189. One’s learning to abide as the indestructible existence-consciousness
“I am,” having known it to be different from the existence of the body,
is alone true learning,
(the supreme science or paravidya).
Abiding thus,
having clearly known this
existence-consciousness, and
having thereby subsided in Self,
is alone the state of true knowledge (jnana).
193. The knowledge of one’s own Self,
“I am”,
alone is true knowledge (jnana).
Whatever knowledge one has acquired of anything other than one-self,
is only ignorance (ajnana).
Know that all that is seen by one who has first known himself, will not
appear to him as different from himself.
~ A Light on the Teaching of Ramana Maharshi
✅ 35. The Learning That Should be Learnt
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