‘Ramana’ has endeared itself to its readers thanks to Kumari Sarada. She is blessed in many ways, having been ‘caught young’ in Ramana’s net of Grace. What marks out her editorials is the simplicity and clarity of communicating ideas centred around the life and teachings of Bhagavan. This springs from her basic approach based on an intuitive understanding of the Master’s teaching, an unerring comprehension of first principles and total dedication to Him. What she writes, therefore is well suited to the Ramana Way with its directness and emphasis on practice and experience. This special mark in her writings is seen in the papers she has read on Maharshi’s teachings – ‘The Liberating Question’ and ‘Goodbye ‘I’, Hello ‘I’-‘I’ . For the past few months, in her editorials she has been writing on the technique of self-enquire as a cogent series, which has been compiled here. It would be of use to all earnest seekers. One can only express the hope, and pray, that Bhagavan would keep her ‘ever-vigilant’, that she should continue to be a channel of His mighty transforming power.
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