Ellam Ondre: All is One

by Vaiyai R. Subramaniam

Small and beautiful, pocket-sized but profound, this booklet indeed packs ‘multum in parvo’ − much in little − incorporating, as it does, ideas of immense use to spiritual aspirants at every level and of any faith.
The value of this tiny book can be gauged from the fact that Bhagavan Ramana himself had gone through it and given chapter headings for the benefit of sadhakas and that he urged a devotee to read it if he desired moksha (liberation).
It is hoped that spiritual aspirants will read this booklet of great merit with due care and derive utmost spiritual benefit by practicing its precepts.

Genres: Spirituality, Nonfiction

Unknown Binding

First published September 5, 2013

Reviews

[Sourabh Mathur]

A profound spiritual gem in concise form. The immense value of this small booklet is clear from Bhagavan Ramana Maharshi himself, who personally reviewed it, provided chapter titles for spiritual seekers, and directly urged a devotee seeking moksha to read it. Essential reading for anyone on the path of self-realization.

[Pratibha Baveja]

A pocket-friendly book that I read mostly during my daily travels. Despite the size of the book, it consists of words of profound wisdom that require silent reflection. The chapter on 'Peace' was my favorite followed by 'Unity', 'You', and 'God'.

Recommended for spiritual seekers!

[Cedar Dev]

All is one, the whites, blacks, browns, yellow are one. The animals, the birds, the fishes, the trees, are one. Insentient and Sentient are one.
We are one with all and the one(God).
Indeed everything is one, all is one.

[agnostic]

Translation of work entitled Ellam Ondre.

[Leila]

Chapters 1, 2 and 6 are very strong, especially chapter 6 I am exceedingly fond of, but of the rest I am highly skeptical.