Arunachala ~ Tat Tvam Asi

[@ramdas_prabuji]

“Arunachala is the place (that deserves to be called a holy place)!
Of all places it is the greatest! Know that it is the heart (centre)
of the earth. It is Siva Himself. It is a secret place representing
the Heart. Lord Siva always abides there as a glorious hill called
Arunachala!” (Sri Arunachala Stuti Pañchakam)

[@MsDomminus]

Arunachala is the Heart of all beings. All beings are manifestations of Arunachala. There is only Arunachala.

[@mariodiamant]

Great 'Radiation',Pure Bliss, open quiet and doing nothing, Sat Chit Ananda,
Thank you...! {For all the 'Magic'!}

[@MsDomminus]

Arunachala - The hill that really heals the human heart.

[@HWLPoonjaPapaji]

Om Namah Shivaya!
Om Ramana Sadguru Dev!
Thank you so much for this video.

[@dennis681]

Just beautiful. Thank you, Shiva.

[@YuukoSadness]

Absolutely beautiful... thank you!

[@StanFelton]

Beautiful peace..

[@Logan.Ninefingers]

Those that speak do not know.
Those that know do not speak.

[@tamilSelvi-pm1gt]

🙏🙏🙏

[@dongodsmanna]

Beautifull

[@topbluffa1]

Iswara is the indweller in the cosmic Body is also the indweller in every Jiva. Every Jiva individually is the body of Isvara, just as the Cosmos as a whole is. The 'Tat' of the statement refers to Iswara who resides in the Cosmic Body and the 'Tvam' refers to the same Iswara who indwells the Jiva and has got the Jiva as the body. All the bodies, the Cosmic and the individual, are held in adjectival relationship (aprthak-siddhi) in the one Isvara. Tat Tvam Asi declares that oneness of Isvara

[@Logan.Ninefingers]

Of course nothing is ever that simple.

[@DELPHIIII]

@topbluffa1 how does that saying go? Those that say a lot..

[@mofoshrimp]

@henoch66 you are

[@dongodsmanna]

Bliss ! BTW, who is the singer here? Krishna Das ?

[@tatwamasi2]

Can someone give me a reference for the mantra that are being chanted? Thanks so much!