Jivanmuktiviveka and also advaitin Electronic Reference Library

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Namaste:

 

This is an important reference for all advaitins who want to get a

glimpse of Vidyaranaya's work - Jivanmuktiviveka. It was nice of Sri

Sunderji to include this file as a part of advaitin reference files.

Those who want to access all the files in the organized electronic

reference library should first access the advaitin site

at the WEB Address: advaitin/

 

Step 2: Double click on <files> (on the left side window)

Step 3: Double click on the file folder - Jivanmuktiviveka

Step 4: Double click on the pdf file - Vidyaranya.pdf

 

Similarly members can also access other goodies that are available

when the click <files>. The list includes the following files:

 

Adi Shankaracharya

Biography ; list of Complete Works

Advaitasiddhi

 

Topics in the advaitasiddhi

Articles on Advaita and other related files

 

Gita

Bhagawad Gita

Gita translations

Anthology of links to online translations

 

Gita-Biblio.doc

A Critical Bibliography, compiled by Ken Knight

 

Jivanmuktiviveka

Vidyaranya's work; tr. Robert Goodding

 

Mahavakyas & Samanadhikaranya

Prof. Ganapathy's book, transc. by Ken Knight

 

Members

Introductions and Photos of list members

 

Moderate

Moderation related files

 

Mukundamala

Devotional hymn

 

Narayaniyam

Advaita Bhakti thro. Contemplative Practice of Narayaniyam

 

Notes on Brahmasuutra

Notes based on H.H.Swami Paramaarthananda's lectures on Shankara

Bhaashya

 

Panchikarana

Shankara's Panchikarana and Sureshvaracharya's Varttika

Perennial Books.txt

 

Scriptural Classics recommeded by A. Huxley

PerennialPhilosophy.txt

Links to works/biographies quoted in A. Huxley's book

 

Ramanashram

Arunachalam - Ramana Maharshi Ashram

 

Rig-Veda

Prof.H.B.Dave - commentary 'Approach to the One'

 

Saints

Saints of India

 

Shrimad Bhagavad Gita

Devanagari/English-pdf; ITX; Online Itrans to Indian Scripts

 

Upadesha-sahasri of Shankara

Prose section-tr. by Ken Knight

 

Let us take this opportunity and thank all the unselfish scholars who

made this possible. Specifically Sri Madhava, Sri Sunder, Sri

Sadananda, ProfVK, Sri Ken, Sri Stig, Sri Frank, Sri Craig Sri Anand

Hudli and several others I failed to mention.

 

Members should also can greatly benefit by accessing the links

(bookmarks) which can be accessed by double clicking on <Links> after

accessing our group site.

 

Warmest regards,

 

Ram Chandran

 

 

"Sunder Hattangadi <sunderh>" <sunderh> wrote:

If the URL is split up on more than one line, the link may not

work directly, in which case, it can be copied & pasted in the

address box, or the remainder of the URL typed in.]

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> Regards,

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> Sunder