Wake Up and Roar
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A team of mountain climbers were scaling Mount Everest and they camped below the summit. Another team was returning from the top and saw them camped there. "Why are you camped?" they wanted to know.
"We are waiting for our map," they replied. "We forgot our map at the base camp and we have sent a sherpa back to retrieve it. So we are waiting."
"But from here you do not need a map!" the returning team replied. "There are no avalanches, no problems. From here, go straight to the top! No map is necessary. So drop all your maps and baggage. Go directly to the summit from here."
—From Wake Up and Roar
Format Details
| eBook | |
|---|---|
| Contents | eBook (312 pages) |
| Product Code | BK01136W |
| ISBN Number | 978-1-59179-885-9 |
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H.W.L Poonja (1910-1997) became a devotee of Sri Ramana Maharshi in 1944. He worked, held satsangs, and supported the many members of his extended family until his retirement in 1966. Papaji lived in Lucknow, India, where he received visitors from around the world. Many of his students are now sought-after teachers themselves, including Gangaji.
