For Those with Little Dust: Pointers on the Teachings of Ramana Maharshi

This is a special collection of editorials Arthur Osborne wrote for the Mountain Path, the highly acclaimed spiritual journal the Oxford professor founded and edited at the hermitage of the great Indian sage, Sri Ramana Maharshi. From January 1964 until his death in 1970, he attracted some of the most respected luminaries of the time to its pages, including the Dalai Lama, Wei Wu Wei, Thomas Merton, Christmas Humphries, Paul Reps, Joseph Goldsmith, and Douglas Harding. The revised second edition includes four additional articles by Osborne.

These selections are grounded in the fundamental truth of advaita (nonduality) and Ramana Maharshi's teachings. Almost every question that arises on the spiritual journey is covered: meditation, self-effort and effortlessness, action and non-action, Self and ego, and suffering. People from all traditions and religions will find this book to be a source of authentic wisdom and insight that can easily and practically be applied in their daily lives.

"The heritage of India is enriched with numerous saints and yogis. Ramana Maharshi represents that tradition and his spiritual greatness is guiding millions of people."--Dalai Lama

"True to the spirit of Ramana Maharshi, Arthur Osborne's lucid and clear-cut style conveys these profound teachings to the Western reader."--Lucy Cornelssen, author, Hunting the "I"