Shivanandalahari (E-book) 
Shivanandalahari is a celebrated devotional composition of Adi Shankaracharya consisting of one hundred verses in praise of Bhagavan Shiva. The title literally means โWaves of Auspicious Bliss,โ and the work beautifully combines deep devotion with profound philosophical insight. Composed in various chanda-s, it expresses the intense bhakti of the devotee along with the spiritual wisdom […]
Mookapanchashati – Padaravindashatakam (E-book)
Padaravindashatakam is an e-book presenting the second section of the celebrated Mookapanchashati, a collection of 500 verses glorifying the divine beauty and majesty of Goddess Kamakshi. Composed by the revered Muka Shankarendra Saraswati, it is dedicated to the praise of the lotus feet of the Goddess, expressing deep devotion, surrender, and reverence. The verses describe […]
Shivanandalahari โ Focused Learning (English Explanation) – (Video)
Shivanandalahari is a celebrated devotional composition of Adi Shankaracharya consisting of one hundred verses in praise of Bhagavan Shiva. The title literally means โWaves of Auspicious Bliss,โ and the work beautifully combines intense bhakti with profound philosophical insight. Rich in poetic beauty and spiritual depth, the verses express the devoteeโs longing for divine grace and surrender at the feet of Bhagavan Shiva.
This video series presents the verses of Shivanandalahari with simple English explanations for each word and verse. The meanings are explained with clarity in an easy-to-understand manner, helping learners appreciate the beauty, devotion, and philosophical depth of the composition. The series supports chanting with understanding, and deeper contemplation of this work.
Mookapanchashati – Aryashatakam (E-book)
The Aryashataka is the first section of the celebrated Mookapanchashati, a collection of 500 verses glorifying the divine beauty and majesty of Goddess Kamakshi. It was composed by the revered Muka Shankarendra Saraswati, also known as Muka Kavi. According to tradition he was born without the ability to hear or speak, but by the grace […]
Mookapanchashati – Aryashatakam (Video)
This video is presenting the Aryashataka โ the first hundred verses of the Mookapanchashati composed by Muka Shankarendra Sarasvati, who received the gift of speech through the grace of Goddess Kamakshi. These verses beautifully praise the compassion and majesty of Mother Kamakshi.
Video Features:
โข Complete chanting of all 100 verses
โข Original text in both Devanagari and IAST
โข Simple and lucid English meanings to support understanding and contemplation
โข Special emphasis on clear pronunciation, helping learners chant each verse with accuracy, devotion and confidence.
This resource helps learners chant with clarity, devotion and confidence, while experiencing the poetic beauty and spiritual depth of the Aryashataka. Ideal for daily chanting, study or meditation.
Video Features:
โข Complete chanting of all 100 verses
โข Original text in both Devanagari and IAST
โข Simple and lucid English meanings to support understanding and contemplation
โข Special emphasis on clear pronunciation, helping learners chant each verse with accuracy, devotion and confidence.
This resource helps learners chant with clarity, devotion and confidence, while experiencing the poetic beauty and spiritual depth of the Aryashataka. Ideal for daily chanting, study or meditation.
Ramacharit Manasa – Katha (Audio)
Ramacharit Manas, composed by Goswami Tulsidas in the 16th century, is a sacred poem based on Valmikiโs Ramayana. Written in the Awadhi dialect, it is known as the Tulsi Ramayana and is recited and sung with devotion in countless homes across India every day.
In this podcast, we will explore the katha portion in depth, in Hindi. Each episode will present the emotions, teachings, and moral values recorded in the Ramacharit Manas, offering listeners a journey of devotion, reflection, and spiritual experience.
Ramacharit Manasa – Gayan (Audio)
Ramacharit Manas, composed by Goswami Tulsidas in the 16th century, is a sacred poem based on Valmikiโs Ramayana. Written in the Awadhi dialect, it is known as the Tulsi Ramayana and is recited and sung with devotion in countless homes across India every day.
In this podcast, we will present the Gayan of Ramacharit Manas in a sweet voice with correct pronunciation. Each episode will bring alive the Ramacharit Manas through soulful singing, evoking devotion, emotion, and spiritual connection in the listener.
Atilaghu-Devi-Pooja-Vidhanam
Performing Devi-pooja has great significance in oneโs spiritual journey and is an important tradition that is followed across Bharata. The Divine Mother is worshipped as Durga, Lakshmi, and Sarasvati. This E-book offers a step-by-step guide to performing Devi Pooja in a simple way. Along with the initial preparations and the required items, features authentic mantra-s […]
