The Society of Abidance in Truth (SAT) has published the first complete translation into English of the Tamil book The Song of Ribhu. This classic work of Advaita Vedanta (nonduality) has ancient origins, probably dating from the period of the Upanisads. Sri Ramana Marharshi regularly recommended it to spiritual seekers. 
 The Song of Ribhu is instruction by the sage Ribhu to his disciple Nidagha to assist him in realizing the ultimate Truth. For any spiritual seeker interested in Self-knowledge, it provides a detailed and lyrical description of Self-Realization, Enlightenment, or the Realization of the Absolute. 
 This translation, in eight-line verse that simulates the Tamil original verses, is the result of several years work by Dr. H. Ramamoorthy, the Indian religious scholar and Nome, a teacher of the Society of Abidance in Truth. 
 The Song of Ribhu and The Ribhu Gita are two distinct works. Although this Tamil Song of Ribhu and the Sanskrit Ribhu Gita are based in the same ancient teachings they are quite different in form. The verses, for example, cannot be directly aligned. The Sanskrit resembles a more spontaneous outpouring of expression of nondual Realization, while the Tamil text not only contains much different content but a more systematic arrangement of the expression of nondual Realization. The serious seeker is therefore well advised to seek benefit from both. 
 The Tamil work is also warmly recommended by H.H. Sri Chandrasekharendra Sarasvati Swamigal Sankaracharya (Kanchipuram), and Srila Sri Tavatirthu Nachiappa Gnanadesiki Swami (Kovilur Math). This publication is the translation of this unique text that is so highly recommended by sages and holy persons of India. 
Audiobook with chapters 1 through 11 is also availalble through Amazon. The reading is by Nome and is accompanied by soft vina music.

The Song of Ribhu: Translated from the Original Tamil Version of the Ribhu Gita

H. Ramamoorthy

Nome

Society of Abidance in Truth

These English translations of the original Sanskrit texts present the clearest spiritual instructions in Nonduality. As with all of Sankara's teachings, it is the purest of logic and a brilliant revelation of Truth.   The eight texts included are:   Brahmanucintanam (Meditation on Brahman)  Advaita-panca-ratnam (The Nondual Pentad of Gems) Nirvanamanjari (Bouquet of Liberation) Anatmasri-vigarhana-prakaranam (Treatise in Deprecation of Acquisition That is Non-Self)  Advaitanubhutih (The Nondual Awareness/The Experience of Nonduality/The Knowledge (Perception) of Nonduality) Jivanmuktananda-lahari (The Wave of Bliss of the Liberated While Alive) Svarupanusandhanastakam (The Octet of the Inquiry Into One's Own Nature) Brahma-jnanavali-mala (The Rows of Garlands of Brahman Knowledge)   This volume contains the Sanskrit original, transliteration, word-for-word meaning and alternative meanings, and complete English verses.

A Bouquet of Nondual Texts

Adi Sankara

This book is the first and only full English translation of that portion of the ancient Sivarahasya that has come to be known as The Ribhu Gita. Forty-four chapters of the deepest, nondual Self-Knowledge teachings as revealed by the ancient sage, Ribhu, to his disciple, Nidagha. Sparkling with the symbolism of Siva, this is a scripture of the purest Advaita Vedanta. This is a unique volume, ideal for those on the path to realize the Knowledge of the Self and loved by sages who thus realized.

The Ribhu Gita: First English Translation from the Original Sanskrit Indian Epic Sivarahasya

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The Song of Ribhu: Translated from the Original Tamil Version of the Ribhu Gita

A Bouquet of Nondual Texts

The Ribhu Gita: First English Translation from the Original Sanskrit Indian Epic Sivarahasya