The Collected Works of Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi (Sri Ramana Nul-Tirattu, Tamil) has a unique place in the lives of all Ramana devotees. In his introduction to the prose translation of Vivekachudamani (his earliest and major single work), Bhagavan says, “Bliss can be realized through self-enquiry only, which consists of Sravana (hearing), Manana (contemplation), etc. In “Who am I?" he also says, “For that happiness, the inquiry of the form ‘Who am I’ is the principal means.

• Tamil Parayanam, as sung now at Sri Ramanasramam.
• A 15-day cycle of the same, including the poetical works of a few other saints, most of them in the voices of old devotees like Kunjuswamy and others.
• The Collected Works of Bhagavan (Nul-Tirattu)—the poetical portion with music wherever available. This would be updated as and when the remaining portion is set to music and sung. The Malayalam version of Bhagavad Gita Saram and the Telugu, Sanskrit, and Malayalam versions of Upadesa Saram are also added here as supplements to Nul-Tirattu.