Bhaja Govindam
The art of living is revealed in a lighthearted manner. Adi Sankarcharya, the leading exponent of Advaita Vedanta 780-820 A.D, composed this simple but deep text. It dissects life and shows us the path to self-knowledge.

Bhagavad Gita (all chapters)
The Gita is a text long revered in India as spiritual handbook for daily living. It comprises 18 chapters. Talks are given out on each chapter separately and they explore its teachings on how to confront challenges and cultivate joy and equipoise in our life.

Upanishads
Revered as sacred revelations, the text of the Upanishads (4-5000 B.C.) are said to contain the key to... This talk delves into their subjective, inner, contemplative teachings on Self - knowledge and their relevance to our own lives. The principal ten Upanishad texs are also studied in depth in separate talks.

Narada Bhakti Sutras — The Yoga of Devotion
What is the true meaning of Love? What does it mean to be enlightened in Divine Love? This series of talks are an in-depth teaching of this famous treatise on love and its inspiring aphorisms on bhakti or devotion.

Maneesha Panchakam
A short text by Adi Sankaracharya, it explains the four main statements of Vedanta.
 
Dakshinamoorty Strotram
This text is for advanced seekers of spirituality and deals with the Vedantic philosophical theories based upon the declarations of the Upanishad. The author is Adi Sankaracharya.

Upadesh Saram
A simple text composed originally in Tamil by the great master Raman Maharishi, Upadesh Saram conveys the path of Yoga and the subtle ideas of Vedanta in a manner that is easy to understand for all levels of seekers.

Vivekachoodamani (select verses)
The crest jewel of discrimination as it is called, this book written by Adi Sankaracharya is the acme of Vedantic thought. Meant for serious seekers, it deals with the development of discrimination between the Real and the unreal and delves into the mystery of creation, Consciousness and the ego world of duality.