"To seek and abide in the Reality that is always attained, is the only Attainment."
The Ramana Maharshi Foundation UK provides a focal point for devotees of Sri Ramana Maharshi in the United Kingdom as well as for visitors from overseas.
All who are interested in the Maharshi’s Teachings are welcome to attend our Satsangs.
The monthly main Face-to-Face Meeting, funded by donation, is usually on the 1st Saturday of the
month at 2pm (please err on the side of earliness rather than lateness).
2025's dates are 4 Jan, 1 Feb, 1 Mar, 5 Apr, 3 May, 7 Jun,
5 Jul, 2 Aug, 6 Sep, 4 Oct, 1 Nov and 6 Dec.
The meetings are held at The Study Society, Colet House, 151 Talgarth Rd, London W14 9DA.
(Baron's Court is the nearest tube station served by District and Piccadilly lines).
These meetings will include some reading, meditation, chanting and discussion.
These satsangs are held on the second and last Saturday of every month at 2 pm (UK time). To obtain the Zoom link to participate in any of these Satsangs please contact us.
Since November 2024 Michael has been explaining the text Sri Arunachala Navamanimalai - The Necklet of Nine Gems, composed by Sri Ramana Maharshi. Since the meetings are recorded and then shown on YouTube, no private questions will be answered on Zoom.
These talks should be available as usual on the Sri Ramana Teachings channel on YouTube soon after each meeting and a parallel series of articles will be appearing on Michael’s blog.
These online meetings are on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings at 7 pm (UK time). To obtain the Zoom link, please email: meetings@ramana-maharshi.org.uk
This online group meets on Tuesday and Thursday evenings to go through the Core Texts. On Tuesdays, we are going through the text Guru Vachaka Kovai (translated by Venkatasubramanian, Butler and Godman). On Thursdays, we are discussing the text Maha Yoga (by Lakshmana Sarma). To obtain the Zoom link to participate, please email: meetings@ramana-maharshi.org.uk
Our suggested Annual Membership Donation is £10 (or more) per annum, and £50 (or more) for Life Membership. Any other donations would also be welcome. For details as to how to pay these contributions please contact us.
Please note that there is no Centre or Ashram, nor does the Foundation have its own premises which means, regrettably, that we are unable to provide accommodation for visitors.
The Ramana Maharshi Foundation UK sends out a newsletter by email twice a year Spring/Summer and Autumn/Winter.
Contact rmfnewsletter@ramana-maharshi.org.uk
Autumn/Winter 2024 Edition | | Spring/Summer 2024 Edition
Autumn/Winter 2023 Edition | | Spring/Summer 2023 Edition
Autumn/Winter 2022 Edition | | Spring/Summer 2022 Edition
Autumn/Winter 2021 Edition | | Spring/Summer 2021 Edition
Autumn/Winter 2020 Edition | | Summer 2020 Edition | | Spring 2020 Edition
Sri Ramanasramam produces its own free e-newsletter - Saranagati and the Mountain Path (a quarterly). Subscriptions to the Mountain Path can now be paid directly via the portal at http://worldstore.sriramanamaharshi.org.
Past issues can be accessed online in pdf format at the Sri Ramanasramam Resource Centre.
Books on Ramana Maharshi can be purchased by emailing books@ramana-maharshi.org.uk. Postage will be charged in addition to the prices listed. You will need to provide us with your postal address and state whether you would like to pay by bank transfer or cheque. For devotees living outside the UK, to make an online money transfer, Wise (previously called TransferWise) is a good option. The Foundation does not have any other facility for payment.
Because of the high cost of postage, we recommend that devotees in the USA purchase books from Arunachala Ashram in New York, and that devotees in India obtain books from the Ramanashram Bookstore.
These photographs are from a collection of restored images and are available in a high quality format for printing. If anyone would like such a file for their personal use they may email the Foundation giving the file identity name which appears below each photo. The file will then be emailed to them.
There is no charge for this but a donation to the Foundation is always welcome, and bank details can be provided to permit a bank transfer.
Collection 1 | | Collection 2 | | Collection 3
Collection 4 | | Collection 5 | | Collection 6
The following photos of Arunachala by Markus Horlacher are available from him on request as a high resolution file. There is no fixed charge but recipients may offer him a donation.
He should be contacted direct using the following email address: horlachermarkus@gmail.com
Collection 1 | | Collection 2 | | Collection 3
Collection 4 | | Collection 5 | | Collection 6 | | Collection 7
In response to a number of requests, we are sharing some of the chants used in our satsangs.
The RMF UK has a Face Book page.
Alan Jacobs, our late President, also has a Page on Face Book especially designed for those practising the teaching: Alan Jacobs Advaita Vedanta
There are many websites that contain information about the teaching. The principal of these is Sri Ramanasramam.
All Enquiries should be emailed to: ramanamaharshifoundationuk@ramana-maharshi.org.uk
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