, de son vivant, n'a jamais eu de disciples connu pouvant se réclamer de la lignée de Siddharameshwar Maharaj. Ramesh Balsekar a eu quant à lui plusieurs « disciples réalisés » qui firent souche et enseignent leur propre version de l'advaïta « abrupt » de Ramesh Balsekar parfois critiqué par les tenants de l'orthodoxie vedāntique. Wikipedia

✵ 25. mai 1917 – 27. septembre 2009

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“All there is, Consciousness. And the mind is merely a reflection of that Consciousness. Mind is a collection of thoughts which arise and are not disposed of, they are collected. Mind is merely a collection of thoughts, or a collection of impressions which makes up this "me," this self image. That image is made up of various thoughts and impressions not all the thoughts and impressions, but only selected thoughts and impressions. Therefore, the "me" as a self-image is an inaccurate image."”

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“Birth and death are nothing but integration and disintegration, the appearance and subsequent disappearance of the phenomenal objects in manifestation. True understanding, apperception, includes the understanding that there is no separation between understanding and action.”

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“In addition to that sentience, which the insect or animal has, the human being is endowed with intellect. Intellect is what is cognized, which the animal need not do. So it is this power of the intellect to discriminate and interpret what is cognized that gives the individual being a sense of individuality and makes him consider himself something special in this manifestation. What is more, he goes to the extent of believing that the entire manifestation has been created for his benefit! So, all the time he is thinking, In what way can I benefit by exploiting nature?”

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And the extent to which the human being has 'benefited' himself, we can all see.
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“What is manifestation? It is just a sudden spontaneous concurrent appearance in Consciousness, within Consciousness, brought about by Consciousness. In that manifestation, the human being is just one object. Basically, as far as the manifestation is concerned, there is no difference between the human being and the inanimate object. So where does the question of individuality arise at all? That arises because in the inanimate object, consciousness is not there in the form of sentience. The human being is endowed with sentience, like any animal. Sentience enables the senses to work. The human being is essentially an inanimate object plus sentience, precisely like any other animal or insect which has the feeling of being present, the sense of presence.”

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“Brain is inert matter. Brain cannot create any thoughts. Brain can only react to the thoughts which come from outside and then get involved.”

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Page 75, Consciousness Speaks - Conversations with Ramesh S. Balsekar

“Universal Consciousness in movement knows itself. But it doesn't have to know each individual for the simple reason that it sees the whole plot as one whole plot.”

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