The Teachings of Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi will open the unalloyed happiness within.

This flow of power from the Guru can be received by anyon whose attention is focused on the Self or on the form of t Guru; distance is no impediment to its efficacy. This attention is often called sat-sanga, which literally means ‘association we being’, Sri Ramana wholeheartedly encouraged this practice frequently said that it was the most efficient way of bringing about a direct experience of the Self. Traditionally it involves being in the physical presence of one who has realised the Self but Sri Ramana gave it a much wider definition, He said thtle most important element in sat-sanga was the mental connection with the Guru; sat-sanga takes place not only in his presence but whenever and wherever one thinks of him.