Arranged by category; this list is not complete.
By the Editors
By Sri Ramana Maharshi
Translated by Michael James
The complete text of the best translation of the definitive instruction manual for Self-enquiry, with an introduction by the translator.
By Annamalai Swami
By Annamalai Swami
By Annamalai Swami
By David Godman
What did Sri Ramana Maharshi mean when he used the terms ‘I–I’ and sphurana?
Avoid this common mistake that many people make with Self-enquiry.
By Franklin Merrell-Wolff
By Sri Sadhu Om
By Sri Ramana Maharshi
By Muruganar
By Narayana Iyer
By Ramanananda Swarnagiri
By Paul Brunton
By Frank Humphreys
By V. Ganesan
By G.V. Subbaramayya
By Major Alan W. Chadwick
By Major Alan W. Chadwick
By John A. Grimes
Articles about Self-enquiry are in their own section.
Here Lies the Whole Secret of Knowing Oneself
By Ilie Cioara.
Somebody who was truly Self-realized explains how it happened to him and how it can happen to you.
By Franklin Merrell-Wolff
By Richard Rose
By Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj
Author unknown
By Jean Dunn
By Freddie Yam
By Osho (Rajneesh)
Translated by Paul Reps and Lakshmana Joo.
By Bruce Morgen.
By Jiddu Krishnamurti
By Jiddu Krishnamurti
By Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj
By Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj
By Paul Brunton.
By Bhante Henepola Gunaratana
By Michael Comans, PhD
By Osho. Unenlightened people misunderstand what enlightened people say about effort.
By Alan Watts.
Technique promoted by Puran and Susanna Bair.
By GS
An anonymous scientist describes how Kundalini performs yoga with his body and mind and puts him in an elevated spiritual state. This is Kundalini in its classic form, as people wish it to be.
By Paul Zweig
Our reference page on this topic. Includes list of places where you can get shaktipat.
By Freddie Yam
By Freddie Yam.
Kundalini created a permanent conviction that the universe is benevolent and put an end to fear.By El Collie
By Gopi Krishna
By Freddie Yam
By N.R. Krishnamurti Aiyer
By Swami Shivom Tirth
By Swami Vishnu Tirth
By humanbeing
By Mantak Chia
Letter to the Editor from Bonnie Greenwell received on February 24, 2000 at 1:09 AM.
Bonnie Greenwell’s Kundalini Quest column for March 13, 2000.
Bonnie Greenwell’s Kundalini Quest column for May 11, 2000.
Bonnie Greenwell’s Kundalini Quest column for June 2, 2000.
By Purnananda Swami. Translated by Arthur Avalon (Sir John Woodroffe).
Autobiographical articles about awakening and Kundalini are in their own sections.
By Paul Zweig
By David Godman
By Paul Brunton
By Wolter A. Keers
By Laura Olshansky
By Anonymous. Is this what Sri Ramana Maharshi means when he talks about the I-I?
By Mercedes de Acosta
By Petri Einiö
By Arjuna Ardagh and Andrew Cohen
By Thomas Ashley-Farrand
By Adiguru Padmé
Our main page on the Ashtavakra Gita. Translations, commentaries, links.
Translated by Shri Purohit Swami.
Translated by John Henry Richards
Translated by Achyarya Pranipata Chaitanya. Includes Sanskrit text in Devangari and IAST, word-for-word gloss, and English translation.
By Ramana Maharshi. Translated by Arthur Osborne.
Translated and annotated by Robert Butler. Includes grammatical commentary with lexicon and concordance and index of Tamil grammar by subject, following the Tamil commentaries of Sri Lakshmana Sarma and Sri Sadhu Om Swami.
By Vaiyai R. Subramaniam. Highly recommended by Ramana Maharshi.
Translated by Paul Reps and Lakshmana Joo.
By Purnananda Swami. Translated by Arthur Avalon (Sir John Woodroffe).
A comparison of ten complete translations.
Translated by A. Mahadeva Sastri.
Translated by Stephen Patterson and Marvin Meyer.
Lord Shiva manifests as a pillar of fire to curb the egos of Brahma and Vishnu, who were fighting with each other in a dispute over which of the two was the greater, in this famous story from the Arunachala Puranam, the 17th century Tamil classic.
By Saiva Ellappa Navalar and translated by Robert Butler.
By Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj
From The Mountain Path
By Rob Sacks
An interview with Scott Kiloby by Iain McNay.
By Jeff Greewald
By Stephan Bodian
By Lynn Marie Lumiere and John Lumiere-Wins
By Sunny Massad
By Kriben Pillay
Back issues of Sri Ramanasramam’s journal.
More than 1500 photographs of Ramana Maharshi.
Converts text between Roman and Indic alphabets including Devanagari.
From Shambhala Sun magazine.
By John S. Anderson
By iamquiet
An Upanishad for Modern Times
The experience of one’s true state of total emptiness is indescribable. No pleasure or fleeting happiness or excitement I have experienced before even comes close. Nothing I can say will compare, experience it for yourself.
By Jan Frazier
As we feel the moments when need or fear enters the picture, the walls that constrain the heart, that drive us to a crippling refuge in the mind, can be felt gently to begin to crumble.
Book learning and memorization of scriptures is no use. By ‘Vishnu’ (R. Narayana Iyer) and C.K. Anavema Reddy.
A gifted writer visits Muktananda at his ashram in India.
By Richard Rose
By Tara Springett
By Tara Springett
By Anadi (also known as Aadi and Aziz Kristof)
Duality is sacred. Nonduality is the passive principle of existence; duality is the active spirit of creation. There is no self-realization without duality.
By Anadi (also known as Aadi and Aziz Kristof)
Anadi claims he knows more about Ramana’s and Nisargadatta’s experiences and states than they knew themselves.
By Ilie Cioara
Adiguru Padmé
By Susan Blackmore
By Dan Millman and Doug Childers
By Mark Matousek
By Adyashanti
By Narayana Iyer
By Marilyn Cootsis
By David Godman
By Ed Muzika
Reviewed by Laura Olshansky
By Jan Frazier
By David Godman
Converts text between Roman and Indic alphabets including Devanagari.
By Chuck Hillig
This page was first published on October 4, 2014, last revised on September 29, 2020, and last republished on October 16, 2020.