Glimpses of the Life and Teachings of Sri Ramana Maharshi A Divine Life Society Publication for his invaluable guidance with

for his invaluable guidance with out which the thesis for my Ph

and then of those who might hereafter follow into the same field of enterprize

always in the course of my work I was having in mind such readers as know nothing of Indian literature and do not have any special knowledge of the subject of Indology

Without having recourse to this convenient way of discomfiting critics of the Chidranveshin type

where the whole of existence or the world comes into the view-point of an all-embracing thought

Glimpses of the Life and Teachings of Sri Ramana Maharshi A Divine Life Society Publication for his invaluable guidance withF. H. Humphreys came to India for the first time in 1911 to join the Police Department as an Assistant Superintendent at Vellore. He started learning Telugu from S. Narasimhayya, a teacher. One day, before commencing his daily lesson, he drew a picture of a mountain cave, with a figure of a sage standing at its entrance, and with a small mountain stream flowing in front of it. He showed it to Narasimhayya and told him he had a vivid dream of it the