A highly revered Sanskrit treatise written sometime in the 13th century dealing with understanding and explaining the state of being 'spiritually free while living.' The book is translated into English from the Kannada original work by Swami Harshananda, a senior monk of the Ramakrishna Order and notably erudite scholar.

An exhaustive commentary on the Ramnama Sankirtanam, with additional relevant portions from the Adhyatma Ramayana, the Ananda Ramayana, and Ramcharita Manasa (of Tulasidasa). The original verses given in Devanagari, followed by Romanized script, and detailed exposition. A set of 3 volumes.

Originally delivered as 150 discourses, one hour each, in Kannada language by Swami Harshananda. Transcribed and translated into English by Krishnamurthy Ramakrishna.

Prasthanatraya, the three foundational works upon which the Vedanta philosophy is founded.

A study of the symbols, emblems, and imagery that characterize the major religions.

An ancient work of the Bhagavata school. The sutra text as well as the text of the commentary are given in Devanagari with English translation. An informative introduction is included.

An overview for the layman to gain a basic knowledge of the six traditional systems of Indian philosophy.

An early morning hymn to Sri Ramakrishna. Devanagari text, transliteration and English translation.

The lives and teachings of the three most well-known acaryas responsible for the three major schools of Vedanta, Sankara, Ramanuja and Madhva.

A panoramic view of her life, the unfolding of her character and her message that rouses the chord of universal love inherent in every human being.