(with glosses of Sri Jayatirtha, Sri Vadirajatirtha & Sri Raghavendratirtha)
Edited by : Prof. D.Prahlada Char
Year of Publication : 1997
Pages : 618
Rs. 200/- (Out of stock)

Upanishads have been peremial sources of spiritual knowledge. Modern thinkers generally consider that the earliest literature of India are Vedas and Upanishads Sri Madhvacharya rendered valuable commentaries on Ten Upanishads, in the light of many ancient texts. According to Sri Madhva, all words and Upanishadic passages explain the glory of Lord Vishnu. Seven Upanishads are published with Madhwa-Bhashya and commentary of Sri Jayatirtha, Sri Vadirajatirtha and Sri Raghavendratirtha. The volume is critically edited by Prof. D. Prahlada Char.

(with Prameyadipika of Sri Jayatirtha, Bhavadipa of Sri Srinivasatirtha an Bhavaratnakosha of Sri Sumatindratirtha)
Edited by : Prof. D.Prahlada Char
Year of Publication : 1998
Pages : 672
Rs. 125/-

Sri Madhvacharya has written two commentaries on Gita viz., Gita-Bhashya and Gita-Tatparya. The Bhashya of Sri Madhvacharya is unique and emphasises the great truths hidden behind the deceptive simplicity of Gita verses. The Gita-bhashyam is published with Prameyadipika of Sri Jayatirtha and two unpublished commentaries of Sri Sumatindratirtha and Sri Srinivasatirtha. Prof. D. Prahlada Char has edited it critically with the help of few manuscripts.

(with Tika of Sri Jayatirtha and glosses of Sri Vedeshatirtha & Srinathacharya)
Edited by : Prof. A. Haridasa Bhat
Year of Publication : 1999
Pages : 281
Rs. 75/-
This is one of the prominent texts among the ten Prakarana texts composed by Sri Madhvacharya. It contains the quint essence of the deliberations held between Sri Madhva himself and one of the prominent Advaitin of his time. It is published along with the Tika of Sri Jayatirtha and the sub-commentary of Sri Vedeshatirtha. Some chosen portions of Dvaita-dyumani - an exhaustive commentary by Hulagi Sripatyacharya, also are included here. Prof. A. Haridasa Bhat, Principal, Poornaprajna Vidyapeetha has critically edited this volume.

(with commentaries of Sri Narayana Panditacharya and Sri Jayatirtha, glosses of Sri Raghuttamatirtha, Sri Raghavendratirtha, Sri Srinivasatirtha, Sri Vyasatatvajnatirtha and Sri Keshava Bhattaraka)
Edited by : Prof. A. Haridasa Bhat
Year of Publication : 2000, Reprint : 2008
Pages : 1178
Rs. 500/-

This is an important text among the ten Prakarana of Sri Madhvacharya. Here Sri Madhva puts forward formidable arguments to establish the main tenets of his philosophy and with equal force criticises the Advaita school. The text now brought out, consists of the commentary by Sri Jayatirtha and also five sub-commentaries. The value of the text is very much enhanced for it also contains a commentary on Sri Madhva's text, by Sri Narayana Panditacharya who was a contemporary of Sri Madhva. Prof. A. Haridasa Bhat, Principal, Poornaprajna Vidyapeetha has critically edited the two exhaustive volumes.

Edited by : Pt. P.S. Sheshagiri Acharya
Year of Publication : 2001
Pages : 939
Rs. 150/- (No discount)

(The text according to the commentary of Sri Vijayadhvajatirtha is critically edited by renowned scholar Vidwan P.S. Sheshagiri Acharya referring to three Palm-leaf manuscripts written in Tulu, Malayalam.) Srimad-Bhagavatam is described as the Sun among the Puranas. The present edition brought out using three Tulu, Malayalam manuscripts available in Sri Subrahmanya Matha and Sri Pejavara Matha libraries. All available Bhagavata texts were distorted and showing different readings. With the help of oldest manuscripts, Vidwan P.S. Sheshagiri Acharya has critically edited it with his deep knowledge and research experience. Needless to say, only an expert in editing ancient Sanskrit works can venture on this kind of job.

(A collection of papers presented by eminent scholars in the seminar on Bharatiya-Darshaneshu Pratyaksha-svarupam which was conducted by Poornaprajna Samshodhana Mandiram in 1996.)
Edited by : Vidwan P.V. Upadhyaya
Year of Publication : 2000
Pages : 151
Rs. 50/-

Any knowledge of a Prameya (an object) is entirely dependent for its occurrence on the Pramanas (means of knowledge). Mainly for this reason, examination of the nature of Pramana and its varieties are an inevitable part of any Darshana or School of Philosophy. This volume is the cream of papers on direct cognition in Indian Philosophy Seminar held in 1996, and edited by P. Venkataramana Upadhyaya, Curator of Samshodhana Mandiram under the guidance of Sri N.A.P.S. Rao and renowned scholar Prof. A. Haridasa Bhat, Principal, Poornaprajna Vidyapeetha, Bangalore.

(With Prof. A. Haridasa Bhat's original commentary on Gadadhari and Jagadishi commentaries)
Edited by : Prof. A. Haridasa Bhat
Year of Publication : 2002
Pages : 130
Rs. 75/-

The Indian traditional philosophical system holds that the study of Nyaya texts, particularly that of the Navya Nyaya school, is a must, for pursuing the study of any philosophical system. Gangeshopadhyaya was the founder of Navya Nyaya system. Raghunatha Shiromani wrote a valuable commentary named Didhiti on the text. It has a number of commentaries like Gadadhari, Jagadishi and Mathuri etc. Present edition includes Tatvachintamani, Didhiti, Gadadhari for the portion of Vyapti-panchaka. Prof. Haridasa Bhat is an eminent scholar of the Nyaya Shastra, has written a valuable commentary on Gadadhari-Panchalakshani and has shown a new and novel path to the readers.

(A rare collection of interpretations of words given by Sri Madhva on important words in Itihasas, Puranas and Upanishad)
Edited by : Vidwan Ranganatha Katti & Vidwan Shankaranarayana Adiga
Year of Publication : 2002
Pages : 630
Rs. 250/-

The "Sarvamula Sabdanighantu" is a scholarly and comprehensive work that fulfils a great need for the serious student studying the philosophy of Tatvavada of Acharya Madhva. As is well known, Madhva has authored 37 authoritative works on diverse subjects covering a wide range of primary source material such as the Brahma-sutras, Gita, Mahabharata an Bhagavata as well as the Upanishads with more than one work on the same subject in some cases, such as the Brahma Sutras to achieve complete coverage and clarity. The present edition gives different interpretations and meanings given by Madhvacharya. For example Agni has been assigned 21 different meanings, Atma 30 interpretations. Vidwan Ranganatha Katti and Vidwan Shankaranarayan Adiga, young and enthusiastic scholars of Samshodhana Mandiram have brought out this valuable edition.

(Wise words soaked in honey from ancient times.)
Edited by : Dr. A.V. Nagasampige
Year of Publication : 2002
Pages : 90
Rs. 20/-

Dr. A.V. Nagasampige, Director, Poornaprajna Samshodhana Mandiram, Bangalore, has not only collected many such 'Words of wisdoms' from Mahabharata, Bhagavata, Smruti etc., in this book, but also has translated these sayings into Kannada and English in such a way that it can be understood by any one with ease.

(Commentary on Pramana-Navaratna-Malika)
Edited by : Dr. A.V. Nagasampige
Year of Publication : 2003
Pages : 150
Rs. 30/-

Though a short and compact commentary by Kambaluru Pinnarahari Acharya on the most quoted Shloka of Navaratna Prameya Malika enunciated by all-time-great Sri Sripadaraja. A well-packed commentary touching all the nine tenets of the Dvaita-doctrine. Exhaustive commentary (unpublished manuscript) is edited by Dr. A.V. Nagasampige.

Edited by : Vidwan P.V. Upadhyaya
Year of Publication : 2003
Pages : 50
Rs. 20/-

Laghuramayanam is a work by Sri Krishnavadhuta, with 205 Shlokas, made easy even for children by the use of simple words and short sentences, having no difficult or compound words. Vidwan P. Venkataramana Upadhyaya has brought out this unpublished text.

(Poetics in brief by Sri Krishnavadhuta Pandita)
Edited by : Vidwan Shankaranarayana Adiga
Year of Publication : 2002
Pages : 80
Rs. 20/-

The great genius of Sri Krishnavadhuta, his works, his contribution to Dvaita, Advaita and Vishishtadvaita schools of thought and his mastery over Kavya, Vyakarana and Alankara is well-known in the circle of learned Sanskrit scholars.
Poornaprajna Samshodhana Mandiram has brought out in print two useful works of this seer-poet. Kavyalakshana-Sangraha, has been beautifully planned to divide the work in three layers- Dhvani (tone), Gunibhuta and Chitra (the word-visual). In Kavya-navanita, the poet speaks about the rhetorics (Alankara Shastra) dealing fairly with cognition of objects and on epistemology. Vidwan K. Shankaranarayana Adiga has edited these two unpublished rare manuscripts, giving very useful notes.

(Commentary on Rhetorics by Sri Krishnavadhuta Pandita)
Edited by : Vidwan Ranganatha Katti
Year of Publication : 2002
Pages : 80
Rs. 20/-

Sri Krishnavadhuta came out with his own Sutras on Alankara Shastra (Rhetorics) and commented on them under the title Chamatakra Chamikara. It is indeed a very rare achievement. Only a scholar who is thorough with Alankara Shastra can do so. This unpublished manuscript has been ably edited by Pt. Ranganatha Katti.

(Interpretations of Shrutis by Sri Vanamali Mishra)
Edited by : Dr. A.V. Nagasampige
Year of Publication : 2002
Pages : 350
Rs. 140/-

Sri Vanamali Mishra (1650-1720) was a brilliant champion of the Dvaita school. He was much influenced by the great Sri Vyasatirtha and composed the text with his own commentary. He has explained the glory of Sri Vishnu and gradation among souls as described in the philosophy of Sri Madhvacharya, in his logical style. Dr. A.V. Nagasampige has edited this work with useful notes and a valuable introduction.

(Commentary of Sri Jayatirtha and gloss of Sri Raghunathatirtha)
Edited by : Prof. D. Prahlada Char
Co-Editors : Pt. Ranganatha Katti & Pt. Shankaranarayana Adiga
Year of Publication : 2004
Pages : 100 + 691
Rs. 121/- (No discount)

While the first two chapters of Tatparya-chandrika was authored by the illustrious Sri Vyasatirtha of 16th century, the remaining and concluding two chapters were completed by Sri Raghunathatirtha - his successor who come later in his lineage. The title of these two chapters is Shesha-Tatparya-Chandrika. The splendid style and technique used by him is unique, at the same time maintaining the consistency and unity of purpose of the thoughts of his illustrious predessor. This unpublished manuscript has been edited by Prof. D. Prahlada Char with the assistance of Vidwan Ranganatha Katti and Vidwan Shankaranarayana Adiga.

(with Prameyadipika of Sri Jayatirtha, Bhavadipa of Sri Srinivasatirtha an Bhavaratnakosha of Sri Sumatindratirtha)
Edited by : Prof. Parkala Venkatesha Bayari
Year of Publication : 2004
Pages : 70 + 402
Rs. 200/-

Gita-Bhashya-Tika (Vol. II) has two brilliant glosses. They are Bhavaratnakosha of Sri Sumatindratirtha and Bhavadipa of Sri Srinivasatirtha. This volume is edited by Prof. P. Venkatesha Bayari. These glosses clear most of the doubts likely to crop up for the serious student. Prof. Bayari critically edited this unpublished manuscript with his rich experience and depth of Shastric knowledge.

Edited by : Dr. Veeranarayana Pandurangi & Vidwan Pradeepasimhacharya
Year of Publication : 2003
Pages : 72+60+12
Rs. 40/-

It is a research work focussing not just on the Nadis of human body but on opening the great and new vistas of thinking and meditating on various forms of Sri Hari, positioning Him in different positions in Shat-chakras. A fairly long and detailed introduction makes this work all the more interesting. This unpublished manuscript is jointly edited by two editors - Dr. Veeranarayana Pandurangi, Reader in Dept. of Darshana, Ramananda Sanskrit University, Jaipur and Vidwan Pradeepasimhacharya.

Edited by : Prof. K. Hayavadana Puranik
Year of Publication : 2004
Pages : 62+165
Rs. 50/-

It is an excellent work by Raghunatha Suri, disciple of Sri Satyapurnatirtha, a pontiff of Sri Uttaradi Matha lineage. On one side, it has established the doctrine of difference based on the firm foundation of Shrutis. On the other side, the author has used Meemamsa Nyayas extensively to answer all the objections raised by Naveena-Advaitins. Prof. K. H. Puranik has edited this unpublished manuscript, showing the line of convincing arguments hidden between the lines. This short, crisp in depth study thrills all scholars making it a must-read and re-read.

(with Padartha-koumudi of Sri Vedeshatirtha)
Edited by : Vidwan Ranganatha Katti & Vidwan Shankaranarayana Adiga
Year of Publication : 2004
Pages : 79+790
Rs. 250/-

The correct interpretations and apt meanings of Upanishad passages are given by Acharya Madhva. Splitting of words to give their meaning is a speciality which does full justice to the scripture. The reading of this volumes opens up underlying a broader perspective and a firm base for a deeper understanding, pinpointing the doctrine with reference to scripture. Only glossists like Sri Vedeshatirtha can show the picked up gems from the Bhashyam. Vidwan Ranganatha Katti and Vidwan Shankaranarayana Adiga have edited this volume.

(with Khandartha of Sri Raghavendratirtha)
Edited by : Pt. Shankaranarayana Adiga & Pt. Ranganatha Katti
Year of Publication : 2004
Pages : 70+280
Rs. 125/-

The main feature of this Upanishad is the sentence 'Tat-tvamasi', which Advaitins hold as their main pillar of support of the onness - unity of Brahma and Jeeva. But the same sentence, with all its nine examples clearly stated in unmistakable terms, speaks only of the difference between the Lord and the Jeevas. With the help of gloss of Sri Raghavendratirtha, the dignified way in which the commentary has cleared the doubts, is firmly established. Vidwan Ranganatha Katti and Vidwan Shankaranarayana Adiga have jointly edited this volume.

Edited by : Dr. A.V. Nagasampige and Vidwan P.V. Upadhyaya
Year of Publication : 2004
Pages : 64
Rs. 20/-

Sri Krishnavadhuta has taken out many commentaries of different schools of thoughts on Isha and has made a comparative study with Madhva commentary. He has called a spade a spade. He has upheld the commentary of Sri Madhva by showing the salient points by highlighting its aptness. Dr. A.V. Nagasampige has edited it following the original manuscript, the only one available, which has quite a few shortcomings and has fixed the correct text.

Edited by : Dr. H. Satyanarayanacharya
Year of Publication : 2005
Pages : 214
Rs. 60/-

Dr. H. Satyanarayancharya, Prof. of Nyaya Shastra, Poornaprajna Vidyapeetha, Bangalore, has produced a scholarly thesis on Padavrttisvarupa under the guidance of Prof. D. Prahlada Char. This thesis focuses on the very minute but important tenets of Padavrtti concept according to Madhva philosophy. This Doctoral Research thesis has won appreciation of eminent scholars.

(A critique of Samavaya)
Edited by : Dr. Pandurangavitthalacharya Pandurangi and Dr. Veeranarayanacharya Pandurangi
Year of Publication : 2005
Pages : 180
Rs. 80/-

Samavaya has been accepted by Vaisheshika as an entity. Dr. N.S. Ramanuja Tatacharya has discussed this aspect in support of this theory. Dr. Veeranarayanacharya Pandurangi, after an earnest research going through innumerable ancient manuscripts, has presented the essay under the title Samavaya-vada-vimarshah, working along with his elder brother Dr. Panduranga Pandurangi. This work is very interesting, important and useful.

Journal of Poornaprajna Samshodhana Mandiram
Edited by : Dr. A.V. Nagasampige,
Co Editor : Pt. Shankaranarayana Adiga
Year of Publication : 2005
Pages : 145
Rs. 60/-

Many scholars have contributed their valuable research papers for this Research Journal. Dr. A.V. Nagasampige is the editor. He is ably assisted by Vidwan Shankaranarayana Adiga.

(with Khandartha of Sri Raghavendratirtha)
Edited by : Dr. A.V. Nagasampige
Year of Publication : 2005
Pages : 101 + 289
Rs. 160/-

Sri Raghavendratirtha has written a gloss following very closely and carefully the very difficult Bhashya by Acharya Madhva on Brhadaranyaka. This gloss is called Khandartha. This work picks up every word of the Upanishad and comments in detail according to the context. This volume is edited by Dr. A.V. Nagasampige with the help of three manuscripts.

Edited by : Dr. A.V. Nagasampige
Year of Publication : 2005
Pages : 210 + 64
Rs. 80/-

'Sadachara-smrti' or a compendium of religious codes is one of the important works of philosopher-saint - Sri Madhvacharya. This work is composed with the objective to lay strict guidelines on daily disciplines. This commentary throws fresh light on the original 'Sadachara-smrti'. Some of the explanations found here are very useful for the right understanding of the original work, which are not found in the commentaries published so far. The original text 'Sadachara-smrti' contains 38 Shlokas and this commentary contains more than 1,500 Shlokas. Dr. A.V. Nagasampige has edited this unpublished work.

(Ishavasyopanishad with commentary of Sri Jayatirtha, Sub-commentaries of Sri Vadirajatirtha, Sri Raghunathatirtha, Sri Narasimhacharya and Khandartha of Sri Raghavendratirtha)
(Kenopanishad with commentary of Sri Vyasatirtha, Sri Vadirajatirtha, Sri Vedeshatirtha and Khandartha of Sri Raghavendratirtha)
(Kathakopanishad with commentary of Sri Vyasatirtha, Sri Vadirajatirtha, Sri Vedeshatirtha and Khandartha of Sri Raghavendratirtha)
(Prashnopanishad with commentary of Sri Jayatirtha, Sub-commentaries of Sri Vadirajatirtha, Sri Mankala Dharmacharya and Khandartha of Sri Raghavendratirtha)
Edited by : Pt. Shankaranarayana Adiga and Pt. Ranganatha Katti
Year of Publication : 2005
Pages : 78 + 634
Rs. 200/-

Years ago, Poornaprajna Samshodhana Mandiram had brought out a volume on 7 Upanishad along with Madhva-Bhashya and with Sri Vadirajatirtha's Prakashika and Sri Raghavendratirtha's Khandartha. In the new edition, many unpublished works are added to make it more useful to teachers, scholars and students. This volume is jointly edited by Vidwan Ranganatha Katti and Vidwan Shankaranarayana Adiga.

Edited by : Prof. A. Haridasa Bhat
Year of Publication : 2005
Pages : 20 + 284
Rs. 100/-

This is a gem of a work by Sri Surapura Srinivasacharya. This has been a critical analysis of Shankarapada Bhushana of Raghunatha Suri who ventured to analyses Tatparya-chandrika of Sri Vyasatirtha. Prof. A. Haridasa Bhat has edited this work. The discussion and the debate go on endlessly like flow of Ganga. The editor has shown line of discussion of the debate.

(With Bhavabodha of Sri Raghuttamatirtha)
Edited by : Dr. A.V. Nagasampige and Vidwan R.V. Nagasampige
Year of Publication : 2006
Pages : 48 + 842
Rs. 240/-

As the very name suggests, is the biggest Upanishad among the ten Upanishads. This Upanishad which opens up with the details of the thinking process in Ashvamedha Yajna (Horse sacrifice), about the deities and the special presence of the Lord in them has confirm the supremacy of Mukhyaprana among all sentients in clear and unmistakable terms.
To understand clearly the Upanishad and the Bhashya of Sri Raghuttamatirtha who came in the lineage of Uttaradi Matha and an author of extraordinary calibre has given us his Bhavabodha. His gloss is simple, lucid and beautiful. This volume is edited by Dr. A.V. Nagasampige and Pt. Raghuttamacharya Nagasampige.

Edited by : Prof. D. Prahlada Char
Year of Publication : 2006
Pages : 24 + 118
Rs. 30/-

This is a very rare commentary on the lines of Brahma-sutra-bhashya of Sri Shankaracharya by Sri Krishnavadhuta, a follower of Dvaita school of thought, not published so far. As this work is based on Advaita school of thought, it helps to recapitulate the logic behind the Poorva paksha. This has been edited by Prof. D. Prahlada Char, former Vice-chancellor of Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha, Tirupati. This unpublished manuscript edition is very useful, particularly to scholars.

(32 texts have been edited on Taratamya-siddhanta composed by different authors.)
Edited by : Dr. A.V. Nagasampige
Year of Publication : 2006
Pages : 82 + 526
Rs. 200/-

Following the works like Brhadaranyakopanishad, Kathakopanishad, Bhagavata etc., Madhva philosophy has defined the pavilion of heirarchy and thereby prescribing the stages of worshipping and practice. This is a very important aspect of the system. Around 25 manuscripts on this tenet were unpublished till recently.
Procuring the rare manuscripts from Tanjavur library, Oriental Research Institute, Mysore, Adyar library, Chennai, collections of Prof. Prabhanjanacharya, Pandit Raja S. Giri acharya and Pandit Raja S. Pavamanacharya, this volume has been brought out with a lot of effort. Dr. A.V. Nagasampige has edited this work with valuable introduction.

Edited by : Vidwan Shankaranarayana Adiga & Vidwan Ranganatha Katti
Year of Publication : 2006
Pages : 48 + 326
Rs. 120/-

This is a simple and beautiful commentary written by Sri Srinivasacharya on the Rgveda. Sri Madhvacharya has commented on only 40 Suktas of the Rgveda. Following the footsteps of Sri Madhva, this independent work is produced. This work has not been published so far.
Sri Srinivasatirtha's beautiful gloss greatly delights not only erudite scholars but also helps the beginners to understand the hidden treasure of very subtle meanings of the original, making the study very useful and satisfactory. This unpublished work is jointly edited, using four manuscripts, by young and enthusiastic scholars Vidwan Ranganatha Katti and Vidwan Shankaranarayana Adiga, Deputy Directors of the Samshodhana Mandiram.

Edited by : Dr. A.V. Nagasampige
Year of Publication : 2006
Pages : 148
Rs. 60/-

These three very valuable works shed new light on the Vishishtadvaita philosophy. Tattvatraya-chuluka-sangraha was composed by Varadaguru, one of the sons of Vedanta Deshika and expounds epistemology. Tatvatraya as explained as per the Vishishtadvaita philosophy.
Tatvatrayam written by Lokacharya Muni, is a very valuable work on the Vishishtadvaita Vedanta and explains the Vishishtadvaita Vedanta concepts in an elaborate way.
The author of the Vishishtadvaita-navanitam has contributed many valuable works on the Shad-darshanas and this work indicates his deep study of Vishishtadvaita texts like Shrutaprakasha, Prameyasangraha, Tatvanirnaya, paramata-bhanga and others.
These manuscripts, so far unpublished, are very informative to the students of the Vishishtadvaita philosophy. With a critical and useful introduction Dr. A.V. Nagasampige has edited these works.

(with Prameyadipika of Sri Jayatirtha, Bhavadipa of Sri Srinivasatirtha an Bhavaratnakosha of Sri Sumatindratirtha)
Edited by : Prof. Parkala Venkatesha Bayari
Year of Publication : 2006
Pages : 20 + 480
Rs. 200/-

The material for this volume, is ready for the publication. The Tika of Sri Jayatirtha, is being published here, with so far unpublished commentaries of Sri Srinivasatirtha and of Sri Sumatindratirtha. These commentaries discuss in detail many intricate points. The text is considered as very useful to both the scholars and students. Prof. P. Venkatesh Bayari critically edited this volume with his rich experience and mastery in Shastric texts.

(with Nyayadipika of Sri Jayatirtha and Bhavadipa of Sri Raghavendratirtha)
Edited by : Prof. D. Prahlada Char
Year of Publication : 2006
Pages : 480
Rs. 200/-

Gita-Tatparya has been published earlier with Tika and unpublished commentary, Bhavabodha of Sri Raghavendratirtha, is being added in this edition for the benefit of readers. Prof. D. Prahlada Char, former Vice-Chancellor of the Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha, Tirupati, has edited this great work with the mastery born out of his intimate acquaintance with philosophy.

Edited by : Dr. A.V. Nagasampige
Year of Publication : 2006
Pages : 100
Rs. 40/-

This is a work based on Tatvasankhyana of Sri Madhvacharya by Sri Vyaghrapuri Narasimhacharya. In this work, there is a detailed discussion on Tatva-shabdartha and Tatva-svarupa refuting strongly the Tarkika school on their Prameya-Pramana concept. This unpublished book so far is being published now edited by Dr. A.V. Nagasampige.

Edited by : Dr. A.V. Nagasampige and Vidwan Ranganatha Katti
Year of Publication : 2006
Pages : 145
Rs. 60/-

This yearly Research Journal would be containing scholarly articles on various subjects by erudite scholars. Well known scholars have been requested to contribute articles. Many scholars have promised to contribute. Dr. A.V. Nagasampige is the editor assisted by Vidwan Ranganatha Katti.

Edited by : Dr. A.V. Nagasampige
Joint Editor : Dr. P.P. Sridhar Upadhyaya
Year of Publication : 2006
Pages : 104
Rs. 40/-

It is of great interest to all scholars regarding Srishti-prakarana - creation of the universe as expounded in all great works, epics and puranas, spread over the entire range of scriptures and Sanskrit literature and works of great thinkers. A unique work in this direction is Srishtimuktavali of Sri Srinivasacharya. Here we have the view of Sri Madhvacharya and his followers on this unique subject, discussed in depth. This unpublished manuscript is jointly edited by Dr. A.V. Nagasampige. Co-editor is Sri P.P. Sridhara Upadhyaya.

By : Dr. B.N.K. Sharma
Hindi Translation : Krishna A. Harnahalli
Year of Publication : 2007
Pages : 228
Rs. 60/-

Prof. B.N.K. Sharma wrote many valuable works on the philosophy of Sri Madhvacharya. English readers all over the world, have been benefitted with his critical analysis of the philosophical issues. His 'Madhva's teachings in his own words' was published by Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Mumbai in 1961. Now, its Hindi translation by Sri Krishna Harnahalli is brought out. Sri Krishna Harnahalli is a retired Chief General Manager of Industrial Development Bank. He has been a keen student of the Madhva philosophy. His translation in Hindi is very clear, and should be useful for all Hindi knowing persons.

Editor : Dr. Rajalakshmi Srinivasan
Year of Publication : 2007
Pages : 244/-
Rs. 100/-

This is one of the important works of Bharatitirtha, unpublished so far, on Brahmasutras from Advaita point of view, written in verses form, a rare one. It will prove to be a very useful work for a comparative study of Brahma sutras. Dr. Rajalakshmi Srinivasan critically edited this work.

Editor : Vidwan P.V. Upadhyaya
Year of Publication : 2007
Pages : 496
Rs. 200/-

The commentary on Aitareya-Bhashya written by Tamraparni Acharya is edited by Vidwan P. Venkataramana Upadhyaya. In this Upanishad, it is made clear that all words primarily mean only Narayana. This concept has been discussed and proved properly. All possible objections against this concept are envisaged and answered suitably making a convincing prelim. This work is a rare one and of great use to the world of scholars and students.

Year of Publication : 2007
Pages : 24 + 347
Rs. 100/-

'Gita-Saroddhara' a work narrating the eternal message in a lucid style by H.H. Sri Vishveshatirtha Swamiji of Pejavara Matha, has been translated into English and published. The original Kannada writing was appreciated by all scholars, and other public in 1970s. Sri Swamiji revised understandings of contemporary thinkers on Bhagavadgita in the light of Sri Madhva-Bhashya and Tatparya. Late Sri C.S. Krishnamurthy, a leading Auditor of Coimbatore translated the composition.

Editor : Dr. Srinivasa Varakhedi
Year of Publication : 2007
Pages : 110
Rs. 20/-

'Karakavada' is one of the famous works authored by Sri Jayarama Nyayapanchanana � a well known Nyaya Philosopher from Navadvipa lived in 17th Century. He was disciple of Sri Ramabhadra Sarvabhouma � the grandson of Sri Jagadisha Tarkalankara. The present work was not so far available in edited form. This edition is brought out by Dr. Shrinivasa Varakhedi, with the help of his research associate Miss. Shivaja collecting the text from five manuscripts available in different parts of the country.

Editor : Dr. V.N.K. Pandurangi and Dr. Srinivasa Varakhedi
Year of Publication : 2007
Pages : 50
Rs. 20/-

�Tarka-Navanitam� is an introductory work written for the novice students, who are desirous to study Nyaya-Shastra. The author of this work� Sri Krishnavadhuta Pandita was a famous for his scholarship in several Darshanas in his time. This unpublished manuscript has been edited and added with a short commentary by Dr. Shrinivasa Varakhedi, Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha, Tirupati, in association with Dr. V.N.K. Pandurangi, R.J.S.U, Jaipur.

Editor : Prof. K. Hayavadana Puranik
Pages : 95 + 380
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Shesha-Tatparya-Chandrika a commentary on Tatvaprakashika of Sri Jayatirtha, which in its turn, is a commentary on the Brahma Sutra Bhashya of Sri Madhva, is held in high esteem for its very objective and critical approach in dealing with the philosophical issues. This commentary, not only brings out the niceties of the interpretation contained in Tatvaprakashika but also makes a critical examination of the interpretation of the Brahma Sutras by the Advaita and Vishishtadvaita schools. The Mimamsa principles, profusely used in support of the arguments, have enhanced the value of the text.

Editor : Dr. H. Satyanarayanacharya and Dr. Tirumala Kulkarni
Pages 44 + 575
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Of all the works on the Madhva school of thought, Bhedojjeevanam by Sri Vyasatirtha occupies a place of pride among the Prakarana Granthas - compendiums. This work is indeed a very scholarly work. Without the help of commentaries, even for scholars, because of the very intricate and hair-splitting logical arguments, Bhedojjivanam is a hard-nut-to crack. This work is critically edited by Vidwan Tirumalacharya Kulkarni and Dr. H. Satyanarayanacharya . Vidwan Tirumalacharya has added valuable notes on the Kashika, a commentary on Bhedojjivanam which is invariably studied by all the students of Dvaita Vedanta. It is needless to say the edition published with valuable notes and rare commentaries will help the scholars and students of Dvaita vedanta by shedding new light on the text. Vidwan Tirumalacharya & Dr. H. Satyanarayanacharya have taken special interest and pain to bring out the volume.

Editor : Vidwan Shankaranarayana Adiga
Pages : 666 + 57
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Bhashyadipika is a direct commentary on the Brahma Sutra Bhashya of Sri Madhwa. The Bhashya is very brief and terse, and is highly impossible to make out the arguments of Purvapaksha and Siddhanta of the Adhikaranas. Bhashyadipika written by Sri Jagannathatirtha, the celebrated pontiff of Sri Vyasaraja Matha, of 18th century A.D., is considered as the most useful in understanding the Bhashya. The text is ably edited by Vidwan Shankaranarayana Adiga Dy. Director of PPSM, with the help of two manuscripts .

Editor : Vidwan . Ranganatha Katti
Pages 56 + 445
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Preparation of the critical edition of the second volume of Bhashyadipika is being done by Vidwan Ranganatha Katti, with the help of few manuscripts. The editor has taken pain in fixing the correct text.

Research Journal of Poornaprajna Samshodhana Mandiram
Editor : Dr. A.V. Nagasampige & Pt. Shankaranarayana Adiga
Pages : 109
Rs. 60/-

As in the previous year, this year also we are bringing out PRAJNA- the annual journal of Poornaprajna Samshodhana Mandiram, with many articles of research interest. The journal contains research articles contributed by eminent scholars, value of journal.

Editor : Pt. Pradeepasimhacharya
Year of Publication : 2007
Pages : 66 + 113
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These two Suktas in the Rgveda, are very famous. Sri Krishnavadhuta Pandita wrote a valuable commentary on these two Suktas with a comparative study of other Vedic commentaries. Sri Krishnavadhuta Pandita shed a new light on these Suktas, bringing out the glory of Mukhyaprana. Along with Sri Krishnavadhuta's commentary, Sayana Bhashya and Dheerendrateertha's commentary also are added in the volume. This is critically edited by Sri Pradeepasimhacharya.

Pages 104 + 962
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Gita-Vivrti - a commentary on the Gita, bringing out the eternal of message Bhagavadgita, in a lucid style is written by Sri Raghavendratirtha a Saint-philosopher of 16th century. It is said that Gita-Bhashya and Gita-Tatparya the two very valuable commentaries of Sri Madhvacharya on Bhagavadgita have been condensed by Sri Raghavendratirtha in his Gita-Vivrti. Sri Raghavendratirtha highlights the message of Gita in the light of Veda and Brahma-sutras. This work is being published with Kannada translation with the financial help of the devotees of Sri Pejavara Swamiji.

Editor : Dr. A.V. Nagasampige
Pages 24 + 7
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SARVA SAMARPANA STOTRAM of Varakhedi Srinivasacharya explains the importance of Karmasamarpana in Lord Vishnu.

Editor : Dr. A.V. Nagasampige
Pages 6 + 58
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The above said works give the summary of Srimad Bhagavata in a lucid style. These three works are being edited by Dr. A.V. Nagasampige.

Editor : Dr. A.V. Nagasampige
Pages 16 + 32
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According to Indian tradition, Liberation is the most important Purushartha (value of life) among the four Purusharthas. Philosophy of Sri Madhvacharya holds that only Satvik souls experience the endless bliss in Mukti in the presence of Lord Vishnu. The liberation is of four kinds such as Salokya, Sarupya, Samipya and Sayujya. Sri Srinivasacharya, author of Muktimuktavali has provided very valuable information on these four kinds of liberation in this work.

Editor : Dr. A.V. Nagasampige
Pages 88
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TATVASARA, a part of Agama Shastra, explains the Yoganidra of Lord Narayana and also the creation of this world by Him.

Editor : Dr. A.V. Nagasampige
Pages 8+82
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Jitante Stora is a part of Pancharatragama. Chaturmukha Brahman through this Stotra, praised Lord Narayana in the beginning of creation of the world. This Stotra gives a very clear picture of the supremacy of Lord Narayana and His unique qualities. The commentary of Balacharya is very elaborate and valuable.

Editor : Vidwan H.V. Nagaraja Rao
Pages 19 + 66
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I feel very happy and proud to offer "Kalpanaratnam" an unpublished text which sheds new light on the preservation of elephants and their ivory, to holy hands of scholars. In ancient times, elephants were used for army and for transportation of heavy goods. It is needless to say the elephants were assets of kingdom and beautiful articles were prepared from their ivory. By studying this text, we know the various genres of elephants, their nature, behavior and also proper method of preserving ivory.
Shivamara who ruled some parts of Karnataka in the 8th and 9th Centuries A.D. (788-812), is the author of present text. He was the son of Sripurusha and follower of Jainism. He was a great poet and grammarian and also appreciated by many scholars.
The present text is edited by Vidwan H.V. Nagaraja Rao, an eminent scholar in Alankara Shastra and Vyakarana Shastra. He is an awardee of Sahitya Academy. He was visiting Professor of Sanskrit at the University of Chicago. He has taught Sanskrit and grammar to the scholars of India and abroad. As part of Shastra Chudamani scheme, he has edited Kalpanaratnam and given valuable notes in English. I express our gratitude for his valuable service to the Poornaprajna Samshodhana Mandiram.

Editor : Vidwan P.S. Sheshgiri Acharya
Pages 18 + 583
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Indra performed a sacrifice for gaining the grace of Sri Hari and to attain prosperity after killing demon Vrtraasura. The sacrifice is known as Maha-vrata in which an altar is prepared in the design of an eagle, known as Garuda. Sri Hari, who is the presiding deity in Garuda is worshipped in this Maha-vrata. The Mantras which eulogise the glory of Sri Hari are known as Brhati-Shastra Mantras.
The meter which has 24 syllables is known as Gayatri. That which has 28 syllable is Ushnik, that with 32 syllables is Anushtup, that with 36 is Brhati, that with 40 is Pankti, that with 44 is Trishtup and that with 48 syllables is Jagati. The meters which may have more syllables are known as Ati-chhandas. Thousand Mantras in the Brhati meter are not available now in the Rgveda. However, one thousand Mantras will be edited according to the guidance given in the Aaranyakas. The deity of the Brhati meter is Mukhyaprana. Worship done with these Mantras is believed to shower all prosperity on the devotees. The glory explicated in the thousand Brhati Mantras is contained in each of the thousand sacred names of Sri Vishnu (Vishnu-Sahasra-Naama).
The problems regarding the current readings of the Brhati Sahasra Mantras have been discussed by Vidwan P.S. Sheshagiri Acharya in the present work. This book is now printed with the special commentary of Sri Raghunathatirtha, who adorned the Vyasaraja Matha. The same had been printed in 1999 by Madhwa Siddantonnahini Sabha of Tirupati. Poornaprajna Samshodhana Mandiram is printing it again because the copies of the earlier edition are no more available. Sri R. Anantan, Secretary of the Madhwa Siddhantonnahini Sabha has extended his invaluable cooperation for the publication of this work. We record our gratitude to him respectfully.
Sri P.S. Sheshagiri Acharya who is a shining jewel in the firmament of scholarship has rendered yeoman service to the world of Sanskrit by editing this wonderful work.

Collected by : Prof. A. Haridasa Bhat
English rendered by : Chintalavadi Ramamurthy
Pages 120
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Editor : Dr. Tirumala Kulkarni
Pages 28 + 354
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Gurvartha-didhiti of Sri Venkateshacharya is an unpublished commentary on Tantrasara-sangraha of Sri Madhvacharya which consists of four chapters and deals with the worship of deities, iconography, temple construction architecture, etc. The so far unpublished Gurvartha-didhiti critically edited and submitted as Doctoral thesis by Vidwan Tirumala Kulkarni, sheds new light on Tantrashastra. The editor of this volume has given different readings in his foot-notes and has added a valuable introduction which enhances the value of this volume.

Editor : Dr. A.V. Nagasampige
Pages : 50 + 474
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Bhashyadipika is a direct commentary on the Brahma Sutra Bhashya of Sri Madhwa. The Bhashya is very brief and terse, and is highly impossible to make out the arguments of Purvapaksha and Siddhanta of the Adhikaranas. Bhashyadipika written by Sri Jagannathatirtha, the celebrated pontiff of Sri Vyasaraja Matha, of 18th century A.D., is considered as the most useful in understanding the Bhashya. The text is ably edited by Dr. A.V. Nagasampige Director of PPSM, with the help of two manuscripts .

Editor : Vidwan P.V. Upadhyaya
Pages 47 + 190
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Preparation of the critical edition of the second volume of Bhashyadipika is being done by Vidwan P.V. Upadhyaya, with the help of few manuscripts. The editor has taken pain in fixing the correct text.

(A Collection of research papers by eminent scholars)
Editor : Dr. A.V. Nagasampige & Dr. Shankaranarayana Adiga
Pages 12 + 100
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Prof. Radha Vallabh Tripathi, Vice-chancellor, Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan, is a great scholar who has dived deep into literary criticism of both the West and the East. After intense study and deliberation he has made a great contribution to Sanskrit poetics by writing a work known as Abhinava-Alankara-Sutra-Vritti. It contains 10 sections and deals with ancient and modern thoughts of stalwarts of the Indian and Western thinkers. The Poornaprajna Samshodhana Mandiram conducted a seminar on this work in March 2009. Learned scholars from various parts of India participated and presented papers on this epoch-making treatise. These papers have been edited and presented in this work.

Editor : Prof. K. Hayavadan Puranik
Pages 10 + 204
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Bhagawan Vedavyasa, the author of Brahmasutras criticised the views of Charvaka, Bouddha, Sankhya-yoga, Nyaya-vaisheshika, Shaiva and Shakta in his Brahmasutras. Sriman Nyayasudha and Tatparya-chandrika texts of Madhwa tradition discussed elaborately about these doctrines and proved the non-purity of other school of thoughts. Prof. K. Hayavadana Puranik, an eminent scholar and awardee of Rashtrapati Puraskara presented thoughts with crystal clarity in his own words in this volume. It is needless to say that the book will win appreciation of scholars and students of philosophy.

Research Journal of Poornaprajna Samshodhana Mandiram
Editor : Dr. A.V. Nagasampige & Dr. Ranganatha Katti
Pages : 141
Rs. 100/-

As in the previous year, this year also we are bringing out PRAJNA - the annual journal of Poornaprajna Samshodhana Mandiram, with many articles of research interest. The journal contains research articles contributed by eminent scholars, value of journal.

Editor : Prof. L. Jaya Rao
Pages : 8 + 70
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H.H. Sri Vishveshatirtha Swamiji delivered special lectures on Mahabharata and few spiritual subjects. It was brought out by Raghavendra Bhat Gopadi (Vagdevisuta) in Kannada few years ago. Now those valuable writings of Sri Swamiji have been translated by Prof. L. Jaya Rao who is closely associated with our academic activities. On the occasion of Sri Swamiji's 70th year of Peetharohana celebrations, 70 articles have been translated and published in this volume.

Editor : Dr. A.V. Nagasampige & Dr. Ranganatha Katti
Pages : 100 + 20
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Siddhanta-kalpavalli of Sri Sadashiva Brahmendra, explains the concepts of Advaita philosophy in an attractive style. The work consists of 241 Shlokas in different meters spread out in four chapters. He has written a beautiful commentary on his own text. His commentary explains difficult words and concepts in a lucid way. In this short work the author explains Advaita thoughts and records the views of earlier writers of Advaita tradition. Dr. A.V. Nagasampige is the editor of this work.

Editor : Dr. M. Sivakumara Swamy
Pages : 36 + 218
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An abridged edition of Sri Siddhanta-shikhamani of Shivayogi Shivacharya.

Editor : Dr. A.V. Nagasampige
Pages : 22 + 245
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A Collection of Stotras with Kannda translation.