Raghavendra Gita Vivriti: Geetartha Sangraha and Text Sources
Raghavendra Gita Vivriti, also called Geetartha Sangraha, is attributed to Rayaru. Explore the official Matha listing, manuscripts and editions before quoting.
Sarva Samarpana Gadya: Rayaru’s Evening Prayer Explained
Sarva Samarpana Gadya is Rayaru’s evening prose of complete offering. Read its meaning, official Matha attribution, Giridhar Boray’s notes and sources.
Rajagopala Stotra: Rayaru Attribution and Text Sources
Rajagopala Stotra appears in the official Matha works list as a Sanskrit composition attributed to Rayaru. See what is confirmed and what remains unverified.
Krishna Charitra Manjari: Rayaru’s Krishna Narrative and Verses
Krishna Charitra Manjari is Rayaru’s compact Sanskrit telling of Krishna’s life. Learn its 28 narrative verses, closing verse, sources and reading guidance.
Rama Charitra Manjari: Rayaru’s Rama Story Explained
Rama Charitra Manjari condenses Lord Rama’s life into Rayaru’s Sanskrit prayer. Learn its story, verse count, sources and place among his other writings.
Gurusarvabhouma Dasa Sahitya Museum: Heritage Guide
The Gurusarvabhouma Dasa Sahitya museum highlights Haridasa manuscripts, images and instruments. Learn what the Matha confirms and what visitors must check.
Maruta Ninnaya Mahime: Rayaru’s Kannada Suladi
Maruta Ninnaya Mahime is identified by Sri Raghavendra Swamy Matha as a Kannada suladi. Explore Rayaru’s attribution, musical form and edition cautions.
Indu Enage Govinda: Meaning, Attribution and Text Sources
Indu Enage Govinda is a Kannada devotional song attributed to Sri Raghavendra Tirtha. Explore its meaning, text variants, musical settings and sources.
Pratah Sankalpa Gadya: Raghavendra Swamy’s Morning Guide
Pratah Sankalpa Gadya by Sri Raghavendra Swamy explains a morning spiritual resolve and the evening Sarva Samarpana Gadya. Explore themes and sources.
Mantralayam Medical Facilities: Hospital and Emergency Planning
Mantralayam medical facilities: learn what the Matha historically reports, where to ask officially, when to call 108 or 112, and how to prepare for a safe trip.