Vivek Ki Nirupan - 8 discourses in Marathi language

Vivek Ki Nirupan
Shree Nisargadatta Maharaj
8 discourses in Marathi language
Pages 125, 2nd Edition, July 2014.

 

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Anusandhan - Selected quotes in Marathi language from book of "SukhaSamvad"

Anusandhan
Shree Nisargadatta Maharj
Selected quotes in Marathi language from book of "SukhaSamvad ( Marathi Version of "I Am That")
Pages 115, 1st Edition,Jan 2013.

 

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SatChidAnand - Selected quotes in Marathi language from book of AtmaPrem

SatChidAnand
Shree Nisargadatta Maharaj
Selected quotes in Marathi language from book of AtmaPrem
Pages 128, 1st Edition, July 2013.

 

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GuruBodh - Single discourse on Consciousness and Pure Consciousness in Marathi language

GuruBodh
Shree Nisargadatta Maharaj
Single discourse on Consciousness and Pure Consciousness in Marathi language
Pages 14, 2nd Edition,April 2015.

 

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Pathlag - Marathi Translation of "Gleanings from Nisargadatta"

Pathlag
Marathi Translation of "Gleanings from Nisargadatta"
Original English Author : Mark West
Zen Publication
Translation & Edited By : Shri Sachin Kshirsagar

 

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Adhyatmadnyanacha Yogeshvar - Discourses of Siddhrameshvar Maharaj

Adhyatmadnyanacha Yogeshvar
Discourses of Siddhrameshvar Maharaj
Zen Publication
Edited By : H.H.Nisargadatta Maharaj
Compiled By : Shri M.D.Hate & Shri Sachin Kshirsagar

 

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Explorations into the Eternal : Forays into the Teaching of Nisargadatta Maharaj

Ramesh S. Balsekar, in this volume, reaches beyond the communication of past knowledge to a creative exploration of the teachings of Nisargadatta Maharaj, inspired by the thirst of other seekers for enlightenment. In his contemplations upon the sentience of the human spirit, Balsekar has used Maharaj's wisdom as the touchstone for his own ventures into the realm of conscious and unconscious. This book forms the third work in Balsekar's trilogy which has been aimed at fulfilling Maharaj's personal enjoinder to "write and talk about my teaching". In the earlier volumes he offered insights into the teachings (Pointers from Nisargadatta Maharaj), and textual applications (a close examination of Saint Jnaneshwar's "Amritanubhava" in Experience of Immortality. These well-received scholarly writings established Balsekar as an authentic interpreter of Maharaj.

Balsekar at the last appears as the true messenger himself - daring to articulate the riddles of life-acceptance and "true seeing" which have emerged from his own internal reflections. With a new vigor in his approach and a reverence for the classics, he has become his Master's most apt spokesman: a philosophical devotee and a peerless stylist. Through Balsekar's intellectual journeys, the reader will come to experience again the gifts and greatness of Nisargadatta Maharaj's immortal work, I AM THAT. Widely acclaimed during his visits to the other countries in recent years, Balsekar's lectures have won for him a responsive audience.

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It is on a strictly fundamental level - Exerience of Nothingness

 

The nature of the consciousness has to be understood. This consciousness can arise only in the physical body, and the physical body is the essence of the five elements. It is because of the association with the physical body that there is suffering. Most people who come here will not be able to accept this type of knowledge, because it is on a strictly fundamental level. But some persons who apply themeselves and can accept such a point of view, will really understand. They will be totally free from the impact of pain and unhappiness, if they understand that the latter can only result from the consciousness which has identified itself with the physical body and suffers as an individual. In that case, suffering must inevitably result. But, what is the individual?

~ Nisargadatta Maharaj

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