 | The painting on the front of this greeting card depicts Lord Sri Arunachaleswara and Goddess Apithakuchambal. $3.50 |
|  | Devotional and inspiring reminiscences of people who visited or interacted with Sri Ramana Maharshi. $14.00 |
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 | A beautiful pictorial display of black and white photographs, some of the Maharshi and some of scenes of the ashram environment, with quotations from the Maharshi’s teachings. A companion volume to the book, "Heart is Thy Name". $10.00 |
|  | Tamil rendering of Ribhu Gita performed by Bhiksu Sastrigal, also known as Ulaganatha Swamigal. $12.00 |
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 | A beautifully illustrated book on the life and teachings of Sri Ramana Maharshi for young children $8.00 |
|  | This book goes with the "Ramana Gitam" set of CDs. It contains the lyrics with musical notes in Tamil. $5.00 |
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 | This book presents an English translation along with Sansktri text of a series of intimate, revealing letters written in Sansktrit by Vasishtha Kavyakantha Ganapati Muni while residing at Anandasrama, Sirsi in 1931 to his Guru, Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi. $4.00 |
|  | Instrumental
Music: Rajkumar Bharathi
Concept: Dr. Sarada
Natarajan
Produced by: Ramana
Maharshi Centre for Learning
$7.00 |
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 | English
Devotional
Music: Raghu, Dr.
Sarada, Vijai Shankar
Lyrics: Bhagavan Sri
Ramana Maharshi, Kavyakantha Ganapathi Muni, Murugunar, Dr. A. S.
Venugopala Rao, Dr. Sarada
Produced by: Ramana
Maharshi Centre for Learning
$7.00 |
|  | This book contains Sri Bhagavan's original poetic works and
the English translation of Smt. T. R. Kanakammal's commentaries on them.
The author has explained the meaning of every words of Bhagavan's
verses and added a complete commentary on it. She has also mentioned
the circumstances in which each poem was written by Bhagavan. $21.00 |
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 | Contains Sanskrit and English translation of the verses composed by Sri Vasishtha Ganapathi Muni, and Sanskrit and English translation of the commentary by Sri T. V. Kapali Sastriar. Also includes English rendering of Vasistha Ganapathi Muni's Guru Mantra Bhasyam $16.00 |
|  | Spiritual instructions on devotion and Self-Knowledge for the purpose of Self-Realization by Samarth Ramdas. $29.00 |
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 | by Savitribai Khanolkar
Inspiring stories of the saints of Maharashtra such as Sant Jnaneshwar, Sant Namadev, Sant Janabai, Sant Eknath, Sant Tukaram, Sant Ramadasa, and others. $5.00 |
|  | Composed by Muruganar, Translated by Robert Butler
English translation of Sri Ramana Anubhuti, composed by Muruganar in his inimitable style, couched in devotional settings, replete with the highest wisdom, revealing the depths of what he experienced and realized with the Maharshi's grace and instruction. $10.00 |
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 | Contains trasliterated Tamil and English translation of all of the verses recited during the six-day Tamil Parayana at Sri Ramanasramam plus additional verse recited at other times presented in transliterated Sanskrit and Tamil with English translations. $12.00 |
|  | Edited by Nome
Verses of Devotion and Knowledge from the tradition of Advaita Vedanta. $14.95 |
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 | by Sri Ramana Maharshi, Translation and Commentary by Nome
The essential teachings of the Revelation of Truth by Sri Ramana Maharshi, in Sanskrit, translated into English with explanations by Nome. $15.95 |
| | • | Satsang Recording:
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the Self’s nature of Being-Consciousness-Bliss and Self-inquiry. Dialogues on Self-inquiry, meditation transcendent of thought and non-thought states, the nature of the “I” and the significance of “Tat tvam asi, and other topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of selected verses of Chandogya Upanishad. |
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| • | Satsang Recording:
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the extinguishment of the ego and all illusion in Brahman. Dialogues on Self-Knowledge, finality and the absolute nature of the Self, experiences and Awareness, Self-inquiry, no duality of selves, direct nonobjective inquiry, and other topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of selected verses of Chandogya Upanishad. |
| | • | Satsang Recording:
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on Self-Knowledge, Self-inquiry, the unreality of the ego, and the Self’s nature of Being-Consciousness-Bliss. Dialogues on illusion and Reality, the one Self, transcendence over unfounded criticism from others, and other topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of selected verses of Chandogya Upanishad. |
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| • | Ramana Darshanam Recording
Inward, Samadhi, Silence, Ego-death: Outward seeking and inner happiness, sastra learning and Samadhi free of vasanas, true Silence and thought-transcendent meditation, the true devotee, the meaning of “Rama” and absolute Existence, the true asana, detachment toward reputation and those who malign it, the deathless Self, ego death and love. |
| | • | Satsang Recording:
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction on the nonobjective nature of the Self and the nonobjective nature of Self-Realization. Dialogues on the ever-existent nature of the Self and perseverance, discrimination, Self-inquiry, feelings of bliss and peace, freedom from misidentification with the body and mind, being beyond states, and other topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of selected verses of Chandogya Upanishad. |
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| • | Satsang Recording:
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction about the ancient teaching and eternal Truth of the Knowledge of the Self, attained by Self-inquiry, that reveals that this Self is Brahman. Dialogues on intensity and continuity of spiritual practice, that the ego and its associated ideas are merely an illusory mistake, Self-inquiry, the experience of inquiring, and other topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of selected verses of Chandogya Upanishad. |
| | • | Satsang Recording:
Initial silence is followed by spiritual instruction about the nature of the Self, Self-Knowledge, the essential teaching, and Self-inquiry. Dialogues on Self-inquiry, nonobjective Knowledge, the nature of the mind, freedom from ignorance, the source of belief and knowledge, Self-Knowledge and the clear understanding of That, and other topics. Concludes with a recitation in Sanskrit and English of selected verses of Chandogya Upanishad. |
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