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Talks with Sri Ramana Maharshi
RECORDS OF DIALOGUES
WITH SRI BHAGAVAN
Day by Day with Bhagavan: A diary by Devaraja Mudaliar recording
conversations and events in Sri Bhagavan’s Hall during the years
1945 to 1947. Interesting insights into the Maharshi’s life, his
relations with devotees and many unique dialogues are recorded
in a charming manner.
Letters from Sri Ramanasramam: A translation of 241 letters Suri
Nagamma wrote to her brother. The author, a beloved devotee of
the Sage wonderfully captures the unique personality of the Sage
and the happenings in the Old Hall.
Maharshi’s Gospel: A collection of answers by Sri Bhagavan to
questions covering. a range of spiritual topics, arranged and
edited subject-wise into thirteen chapters, forming a brief but
comprehensive record of His oral teachings.
Self-Enquiry: An English translation by Dr.T.M.P. Mahadevan of the
question and answer version of Vichara Sangraham, a compilation
by Sri Natanananda of answers given by Sri Bhagavan to 40
questions asked by Gambhiram Seshayyar between 1900 and
1902, most of which are questions regarding the two paths of raja
yoga and jnana yoga
Spiritual Instruction: An English translation by Dr. T.M.P. Mahadevan of
Upadesa Manjari, a Tamil work containing 70 questions and answers
recorded by Sri Natanananda. Sri Bhagavan answers in a simple and
easy manner questions regarding difficulties on the path.
Sri Ramana Gita: Sanskrit text of 300 verses by Kavyakantha Ganapati
Muni some of which record questions by devotees and answers by Sri
Bhagavan, and some of which are verses in praise of Him, with an English
translation by Sri Viswanatha Swami and Prof. K. Swaminathan.
Who am I?: About 1902, Sivaprakasam Pillai put several questions
to the Maharshi and got answers to them in writing. These answers
form the quintessence of Sri Bhagavan’s teachings. The English
translation is by Dr T.M.P. Mahadevan.
Conscious Immortality: A collection of dialogues with the Maharshi
written down by Paul Brunton and Munagala Venkataramiah.
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