Complete Works of Sri Sankaracharya in 20 Volumes 1910 Edition

Language: Hindi

Complete Works of Sri Sankaracharya 20 Volumes 1910 Edition published by Sri Vani Vilas Press, Srirangam in 1910. It includes Sri Sankaracharya's major commentaries as well as his other works, as given in the list below.


Volume 1. Brahmasutra-bhashya

Volume 2. Brahmasutra-bhashya

Volume 3. Brahmasutra-bhashya

Volume 4. Upanishad-bhashya, vol. 1: Isa, Kena [2], Katha, Prasna

Volume 5. Upanishad-bhashya, vol. 2: Mundaka, Mandukya, Aitareya

Volume 6. Upanishad-bhashya, vol. 3: Taittiriya, Chhandogya 1-3

Volume 7. Upanishad-bhashya, vol. 4: Chhandogya 4-8

Volume 8. Upanishad-bhashya, vol. 5: Brihadaranyaka 1-2

Volume 9. Upanishad-bhashya, vol. 6: Brihadaranyaka 3-4

Volume 10. Upanishad-bhashya, vol. 7: Brihadaranyaka 5-6, Nrisimhapurvatapani

Volume 11. Bhagavad-Gita-bhashya, vol. 1: chaps. 1-9

Volume 12. Bhagavad-Gita-bhashya, vol. 2: chaps. 10-18

Volume 13. Vishnusahasranama and Sanatsujatiya Bhashyas

Volume 14. Vivekachudamani, Upadeshasahasri

Volume 15. Miscellaneous Prakaranas vol. 1: Aparokshanubhuti, etc. [7 works]

Volume 16. Miscellaneous Prakaranas vol. 2: Prabodhasudhakara, etc. [25 works]

Volume 17. Stotras, vol. 1 [30 works]

Volume 18. Stotras, vol. 2 [35 works, plus Lalita Trisatistotra Bhashya]

Volume 19. Prapanchasara, vol. 1

Volume 20. Prapanchasara, vol. 2

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Viveka Chudamani of Sri Sankaracharya

Vivekachudamani
I. I bow to Govinda, whose nature is Bliss Supreme, who is the Sadguru, who can be known only from the import of all Vedanta, and who is beyond the reach of speech and mind.

[Viveka means discrimination, Chuda is crest; and Mani jewel. Hence the title means 'Crest-jewel of discrimination'. Just as the jewel on the crest of diadem is the most conspicuous ornament on a person's body, so the present treatise is a masterpiece among works treating of discrimination between the Ream and the unreal.

In this opening stanza salutation is made to God (Govinda), or to the Guru, in his absolute aspect. It may be interesting to note that the name of Sankara's Guru was Govindapada, and the Sloka is ingeniously composed so as to admin of both interpretations.

Sadguru - lit. the highly qualified preceptor, and may refer either to Sankara's own Guru or to God Hinself, who is the Guru of Gurus.]

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