‘The Shining of my Lord’ is a new collection of verses that have been selected from Sri Ramana Jnana Bodham and other Tamil works by Muruganar. The translation has been done by T. V. Venkatasubramanian and David Godman.
Muruganar on Facebook
I run a Facebook page on Muruganar. I update it occasionally with translations of his verses and articles written by people who knew him. the link is inside.
‘Summa iru’ (Keep quiet)
This is an interview I had with Papaji in 1993. The interview is available as a DVD and it was included as the final chapter of Papaji Interviews.
Guru Vachaka Kovai verses
Guru Vachaka Kovai is the most authoritative collection of Ramana Maharshi’s spoken teachings. Compiled by Muruganar and edited and corrected by Bhagavan himself, it covers the whole spectrum of Sri Ramana’s teachings. This excerpt contains the first 57 verses of the work, taken from the edition made by T. V. Venkatasubramanian, Robert Butler and David Godman.
The practice of self-enquiry
This is a chapter from Be As You Are in which the practice of self-enquiry is explained, mostly in Ramana Maharshi’s own words.
Upadesa Tiruvahaval
Upadesa Tiruvahaval is one of the poems of Sri Ramana Sannidhi Murai. In addition to lines that praise Bhagavan and express gratitude to him, Muruganar also includes explanations of the first two benedictory verses of Ulladu Narpadu.
Who is thinking?
This is the first section of The Fire of Freedom in which Papaji takes one of his visitors through the process of self-enquiry.
Lakshmana Swamy
This is Lakshmana Swamy’s account of how he became a devotee of Ramana Maharshi and eventually realised the Self in his presence in 1949.