[SRI RAGHAVENDRA GURUSARVABHAUMA : GRANTHA PARICHAYA] GITA PRASTHANA - 1. Geetartha Sangraha: More popularly known as Geeta-Vivrutti, a lucid original commentary on the gita 2. Gitabhashya Prameyadipika Bhavadipa: Commentary on Srimadacharya's Geeta Bhashya (1/n)
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GITA PRASTHANA -
1. Geetartha Sangraha:
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3. Gitabhashya Nyayadipika Bhavadipa: A commentary on Madhvacharya’s Geeta Tatparya. 4. Geeta Tatparya Teeka Vivarana: Tippani on Jaya Muni's commentary on Acharya Madhva’s Geeta Tatparya (2/n)
UPANISHAD PRASTHANA- Upanishad Khandarthas: Khandarthas (Word by word meaning) Lucid expositions on 9 out of 10 Upanishads commented upon by Madhvacharya (except aitareya Upanishad). He wrote a gloss on only the mantra part of the Upanishad – Aitareya Mantraartha Sangraha (3/n)
SHRUTI PRASTHANA- 1.Veda Traya Vivruti: Commentaries on all three vedas 2. Mantrartha Manjari: A commentary on the first 3 Adhyayas (40 Suktas) of the Rig Veda, the same ones covered by Srimadacharya in the Rig Bhasya (4/n)
3. Sookta Vyakhyana: Commentaries (short glosses) Purusha sookta, Sri sookta, Balittha sookta, Ambhrani sookta and few unavailable works (probably on Manyu, Hiranyagarbha, Samudra, Pavamana etc) . (5/n)
SUTRA PRASTHANA - 1. Anubhashya Tattva Manjari: A detailed exposition of the Anubhashya of Srimadacharya 2. Tattvaprakashika Bhavadipa: Clinical exposition on Tatvaprakashika (Jaya Muni's commentary on the Brahma Sutra Bhashya of Srimadacharya) (6/n)
3. Nyaya Sudha Parimala: Most renowned elucidation on Nyayasudha of Jaya Muni. Rayaru is hence Parimalacharya. 4. Chandrika Prakasha: Commentary on the Tatparya Chandrika of Vyasa Muni 5. Nyaya Muktavali: Brief exposition of the Adhikaraashariras of the Brahmasutras (7/n)
6. Tantra Dipika: Aptly named for the – term “Tantra” means “Religious Treatise – Scientific Treatise – Composition of Divine Authority” and Deepika means beacon. It elucidates, limelights and mirrors with utmost clarity, all the essentials of each Brahmasutra. (8/n)
OTHER TIPPANIS - 1. Dasha Prakarana Tippani : Glosses on 6/10 Prakaranas (Tattvasankhyana, Tattvaviveka, Tattvodyota, Vishuntattva Nirnaya, Karmanirnaya, Pramana Lakshana) of Srimadacharya, omitting the four Mandaramanjaris already commented upon by Vyasa Muni. (9/n)
2. Vadavali Bhavadipa : Commentary on Vadavali of Jaya Muni 3. Pramana Padhati Tippani Bhavadipa: Elucidation of Pramana padhdhati of Jaya Muni 4. Tarkatandava Vyakhyana (Nyayadipika) : Elaborate and clinical exposition on Tarkatandava of Vyasa Muni (10/n)
INDEPENDENT WORKS - A) CHARITRA MANJARIS : 1. Rama Chartirya Manjari: A short work highlighting the major aspects of Rama Avatara. 2. Krishna Charitrya Manjari: A brief work capturing the bountiful essence of Krishna Avatara. (11/n)
B) GADYAS: 1. Pratah Sankalpa Gadya: A prose to recite in the morning as a resolution to perform the day's activities. 2. Sarva Samarpana Gadya: A prose recited in the night to submit the day's activities to the Lord. Goes along with Pratah Sankalpa Gadya. (12/n)
C) STOTRAS : 1. Nadi Taratamya stotra: Captures sanctity of the holy rivers of Bharat with hierarchical classification. 2. Rajagopala Stotra: Brief stotra extolling Mannaru Sri Rajagopalaswamy. 3.Dashavatara Stuti: A short work capturing the opulence of the dashavataras (13/n)
D) VYAKARANA / MIMAMSA : 1. Bhatta Sangraha: A Commentary on the Mimamsa Sutras of Jaimini following the Bhatta SCHOOL. Rare work of a Tattvavada Acharya on other systems of thought. (14/n)
E) BHAVA SANGRAHA / VYAKHYANA: 1. Mahabharata Tatparya Nirnaya Bhava Sangraha: A short summary of Tatparya Nirnaya by Srimadacharya (essence of each Adhyaya captured in one verse) . 2. Anu Madhva Vijaya Vyakhyana: Commentary on the AMV of Sri Narayana Panditacharya (15/n)
KANNADA KRITIS/SULADIS: 1. Indu Enage Govinda : Most renowned kriti of Rayaru capturing the leelas of Bhagavan through padasmarana of Udupi Sri Krishna. (16/n)
Gururayaru has blessed us with a plethora of works, each profound in meaning, writing and intent. Gururayaru has provided a helping hand for the sadhakas to cross the ocean of samsara through his granthas & this is why he is renowned as KALIYUGADA KALPATARU & KAMADHENU (17/n)
The vyapti and depth of Gururayaru's works across the Sastras, Vedanta & Tattvavada is in itself a miracle. May Gururayaru, who has touched every aspect of the philosophical literary tradition through the light of the Munitrayas works, bless us. SRI GURURAJO VIJAYATE🙏🚩 (18/18)
