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The spiritual teacher Mooji selected some verses and was recorded reading them.
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“The Avadhut Gita is a call to knowledge, the supreme knowledge of ultimate Truth. The Avadhut holds out no compromise with illusion, he offers no foothold on separation, he allows no semblance of duality at all to creep into our perception of reality. Perhaps his knowledge is, for mere man, too sublime, too austere, too simplistic; but it is the knowledge of the ultimate, indisputable Truth of existence; and it is this very Truth which has the power to make us free.”
Swami Abhayananda (translator of the original sanskrit text)
Sri Ramana Maharshi:
There is no reaching the Self.
If Self were to be reached,
it would mean that the Self is not here and now
and that it is yet to be obtained.
What is got afresh will also be lost.
So it will be impermanent.
What is not permanent is not worth striving for.
So I say the Self is not reached.
You are the Self, you are already that.
The fact is, you are ignorant of your blissful state.
Ignorance supervenes and draws a veil over the pure Self
which is bliss.
Attempts are directed only to remove this veil of ignorance
which is merely wrong knowledge.
The wrong knowledge is the false identification of the Self with
the body and the mind.
This false identification must go, and then the Self alone remains.
Therefore realisation is for everyone;
realisation makes no difference between the aspirants.
This very doubt,
whether you can realise,
and the notion `I-have-not-realised’ are themselves the obstacles.
Be free from these obstacles also.
~ From Be as you are book