Kindred and modern voices
Ribhu Gītā
Relentless repetition of one statement of identity, used as a practice rather than a proof.
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- Kindred and modern voices
Ramaṇa had portions read aloud daily at Tiruvannamalai.
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- Ramanasramam's own publications on the Ribhu Gītā — Ramaṇa Maharṣi Ramana had this read aloud in the hall daily. Repetition as a practice, not as padding.
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