Ribhu Gita
Translated from the Tamil version of the Ribhu Gita
Chapter 26
'Undifferentiated Abidance in the Non-Dual Nature'
#SriRamanaMaharshi often mentioned the Ribhu Gita in his teachings. It is reportedly said that he especially recommended the recitation of chapter 26, and that reciting it could lead one directly to the natural state or sahaja samadhi.
I have subdivided the chapter into four sections: the introduction, 'without a trace of sankalpa', 'I am that, that am I' and the concluding portion of the chapter.
Recite and be free!|
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