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सनातन धर्म
The Complete Guide to Sanatana Dharma
Four hundred and twelve pages gathering the foundations of Sanatana Dharma into one volume — the four Vedas, the eighteen Mahapuranas, and the complete Bhagavad Gita, with the Sanskrit kept in Devanagari beside the English.
412 pages · PDF · English, with Sanskrit in Devanagari
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रामायण
Valmiki's epic entire, the Sundarkand on its own for those who read it weekly, and the Chalisa that grew out of it.
श्रीमद्भगवद्गीता
Every edition of the Gita the library holds, plus the survey that places it inside the tradition it came from.
Four books for a first shelf: one that maps the tradition, two epics, and the forty verses most often recited.
श्रीमद्भगवद्गीता
श्रीमद्भगवद्गीता
The complete Bhagavad Gita in Hindi with detailed commentary - Lord Krishna's timeless teachings on yoga, dharma, and the path to liberation.
368 pages · PDF · 9.9 MB
Two books for a first approach — one that maps the whole tradition, one that goes straight to its central conversation.
Seven hundred verses of a conversation held in the moment before a battle. Every edition of it we hold, in every form.
Public-domain editions, complete and unabridged. Download them, print them, pass them on — there is nothing to pay and no account to make.
Chapter by chapter in the browser, Sanskrit beside the English. No payment, no account, nothing to install.
Rigveda, Yajurveda, Samaveda and Atharvaveda, with the hymns in Devanagari.
Ten Upanishads, translated, with the commentary tradition alongside.
The great narrative compendia, retold as stories rather than summarised.
What to expect, what to bring and what each rite means, temple by temple.
The text that belongs to each festival, gathered a few weeks before it falls.
A short passage for each morning, drawn from across the library.
Complete, or it says so
Nothing is abridged, excerpted or summarised without the page telling you plainly that it has been.
The Sanskrit is kept
Devanagari stays beside the English rather than being replaced by it, transliterated where it helps.
One payment, kept forever
A file you download and own. No subscription, no expiry, no app, no device it is locked to.
Free where it can be free
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