An excellent prose translation. Pocket size.

An excellent prose translation with commentary based on that of Shankara.

Devanagari text, word-for-word meanings, English translation, and notes.

Hinduism, founded on eternal truths regarding the nature of ultimate reality and constantly tested and enriched by the experiences of realized souls, speaks to all humanity.

Sri Sarada Devi's life of simplicity and deep spirituality recounted by a disciple. Illustrated with more than forty photos.

The aim of the book was to present to the public in English a short but comprehensive chronological account of the life of Sri Ramakrishna.  This book closley follows the chronology and treatment of the Bengali classic, Sri Sri Ramakrishna Leelaprasanga written by Swami Saradananda, a direct disciple of the Master https://sfvedanta.org/books/sri-ramakrishna-the-great-master/.  Some of the masterly expositions and abstruse points relating to the Master's life, however,  have been purposefully ommitted in the present book.  Additional facts have been collected from various other authentic sources.  Mahatma Gandhi has kindly written a Foreword in appreciation of the Master.

Devanagari text, English translation, including complete translation of the Karika, Sankara's commentary on the Karika, and explanatory notes.

Man's nature, origin, and destiny as interpreted in the Hindu scriptures.

La vida de Sri Sarada Devi esposa de Sri Ramakrishna y coparticipe en su mision.

Material in this book forms the preface to the Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna published in 1942.  It contains a short biography of the Master based mainly upon the Life of Sri Ramakrishna published by Advaita Ashrama https://sfvedanta.org/books/life-of-sri-ramakrishna/

Also included in this book are short explanations of several systems of Indian religious thought associated with Sri Ramakrishna's spiritual disciplines and experiences.  The last part of the book, entitled 'After the Passing Away', gives a picture of the daily life of Sri Ramakrishna's disciples after his death and reveals the ascetic background of the Ramakrishna Mission.