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Saturday, November 28, 2009
Praying for others
Sri Ramana Maharshi:
If you are abiding within the Self, there are no other people. You and I are the same. When I pray for you I pray for myself and when I pray for myself I pray for you. Real prayer is to abide within the Self. This is the meaning of Tat Twam Asi-That Thou Art. There can be no separation in the Self. There is no need for prayer for yourself or any person other than to abide within the Self.
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