Daily Zen - Wednesday, September 6

Engage yourself in the

living present. The future

will take care of itself.

~ Ramana Maharshi

Daily Zen - Tuesday, April 25

Thoughts come and go.

Feelings come and go.

Find out what it is

that remains.

~ Sri Ramana Maharshi

Daily Zen - Thursday, November 17

Just as a person would dive 

in order to get something 

that had fallen into the water, 

so one should dive into oneself,

with a keen, one-pointed mind, 

controlling speech and breath, and 

find the place whence the "I" originates.

~ Ramana Maharshi

Daily Zen - Tuesday, July 19

Your true nature is

that of infinite spirit.

The feeling of limitation

is the work of the mind.

~ Ramana Maharshi

Daily Zen - Thursday, March 31

All that is required to

realize the Self

is to be still.

~ Sri Ramana Maharshi

Daily Zen - Wednesday, January 19

Your own self-realization

is the greatest service you

can render the world.

~ Ramana Maharshi

Weekend Zen, July 3-4

Let what comes come.

Let what goes go.

Find out what remains.

~ Ramana Maharshi

Weekend Zen, January 11-12

Grace is not something

to be acquired from others.

If it is external, it is useless.

All that is necessary is to

know its existence in you.

~ Ramana Maharshi 

Weekend Zen, November 30 - December 1

Let what comes come.

Let what goes go.

Find out what remains.

~ Ramana Maharshi

Daily Zen - Tuesday, September 18

Happiness is your nature.

It is not wrong to desire it.

What is wrong is seeking it

outside when it is inside.

~ Ramana Maharshi

Daily Zen - Friday, September 14

Our real nature is liberation,

but we imagine we are bound.

We thus make strenuous 

efforts to become free while, 

all the while, we are free.

~ Ramana Maharshi

Weekend Zen, March 17-18

Let come what comes,

let go what goes.

See what remains.

~ Ramana Maharshi

Daily Zen - Thursday, December 28

Your own self-realization is the

greatest service you can render the world.

~ Ramana Maharshi

Daily Zen - Friday, November 17

Happiness is your nature.

It is not wrong to desire it.

What is wrong is seeking 

it outside when it is inside.

~ Ramana Maharshi

Daily Zen - Thursday, October 19

Grace is ever present.

All that is necessary is

that you surrender to it. 

~ Ramana Maharshi