We must make Ramana's simple, perfect teaching freely available to all.

My dear friends,

In the seven years or so that I have been the servant of Ramana's simple, perfect teaching of self-inquiry, I have come to see very clearly that no matter what we might think we want, or have been told that we should want, certainty about one's actual nature is all that's ever really wanted by anyone. And I've come to see from my own experience in this life, and from the reports of the experience of many who have been in satsang with us, that the simple act of turning attention toward the actual, naked experience of being whenever possible resolves all problems and will in time erase all inclination to project on others my misery, to take from others what seems to be needed for myself, and to destroy others in the belief that others are the cause of my suffering.