One time in Bombay Ramesh greet a new visitor from Australia who was sent by a Buddhist Monk who looked after the young man, who was a beaten up child, sent from one ugly family to the next, bad children care homes, the full programm. The young man dont commit drugs or a criminal career, he looked always for a better. I think he was around 24 years old. So after he's story was out Rames put his question: How you do a living, how you earn a living? The young guy very shy, I sat behind him, said he live by the Governments money. Immediately Ramesh rushed forward from his chair and said with a very stern voice and gesture towards the guy: The moment you hold the money in your hand it is your money! There were no words, tears I think or a strong touch in everybodys heart. Wayne Liquorman was there maybe he remeber also the event. In a certain way it was one of the most beatyful moments ever... Love Ramesh, thank you, forever thank you! Martin, Vienna Austria
Thank you 🙏🏻 It’s funny, I had to wait more than 30 years to get the answers to my questions. I remember being 11 years old and asking these questions about free will to the Rabbis - never got an answer that felt right.
Llegué a Ramesh Balsekar por recomendación del español, Borja Vilaseca. Leí algunos libros, pero su enseñanza en libros jamás se compara a escucharlo hablar. No puedo imaginar la dicha de esos que pudieron interactuar con él
This brilliant lecture answers some of the very important and worrying questions of human mind, like 1. Why God has created this world of tragedies, calamities and of precarious state of happiness ? 2. FATE is alright, but do human beings have any trace of FREE WILL, wherein one can confidently say: " I SHALL DECIDE HOW I LIVE?" 3. Does a Sage get desires? 4. Responsibility
Many other queries, which might have botherd you and me for a lifetime.
For me Ramesh is the greatest sage that has ever lived. For this mind-body organism. Although there were other sages who have had a tremendous impact on my way of thinking, Ramesh's words went straight to my heart. So simplified so easy to understand is the teaching.
This is why the Buddha said to everyone do not get caught up in debates and arguments if there is a God or not. Because the question is irrelevant to the objective of ending ones own unsatisfaction or suffering. Whether it is Gods will or not Gods will, all phenomena is impermanent, not-self and can not be relied upon for permanent satisfaction.
Thank you for posting this. Very grateful. Wow, this is so clear. The basics is that « the question is asked by a created object. How can a created object understand the mind of the creator? » Blows me away
Thanks so much for these lovely vdos...I can go on listening for ever...I am a fan of Eckhart and Rupert....so nice & equally refreshing to listen to an Indian Guru.🥀🧡...would like to know more about Ramesh & his life especially since I stay in mumbai.