Shri Nisargadatta Maharaj - Complete eBooks collection

Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj, "I am that"
The Acorn Press | ISBN 0893850220 | 1973 | PDF | English | 3.7 MB | 571 pages

I am That is Nisargadatta Maharaj's most well known book. Translated by Maurice Frydman, this book had profound effect on spiritual seekers from all paths of life.
Who is the jnani? The witness or the supreme?
Maharaj: The jnani is the supreme and also the witness.
He is both being and awareness.
In relation to consciousness he is awareness. In
relation to the universe he is pure being.

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Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj, "The Ultimate Medicine"
Blue Dove Press | ISBN 1556436335 | 1994 | PDF | English | 9.3 MB | 117 pages

Compiled during the last year of Nisargadatta 's life, The Ultimate Medicine provides advanced instruction for spiritual aspirants. Not for those who like their spirituality watered down, but for serious students seeking powerful antidotes to unawareness. Edited by Robert Powell, renowned spiritual author.

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Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj, "Consciousness and the Absolute"
The Acorn Press | ISBN 0893860417 | 1994 | PDF | English | 6.7 MB | 67 pages

Consciousness and the Absolute were recorded shortly before Nisargadatta's death in 1981, and translated directly to English with no changes. In a question and answer format the visitors and devotees accompanied this great master during his final teachings. His message uncompromisingly remained the same to the end, to dwell only on our beingness, giving it no attributes, dwelling prior to our thoughts.

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Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj, "Seeds of Consciousness"
The Acorn Press | ISBN 0893860255 | 1982 | PDF | English | 7.8 MB | 108 pages

This collection of talks occurred between July 7th 1979 and April 2nd 1980 in the same
setting as the other books. Daily, visitors would enter the ground floor residence in Khetwadi,
Bombay, and either remain silent in Maharaj's presence or pose questions to him to bring forth his wisdom. He would say he is not a learned man and therefore can only speak from his own experience, and that whatever he has been able to know about his true being applies to everyone else.
This series of questions and answers bears the same stamp of authenticity that all these books share. The editor, Jean Dunn has done the world a great service by bringing these talks to light, in translation from the original Marathi language. With an introduction by Ramesh S. Balsekar.

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Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj, "Prior to Consciousness"
Chetana | ISBN 8185300356 | 1982 | PDF | English | 15.6 MB | 163 pages

These talks took place between April1980 and July 1981 between seekers from all over
the world and Nisargadatta Maharaj. He continues to hammer at our egos, insisting that
we can only know through our personal experience, not through the second-hand
knowledge of others and of books. His words are used like a surgeons scalpel, used to cut
away the concepts we have been given since birth. Before this form came - what was I? He was very sharp with his answers. In the last two years of his life he would not entertain any questions pertaining to this worldly life and it's improvement. He spoke only the plain truth.

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Ramesh S. Balsekar, "Pointers from Nisargadatta"
The Acorn Press | ISBN 0893860336 | 1982 | PDF | English | 8.7 MB | 110 pages

Ramesh Balsekar is the most famous student of Nisargadatta Maharaj. In his first book, Pointers, Ramesh Balsekar explains the teachings of his guru.

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Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj, "The Nectar of Immortality"
Blue Dove Press | ISBN 1884997139 | 1987 | PDF | English | 6.8 MB | 107 pages

Nisargadatta Maharaj questioning and pushing his listeners and devotees further and further back, into their I-am-ness; asking them to discover who they were 100 years before, dealing with the principle prior to mind, not allowing any concepts to settle there. These books remind us of the non methods of Zen and Chan Masters; and their direct approach to this great matter force us as the reader to go beyond merely reading, and enter into that which we call "I".

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Mark West, "Gleanings from Nisargadatta"
Beyond Description Publishing | No Reference | 2006 | PDF | English | 3.3 MB | 133 pages

Mark West's new book, Gleanings From Nisargadatta, consists mostly of transcriptions of excerpts from talks given by Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj while Mark was present and recording notes with his permission in the late 1970s. It is framed by a personal account by Mark regarding his experiences with Nisargadatta and supplemented with transcriptions of some explanatory audio interviews Mark West has previously given on this subject. The pith and potency of the material will not disappoint those who are familiar with the teachings of this great sage.

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Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj, "Self Knowledge and Self Realization"
Jean Dunn | http://www.itisnotreal.com/Self-Knowledge.html | 2005 | PDF | English | 0.7 MB | 54 pages

Below is small book written by Nisargadatta Maharaj. As indicated by Jean in her editor's notes, it was published in 1963. There were 100 copies of this book printed by her. She gave 20 or so copies to friends and students and one to me. For some reason she decided not to give anymore out. It has never been published in the West. Therefore, you are among the first to see it. Jean was never able to find anyone who claimed ownership of the copyrights.

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