Ramakrishna in samadhi at the house of Keshab Chandra Sen (circa 1880)

 Glimpse of the Divine: Ramakrishna in Samadhi at Keshab Chandra Sen's House

This captivating framed black and white photograph offers a rare window into a profound spiritual experience. It depicts Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa in a state of samadhi, a deep meditative state of God-realization.

The year is 1879. Ramakrishna, a revered mystic saint of India, is seen at the Calcutta home of Keshab Chandra Sen, a leader of the Brahmo Samaj reform movement. Surrounded by curious Brahmo devotees, Ramakrishna is supported by his nephew, Hriday.

The image captures the intensity of Ramakrishna's samadhi. His eyes are closed, his face serene, and his body seemingly weightless. The contrast between Ramakrishna's deep state of trance and the attentive expressions of the onlookers creates a powerful and evocative scene.

Owning this framed photograph allows you to:

• Witness a historical moment of spiritual communion.
• Gain a deeper appreciation for Ramakrishna's profound spiritual experiences.
• Spark conversations about meditation, yoga, and the pursuit of enlightenment.