Sri Ramana Gita (Sanskrit), composed by Ganapati Muni (Nayana), is a book of instruction by Bhagavan Ramana Maharshi in the form of aphorisms revealing the Jnana, Bhakti, Karma, Mantra, and Raja yogas. The instructions were communicated on different occasions to various devotees at different gatherings between 1913 and 1917, when Bhagavan was residing up the Arunachala Hill.

This Gita is essentially a practical guide. By following the simple instructions here given, a true seeker of self-realization will definitely make significant progress. It was initially published in 1935 and has been republished and translated into many languages.

For easy access to the main content, the Sanskrit verses with transliteration and translation in English, Tamil, and Telugu (audio and text in pdf) are provided here as follows:

Audio: Sanskrit- 75 min; English- 78 min; Tamil- 62 min; Telugu- 68 min.

• Sanskrit & English Transliteration(88 pages)
  
• Telugu – Transliteration & meaning(78 pages of scan copy, 1936 - 1st edition)
  
• English & Tamil meaning(89 pages)