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Jnana Yoga for Modern Seekers

Struggling to Find Inner Peace? Begin with This One Powerful Question

🌞 The ancient path to find inner peace — inspired by timeless silence teachings.

🌞Discover how a single question can transform your inner world

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🌞The first step: how to find stillness, clarity, and inner power in the noise of modern life

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A single inner shift that can change everything

Modern life moves fast, but inner peace remains elusive. You may feel overwhelmed, burned out, or simply lost.

What if the path to peace wasn’t outside you — but within?

In this post, we explore a timeless teaching from Ramana Maharishi, simplified for today’s seeker.

What Is Self-Enquiry?

Self-enquiry (Atma Vichara) is a core practice of Jnana Yoga, the yoga of self-knowledge. Unlike rituals or beliefs, it asks just one question: “Who am I?”

This question, if pursued with sincerity and silence, leads us to the source of our awareness. ‘Your own Self is the greatest teacher.’ That’s not a belief — it’s a realization waiting inside you.

Three Ways to Begin Self-Enquiry Today

Real peace doesn’t announce itself. It hides in the quiet moments

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Practice Silent Sitting

Start with 2–5 minutes daily. No music. No mantra. Just silence. Let thoughts pass.

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Ask “Who am I?”

Not as a chant-but as a pointer.
Whenever you feel reactive, pause and ask inwardly: “Who is experiencing this?”

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Observe the Observer

Catch the moment when you’re thinking — and shift attention to the one who is aware of the thought.

Why Silence Is a Powerful Teacher ?

Ramana Maharishi often spoke through silence, not words. Why? Because truth is not found in more information — but in the stillness between thoughts.
Silence helps you tune in to the “I Am” presence — the essence behind roles, labels, and identities.

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FAQs – About Self-Enquiry And How to Find Inner peace

To directly realize the Self, beyond mind and ego, by turning awareness inward.

No. Start with just a few minutes of silent reflection daily. Consistency is more important than duration.

Yes. While Self-Enquiry stands alone, it can deepen your meditation, mindfulness, or prayer practices.

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