The body, the senses, the vital force, and ignorance are all insentient. They are not the consequences which ‘I am’: Maharishi Ramana.

this is 15th question asked by S.Pillie to Maharishi Ramana.

Answer; As long as there are impressions of objects in the mind, so long the inquiry ” Who am I” is required. as thoughts arise they should be destroyed then and there in the very place of their origin through inquiry. if one resorts to contemplation of the self unintermittently, until self is gained ,that alone would do. as long as there are enemies within the fortress, they will continue to sally forth; if they were destroyed as they emerge, the fortress will fall into our hands.

You say you go to sleep while meditating. once you go to sleep you can do nothing about it. But while you are awake try to keep away all thoughts.when you pass into sleep the state in which you were before falling asleep will continue when you awake up.you will continue from where you left off when you fell into slumber.—Maharishi Ramana.

All religions begin with the existence of the individual, the world and God.

So long as the ego lasts, these three will remain separate.

To abide, egoless, in the self, is the best; Maharishi Ramana.

Because we see the variegated world, the single source, with unlimited power, has to be accepted. The seer, the seen, the screen on which it is projected, and the light are all only he. The one: Maharishi Ramana.

Divine grace is essential for self-realization. But grace is vouchsafed only to him who is a true devotee or a yogi. it is given to those who have striven hard and ceaselessly on the path of freedom.

So long as one thinks he has a form the world and God too have forms

When one is the formless self,? Who is there to see?

It is itself the eye, complete, limitless: Maharishi Ramana.

All religions begin with the existence of the individual,? The world and God. So long as the ego lasts these three will remain separate

To abide, egoless, in the self, is the best: Maharishi Ramana.

The ‘I’ thought is the first to die for those who have taken refuge ,out of fear of death, at the feet of the conqueror of death. therefore they are, naturally immortal.

Can they ever again be assailed by the fear of death.? : Maharishi Ramana.

Swami Amarjit’s comments; according to practice of Maharishi Ramana when we starts to observe the mind. our thoughts starts to minimize and we can understand that ‘I’ is the mother thought in our mind from other starts. by observation when too much practice has made then there is absence of the “I” thought and at the same movement a new ‘I’ comes into being witch is experience of bliss or eternal peace, or Self-realization.