How Meditation Is Actually Different For Everyone ? Ramana Maharshi

Annamalai Swami was a young uneducated guy who came to see Ramana Maharshi.

He sat by the sage, trying to meditate, surrounded by guests from all over the world, including famous thinkers and political leaders.

Annamalai was unable to read, write, or grasp basic math.

He'd never had the opportunity to do anything other than unskilled labour, and he didn't see himself doing anything else.

Ramana never taught Annamalai how to meditate.

Instead, he instructed him, and he never instructed anybody else.

Ramana delegated responsibility for the ashram's finances and construction initiatives to Annamalai.



He had to study accountancy and architecture to save the company from going bankrupt.

Ramana even assigned him the task of ornamental calligraphy!

He had to learn to write with an especially lovely hand.

Annamalai had to connect with government stakeholders while also managing various initiatives at the same time.

He moved from being illiterate and innumerate to the most highly trained individual possible in ten years.

He noticed he had changed a page one day.

He informed Ramana that he planned to quit the ashram and devote the rest of his life to meditation.

Ramana sobbed with excitement and hugged him.

Meditation is not the sole method for completing a circuit.


Encourage yourself gently, but know that your body will do its job.


If anything on the stove is on fire, respond to it first, then meditate.



One exists for a specific reason. Whether one perceives oneself to be the doer or not, that goal will be met.

Thanks, Spiritual Guide

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