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RAMANA MAHARSHI | (1879 - 1950)

Ramana Maharshi

Throughout the centuries, spiritual giants have appeared from time to time, embodying the highest Truth. Sri Ramana Maharshi was one such giant. Unique in our time, he embodied the ultimate Truth of Self-Realization: the complete dissolution into God. At the age of sixteen, he spontaneously realized the Self. Soon after this profound transformation, Ramana left his family home as a sadhu. He was drawn to the sacred mountain Arunachala. Once he arrived there, he lived at the mountain for the rest of his life.
Known as the Sage of Arunachala he spoke and wrote very little. For several years, he remained completely silent. In 1907, at the age of twenty-eight, one of his disciples gave him the name Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi, meaning "Divine and Exalted Ramana, the Great Seer."

SELVARAJAN YESUDIAN | (1916 - 1998)

Selvarajan Yesudian

"Selvarajan Yesudian, the son of two physicians from Madras, suffered from nearly every illness imaginable during his childhood until he was little more than skin and bones. Through an unbreakable will to live, and later through the teachings of Yoga and his spiritual masters, he overcame all his ailments and regained his health. He was the first Yogi who came to Europe (in 1937). In the course of his spiritual search, he met the mystic Elisabeth Haich, best known for her book Initiation. Together they wrote what is perhaps the world's best-selling and most widely read book on yoga: Sport and Yoga. More than four million copies have been sold worldwide. Throughout his life, Yesudian was in contact with many Eastern and Western sages and yogis, including Paul Brunton. He was especially deeply connected with Swami Vivekananda and Sri Ramana Maharshi..."

 
 
 

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NISARGADATTA MAHARAJ | (1897 - 1981)

Nisargadatta Maharaj

"Nisargadatta Maharaj came from the spiritual lineage of the Navnath Sampradaya (the Lineage of the Nine Masters). In 1933, he approached Sri Siddharameshwar Maharaj, who initiated him into the tradition. Following the death of his Guru in 1936, his longing for Self-Realization reached its peak. As a result, in 1937 he left his family and business behind to live the life of a wandering Avadhuta. Three years after the passing of his Guru, Maharaj realized his Absolute Nature. On his way to the Himalayas, where he intended to spend the rest of his life, he encountered a fellow disciple of his Guru, who persuaded him to dedicate his life to sharing the Absolute Truth..."

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ALEXANDER SMIT | (1948 - 1998)

Alexander Smit

"Alexander Smit is the best-known spiritual teacher the Netherlands has produced to date. For many years, he gave weekly satsangs in Baarn. Alexander Smit was born in Rotterdam in 1948. At the age of fifteen, he underwent a profound experience that set him on his spiritual quest. In 1968, he met Dr. Rama Polderman in Baarn. Polderman took him under his wing and introduced him to Advaita Vedanta. Through Dr. Polderman, Alexander came into contact with a number of spiritual masters, including J. Krishnamurti, Jean Klein, Douglas Harding, John Levy, Wei Wu Wei, and above all, Wolter A. Keers. In 1978, on Wolter's advice, Alexander traveled to India to meet Nisargadatta Maharaj. In the presence of Nisargadatta, on September 21, 1978, he realized his true nature 'from head to toe'..."

 
 

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