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Day by Day with Bhagavan : from the diary of A. Devaraja Mudaliar
Diary covering the period March 16, 1945 to January 4, 1947.
The popularity of this book is best illustrated by the fact that it has gone into five reprints since it was first published in the year 1968.
Devaraja Mudaliar, a close devotee of Sri Ramana Maharshi kept notes of the events and conversations that took place in the Old Hall of Sri Bhagavan. This was in the year 1945. The book covers a broad spectrum of the humour, compassion and above all the Maharshi's mighty spiritual status.
Written in English with some Tamil.
The popularity of this book is best illustrated by the fact that it has gone into five reprints since it was first published in the year 1968.
Devaraja Mudaliar, a close devotee of Sri Ramana Maharshi kept notes of the events and conversations that took place in the Old Hall of Sri Bhagavan. This was in the year 1945. The book covers a broad spectrum of the humour, compassion and above all the Maharshi's mighty spiritual status.
Written in English with some Tamil.
402 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 2006
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January 30, 2020
Great account of some of the smaller details
This was a long but interesting written account that gives life to RM’s daily occurrences and what would have occurred during his time at the ashram.
This was a long but interesting written account that gives life to RM’s daily occurrences and what would have occurred during his time at the ashram.
March 3, 2023
You Feel that as you are progressing in reading the book, Bhagwan is travelling with you, talking and guiding at each step. While reading only, you feel Mahrishi's closeness with you. A book worth reading for all spiritual Readers.
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