Includes Sureshwaracharyas commentary, Manasollasa, and Pranava Vartika, and also Dakshinamurti Upanishad. Devanagari text, English translation, and extensive introduction and notes by the translator.

Devanagari text, English translation, and Sureswarachara's gloss.

Sanskrit text given in English transliteration with English translation.

from Markandeya Purana. Verses in praise of the Divine Mother portraying her victory over the forces of evil.

Verses from Aparokshanubhuti of Sri Shankaracharya with a commentary by Hari Prasad Shastri. English only.

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

'Who are you?' 'Where do you come from?' These questions begin the dialogue between Sri Sankaracharya and a remarkable small boy, Hastamalaka, who reveals here his Self-knowledge - as clear to him as a fruit on the palm of his hand.

A highly revered Sanskrit treatise written sometime in the 13th century dealing with understanding and explaining the state of being 'spiritually free while living.'

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.

A short exposition on the meanings and implications of the mahavakyas (great sayings expressing the oneness of the individual soul with Brahman) with the commentary entitled Puspanjali. Devanagari texts of both original and commentary, word-for-word meanings, English translation, notes.