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Miscellaneous and Occasional Verses

Retrato de Ramana Maharshi por G. G. Welling (1948)
byRamana Maharshi

Occasional pieces, often humorous or tender, that portray the everyday Ramana: a stomach complaining about its owner, an apology to hornets he trod on by accident, birthday verses that make light of the celebration. Beside the great doctrinal poems they show the same teaching in a minor key.

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English

Authorship note

A group of short poems composed throughout his life (the reply to his mother, the verses for her recovery, the “Complaint of the Stomach”, the “Apology to Hornets”, verses on Tiruchuli, Virupaksha Cave or the cow Lakshmi, and those written in his last days), gathered by Osborne in the Collected Works. The Song of the Poppadum and Atma Vidya Kirtanam are listed separately. Spanish title descriptive.

Editions and translations

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English

  • The Collected Works of Ramana Maharshi

    Sri Ramanasramam, 1974

    Incluido en The Collected Works (ed. Arthur Osborne)

Other works by Ramana Maharshi

Sources

  • Osborne, Arthur, ed. The Collected Works of Ramana Maharshi. Tiruvannamalai: Sri Ramanasramam, 1974 (índice: obras originales, versos sueltos, traducciones de los Agamas y de Shankara, Vichara Mani Mala). Escaneo en Internet Archive (colección eGangotri).

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