Wegweiser von Ramesh Balsekar Gautam Sachdeva besuchte den Weisen Ramesh Balsekar zum ersten mal im Februar 2000. Im Verlauf der n chsten neun Jahre wurde er auch zum Verleger und arbeitete eng mit Ramesh zusammen bei der Produktion einiger seiner B cher. Im Mai 2007 schrieb Gautam einen Artikel in 'Life Positive', Indiens f hrendem spirituellem Magazin, als ein Tribut zu Rameshs neunzigstem Geburtstag. Die erfreuliche Reaktion der Leser dieses Artikels und Rameshs Vorschlag daraus ein kleines Buch zu machen, veranlasste Gautam niederzuschreiben, was er als den Kern der Lehren betrachtete, wie Ramesh es in seinen morgendlichen Gespr chen den Suchenden aus aller Welt pr sentierte. Die meisten von Rameshs B chern waren Publikationen seiner handschriftlichen Aufzeichnungen oder Niederschriften seiner Dialoge mit Suchenden. Dieses Buch ist eine Zusammenfassung seiner zentralen Konzepte als das "gesprochene Wort", so als ob er den Suchenden durch seine gesamten Lehren in einem seiner morgendlichen Gespr che f hrt. Das ist es, worum es in Wegweiser von Ramesh Balsekar geht. Hier sind die Wegweiser von einem der weltweit f hrenden Advaita-Weisen, wie man mit Gelassenheit und einem friedlichen Verstand den Situationen im Leben begegnet, den Freuden und dem Leid.
PR LOGO POR RAMESH BALSEKAREste libro es una sencilla investigaci n que indaga paso a paso acerca de lo que significa la 'vida cotidiana', y busca la respuesta a la pregunta: qu es lo que m s anhelamos en la vida? Tambi n muestra el camino hacia la verdadera felicidad a trav s de la paz mental.
"God alone is the doer, and none else..."SRI RAMAKRISHNA PARAMAHAMSARamakrishna Paramahamsa (1836-1886) is one of the most revered sages of 19th century India. A renowned mystic and yogi, he was considered an avatar, a divine incarnation. He was influenced by several ancient spiritual traditions such as Bhakti (which included his supreme devotion toward the goddess Kali), Tantra, and Advaita Vedanta.The most comprehensive work on Ramakrishna and his teachings is The Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna. The book records conversations between Ramakrishna, his disciples and visitors.The subject of non-doership has echoed through the ages in the Indian scriptures, and also been advocated by spiritual masters. In fact, it is the primary underlying message in the Bhagavad Gita. The light that Ramakrishna shed on the subject in The Gospel has been the specific focus of this small book.When masters like Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa consistently point to the teaching of non-doership, it would help to listen to their words with an open mind. Allowing the seeds that have been planted by the teaching to sprout, will enable one to flow through life's brief journey with equanimity.
This book comprises questions and answers culled from talks given by Gautam Sachdeva at his residence in Mumbai and other locations, as well as his answers to emails.The reader will find that Gautam constantly directs all answers to 'peace of mind' in daily living. The message is always the same, as the teaching is a reflection of the Buddha's famous words: 'Samsara is dukkha (misery), Nirvana is shanti (peace).' Gautam spent over nine years in close association with renowned Advaita sage Ramesh Balsekar, also assisting him with the editing and publishing of some of his books. Ramesh's guru was Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj, whose famed book I Am That is considered a modern spiritual classic. With the blessings of Ramesh, Gautam went on to write books based on his experience with the teaching. Gautam's books as well as his talks display a rare combination of humility and simplicity.
