https://innerspiritualawakening.com/ramana-maharshi/death-last-words/ My WordPress Blog Thu, 30 Apr 2026 19:19:13 +0000 hourly 1 https://innerspiritualawakening.com/ramana-maharshi/death-last-words/#comment-31359 Thu, 30 Apr 2026 19:19:13 +0000 https://innerspiritualawakening.com/?page_id=2759#comment-31359 Ramana met death with complete calm. He proved the self is not the body. Pain and fear had no power. His passing showed pure awareness remains clear when the body ends.

]]> https://innerspiritualawakening.com/ramana-maharshi/death-last-words/#comment-31232 Sat, 21 Feb 2026 15:26:49 +0000 https://innerspiritualawakening.com/?page_id=2759#comment-31232 Ramana’s last word were “Did anyone feed the peacock today? “

]]> https://innerspiritualawakening.com/ramana-maharshi/death-last-words/#comment-31241 Fri, 03 Oct 2025 09:18:34 +0000 https://innerspiritualawakening.com/?page_id=2759#comment-31241 Seine Aussagen erinnern mich an Jesus Christus Worte: „ Ich bin bei euch alle Tage“ . Was ich gelesen habe über Ramana Maharshi‘s Erkrankung,wie er damit umgegangen ist,kann ich nur bestätigen, ich war ebenfalls lebensbedrohlich erkrankt und beschloss : Ich bin nicht mein hoher Blutdruck , der Herzinfarkt, Schlaganfall oder Herzstillstand hätte auslösen können , damit war die Angst um das Sterben verschwunden,die
tägliche innere Einkehr auf den Boden meines Herzens zusammen mit Jesus Christus gehören zu meinem Leben und Sterben dazu, mein Selbst wird auferstehen und immer da sein,das hat er versprochen

]]> https://innerspiritualawakening.com/ramana-maharshi/death-last-words/#comment-28800 Mon, 25 Aug 2025 11:13:26 +0000 https://innerspiritualawakening.com/?page_id=2759#comment-28800 There’s a gentle calm that comes from reading about Ramana Maharshi’s final moments. I remember once, sitting quietly in my room, thinking how endings can be just as peaceful as beginnings. Something about that silent acceptance brings the heart a little closer to home.

]]> https://innerspiritualawakening.com/ramana-maharshi/death-last-words/#comment-27924 Wed, 13 Aug 2025 05:13:33 +0000 https://innerspiritualawakening.com/?page_id=2759#comment-27924 I’ve often wondered how a realized being faces the dying moment. Reading this stirred something quiet and trembling inside. I remember my grandmother’s last days, how she just sat gazing at the sunlight, so still, and there was a sense she understood some silent mystery I could only circle around. Something in Ramana’s simplicity, even at the threshold of death, feels like a gentle hand on my shoulder reassuring me that maybe all these ideas of ending are only ideas. Beneath it, is there just the same vast stillness we miss by looking everywhere else? I don’t know, but some days I lean into that not-knowing and it gives me the smallest bit of peace, like sitting with a question and not needing it answered.

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