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Ramana Maharshi stories

  1. Sati Devi
  2. Saint Kabir
  3. Saint Appar
  4. Dakshinamurti
  5. Parvati's Test
  6. Saint Tukaram
  7. Brahma's Pride
  8. Sundaramurthy
  9. Silent Upadesa
  10. Siddhas' Lesson
  11. Gautam Buddha
  12. Brahmin's Curse
  13. King Bhagiratha
  14. Enter the Heart
  15. Bhakta Ekanath
     
  16. Fire of Devotion
  17. Kaduveli Siddhar
  18. Lord Jagannatha
  19. Jnani and Siddha
  20. Manikkavachakar
  21. Universal Equality
  22. Ardhanareeswara
  23. Jnana Sambandar
  24. Greatness of Japa
  25. Initiation in Mantra
  26. Headship of a Mutt
  27. Kamal, Son of Kabir
  28. Story of Garlic Plant
  29. Sadhu and 3 Stones
  30. Brahma, The Creator
     
  31. Swami is Everywhere
  32. Sundaramurthi's Bond
  33. Sage Ribhu & Nidagha
  34. King and His Ministers
  35. Story of Tiruvachakam
  36. Lord Daittatreya Gurus
  37. Sambandhar and Appar
  38. Gautama Muni & Ahalya
  39. Subrahmanya Ganapathi
  40. Moksha of a Thorn Bush
  41. Charm of Self Realization
  42. Characteristics of a Jnani
  43. Sage Ashtavakra & Janak
  44. Namdev & Saint Jnaneswar
  45. Pilgrimage to SriArunachala
 
 

 

Ramana Maharshi mainly gave his grace through Silence. On some rare Occasions Ramana Maharshi used to answer seeker Questions and some times narrated short stories to make the point clear to the seekers.

While telling stories Ramana Maharshi used to get very much involved.  On one occasion while describing Gautama’s joy at Goddess Parvati’s coming to his Ashram, Sri Bhagavan could not go on, for tears filled his eyes and emotion choked his voice. Trying to hide his plight from others, he remarked, “I don’t know how people who perform Harikatha explain such passages to audiences and manage to do it without breaking down. I suppose they must make their hearts hard like stone before starting their work.” .  Here is a collection of Stories told by Ramana Maharshi.