ajAti vAda

available at http://www.nfdcindia.com/mipcom2.html (NFDC website).
Information about obtaining a copy of the movie can be found at the NFDC
site, at http://www.nfdcindia.com/international.html. Also read a discussion
about this movie, at the archives of the advaita mailing list.
o Image of Adi SankarAcArya - A clay image of Adi SankarAcArya can be
obtained online from JBL Statues
(http://jblstatue.com/pages/sankaracharya.html).
o CD-ROM on Saundaryalahari - The Saundaryalahari is an important
hymn attributed to SankarAcArya. A new interactive multimedia CD-ROM
is available from Chidagni Creations.
o Websites related to advaita vedAnta and vedAntins -
The number of online resources relating to contemporary masters from the
ancient advaita tradition and the modern neo-vedAnta schools is growing
rapidly. Here is a collection of links you might be interested in visiting:
http://www.erols.com/ramakris/sringeri/sringeri.html - The Sringeri
maTha, currently headed by Swami Bharati Tirtha, is the first
advaita monastery, established by Adi Sankara. The Sringeri lineage
is directly or indirectly the source of most contemporary institutions
associated with advaita vedAnta. In addition, there is now an official
extension of the Sringeri Peetham in the USA, called the Sringeri
Vidya Bharati Foundation (http://www.asanet.com/sringeri). The
Peetham's bimonthly magazine, titled Tattvaloka, can also be
obtained online in English and Italian versions
(http://www.vidya.org/tattvaloka).
http://www.kamakoti.org - The Kancipuram maTha, under Swami
Jayendra Sarasvati.
http://www.chitrapurmath.org/about.htm - The Chitrapur maTha of
one group of sArasvata brAhmaNas, under Swami Sadyojata
Sankarasrama. This maTha maintains its centuries old traditional
links with the Sringeri maTha.
http://www.koviloor-madalayam.org - The Koviloor maTha, a
dynamic vedAnta maTha of the Nagarattar community, under
Srilasri Nachiappa Gnanadesikan. Since its inception, this maTha
has maintained traditional links with Sringeri maTha. This maTha is
also one of the few institutions that preserve an old tradition of
teaching advaita vedAnta through Tamil texts (including original
texts and translations from Sanskrit).
http://www.culturalindia.com/karyalaya.htm - Adhyatma Prakasha
Karyalaya, founded by Swami Saccidanandendra Sarasvati.
http://www.vedanta.org - Vedanta Society of Southern California, in
the lineage of Ramakrishna Paramahamsa and Swami Vivekananda.
Also see http://www.ramakrishna.org and
http://www.vivekananda.org.
http://www.dlshq.orgThe Divine Life Society, Rishikesh, established