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LC Call No.: BL1124.7.B75 S34 1995 LC Call No.: BL1124.7.B756 S34 1996 o sambandhavArttika, the introduction to the bRhadAraNyakopanishadbhAshya-vArttika Edited with Bengali translation, by Dinesh Chandra Bhattacharya, Calcutta, 1950. LC Call No.: B133.S49 B743713 1950 Edited with English translation and extracts from commentaries, by T. M. P. Mahadevan, University of Madras, 1972. LC Call No.: B132.A3 S83 1972 Edited with English translation, by S. Venkataramana Aiyar and Krishna Nath Chatterjee, Caukhamba Amarabharati Series, vol. 7, Varanasi, 1981. LC Call No.: B132.A3 S8313 1981 naishkarmyasiddhi o With notes and index by Col. G. A. Jacob, Vidyabhavan Sanskrit Studies, no. 3, Chowkhamba Vidyabhavan, Varanasi, 1992. (with the candrikA of jnAnottama miSra) LC Call No.: B132.A3 S828 1992 o Translations by A. J. Alston, Shanti Sadan, London, 1959 and 1971. LC Call No.: B132.V3 S9 1959 LC Call No.: B132.A8 S9513 1971 o With English translation, introducion, annotation and indices, by R. Balasubramanian, University of Madras, Madras, 1988. LC Call No.: B132.A8 S9513 1988 o Edited with introduction and a commentary titled kleSApahAriNI, by SrI saccidAnandendra sarasvatI, Adhyatma Prakasa Karyalaya, Holenarsipur, 1968. LC Call No.: B132.A3 S9 o Edited with jnAnottama's candrikA and a Hindi commentary titled naishkarmyaranjanI, by kRshNAnanda sAgara, Sri Madhavananda Granthalaya, Varanasi, 1990. LC Call No.: B132.A3 S82816 1990 o Ras Vihari Dass, The essentials of Advaitism, Suresvara's Naishkarmyasiddhi explained in English, Punjab Oriental Series, no. 21, Lahore, 1933. o C. Markandeya Sastri, Suresvara's contribution to Advaita, Sundari Samskrita Vidyalaya, Vemur (A.P.), 1974. LC Call No.: B133.S832 M37 o Sudha Jain, Advaitatattvamimamsa : Suresvaracaryakrta Naishkarmyasiddhi ke pariprekshya mem, Pratibha Prakashan, Delhi, 1986. (in Hindi) LC Call No.: BL1213.72 .J35 1986 o John Grimes, The Naishkarmyasiddhi of Suresvara, Sri Garib Das Oriental Series, no. 136, Sri Satguru Publications, Delhi, 1992. LC Call No.: B132.A3 G75 1992
padmapAda - (8th-9th cent.) pancapAdikA o With English translation and notes, by D. Venkataramiah, Gaekwad's Oriental Series, no. 107, Oriental Institute, Baroda, 1948. o Edited with prakASAtman's vivaraNa, akhaNDAnanda's tattvadIpana and sarvajnavishNubhaTTa's RjuvivaraNa, by S. Subrahmanya Sastri, Mahesanusandhana Samsthanam, Mt. Abu, 1992. LC Call No.: B132.V3 S33635 1992 o T. R. Srinivasan, Pancapadika of Padmapadacarya, Bhavani Book Center, Madras, 1989. LC Call No.: B132.V3 S366388 1989 toTaka - (8th-9th cent.) SrutisArasamuddharana o Edited with a commentary titled Girisambhutaratna, by Swami Vidyananda Giri, Sri Kailash Ashrama, Rishikesh, 1972. LC Call No.: B132.A3 T67 vAcaspati miSra - (9th-10th cent.) bhAmatI on Sankara's brahmasUtra bhAshya o Nirnayasagar Press, Bombay, 1917. (Includes vAcaspati's bhAmatI, amalAnanda's kalpataru and appayya dIkshita's parimala - texts of the bhAmatI tradition, edited by N. S. Anantakrishna Sastri and Vasudev Lakshman Sastri Panshikar) LC Call No.: B132.V3 B2253 1917 o Republished by Parimala Publications, Ahmedabad, 1981. LC Call No.: B132.V3 S366 1981 o Republished from the Krishnadasa Academy, Varanasi, 1982. LC Call No.: B132.V3 B2253 1982 o Caukhamba, Varanasi, 1935. (Edited with various commentaries, by Dhundiraja Sastri) LC Call No.: B132.V3 S36638 1935 o Caukhamba, Delhi, 1995. (with nine sub-commentaries) LC Call No.: B132.V3 S366 1995 prakASAtman - (10th cent.) vivaraNa on pancapAdikA - See entry under padmapAda.
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Before you start, please take a loo
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NOTES: 1. The pronunciation of vowe
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12. What are the advaita institutio
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do other schools of Indian philosop
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kRshNa, the jagadguru, and as rAma,
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Rameswaram, Sivaganga, Kolhapur, Ka
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y Swami Sivananda, now headed by Sw
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today. It is typical of advaita tha
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thus mentally decided to renounce t
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of maThas. His had been a short, bu
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14. Prem Lata, Shankaracharya, Sumi
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Rhat Sankaravijaya of citsukha seem
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o Vani Vilas Press, Srirangam, 1972
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names, araNya, ASrama, parvata, van
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• Sringeri: SrI "ugra" narasimha
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karapAtrI swAmi (hariharAnanda sara
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Page 37 and 38: svabhAva - "own-nature". gauDapAda
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Page 91 and 92: o Translated into Marathi by Kevala
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