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Shorter Philosophical Poems of Narayana Guru: Brahmavidyā Pañcakam, Advaita Dīpikā, Aṛivu, Homa Mantram, Daiva Daśakam
D.K. Printworld. Edited by Narayana Guru (2009)
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Commentary on the philosophical poems by Narayana Guru, 1856-1928, philosopher-saint; includes text.Links
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