Publications
Nangu Thagudigal
This audio CD contains one such benedictory discourse of Jagadguru Sri Abhinava Vidyatheertha Mahaswamigal delivered in Tamil at Chennai during the year 1977, wherein He spells out the qualifications required by an aspirant who desires to tread the path of Knowledge for gaining liberation.
Natajana Palini
Natajana Palini is a compilation of various stotras and kirtanas in praise of Devi - the universal mother rendered by Kum. Pavani Prabhakar.
Navagraha - Kosha [Volume One]
The Nava Grahas are of great significance not only to Astrological studies but to people in daily life. The first volume of this book gives all available details concerning the nine Grahas in the methodical manner.
Navagraha - Kosha [Volume Two]
The second volume of this book serve as a practical guide to the actual effects of certain planetary positions and conjunctions. The rituals constituting the Puja are indicated in this volume alongwith the Mantras to be recited, the Mandalas to be prepared and the gifts to be made.
Nenjil Nirainda Jagadguru
This book is the translated version from `Personification of Perfication’. This book contains a brief life sketch of His Holiness Sri Abhinava Vidyatheertha Mahaswamigal, along with an exclusive chapter on His Teachings.
Nyayashekhari
Nyayashekhari is a commentary on the well known ‘Tarka Sangraha’, an well known primary and introductory work on Tarka Shastra or Indian logic authored by the famed Kunigal Yajna Narayana Shastri, an erudite scholar in Tarka Shastra.
Outlines of Vedanta
The book `Outlines of Vedanta’ is a clear and lucid exposition of the Vedanta philosophy, free from teachnicalities. The style and presentation are simple. Illustrations have been freely given to enable one and all to grasp the subject without any doubt.
Panchadasi
The Book Panchadasi is written by the 12th Jagadguru of Sringeri Sharada Peetham Sri Vidyaranyar in the 14th century. This book talks about the absolute reality in Advaita Vedanta philosophy and the practices of contemplation and meditation. The text has fifteen chapters, which is the source of its name Panchadasi, literally referring to the fifteen chapters, and are presented in three sections namely, Existence, Consciousness and the Eternal Bliss.
