Every text studied here, gathered in one place. Each entry opens the full piece — Sanskrit in Devanāgarī, transliteration for the mouth, and a translation for the mind — and most carry a recitation to learn it by ear. Work down a section rather than across the list: the openings first, then whichever stream you are actually practising.

Opening and closing the practice

The mantras that frame a session — the lamp, the clearing of obstacles, and the śānti that closes it.

• Mantra Pūrṇāhuti — पूर्णाहुति — Sanskrit and Audiotrack
• Śānti Mantra — Om Saha Nāv Avatu (Kena/Taittirīya Upaniṣads)
• Full Śānti Path — Four Mantras: Asato Mā, Mahāmṛtyuñjaya, Tvameva Mātā
• Dīpajyotiḥ — Prayer While Lighting a Lamp
• Śānti Pāṭha from the Yajur Veda — ॐ भद्रं कर्णेभिः, the Prayer to Hear What Is Auspicious

The teacher

Verses to the guru principle, which this tradition places inside the practitioner rather than on a seat at the front of the room.

• Sri Guru Stotram — Salutations to the Teacher
• Guru Śloka — Two Verses from the Guru Stotram
• Mantra Va — Alakh Bābā Śrī Chand Bhagavān Jī Mātrā Sāhib Jī (मात्रा साहिब · ਮਾਤਰਾ ਸਾਹਿਬ) with Babaji and Matri
• Satguru Vandana — the Teacher Who Is Already Inside

Śiva

The Śaiva stotras, from a single octet to a two-hour fire ceremony with all its texts.

• Liṅgāṣṭakam — Eight Verses to Sadāśiva
• 🔥 Mahāmṛtyuñjaya Havan — the Complete Two-Hour Recording, with All the Texts to Chant Along
• Śiva Mahimna Stotra — the Hymn Puṣpadanta Composed After He Was Caught
• Śrī Rudram — Eleven Sections of Names, Then Eleven of Asking
• Rudrāṣṭakam — Tulsīdās's Eight Verses to the Fierce One
• Nirvāṇaṣaṭkam — the Six Verses Śaṅkara Gave Instead of His Name

Devī

The Goddess hymns — the thousand names, the seed syllables of the cakras, and the key that is turned before the door.

• Śrī Rājarājēśvaryaṣṭakaṁ — Hymn to the Queen of Queens
• Tantrokta Devī Suktam — Complete 30 Verses, Hymn to Aparājitā
• Mātṝkā in Sahasrāra — 50 Seed Syllables Across the Cakras (×20)
• Sri Lalitha Sahasranamam — A Thousand Names of Devi
• Sri Siddha Kunjika Stotram — The Key You Turn Before the Door

Rāma and Hanumān

The Rāma stream, and the forty verses to the one who carries.

• Śrī Rāma Rāma Rāmeti — The Śloka Equal to the Thousand Names
• Śrī Hanumān Chālīsā — Complete 40 Verses with Transliteration
• Hanumān Cālīsā — Forty Verses for the One Who Carries

Vedic chanting itself

How the recitation actually works: the modes, the permutations, and the tutorials for getting it exact.

• Saṅkaṭanāśana Gaṇeśa Stotram — 13 Stanzas with Transliteration and Translation
• The Uncracked Syllable — Flawless Vedic Chanting and the Six Elements of Sound
• Three Chants for Wealth, Long Life and Protection — and What the Vedas Meant by Wealth
• Eleven Ways to Say the Same Verse — the Vedic Chants and How They Survived
• The Braided Verse — How the Veda Was Kept Perfect for Three Thousand Years
• Patterns of Vedic Chanting — The Error-Correcting Code in a Pandit's Mouth
• Mastering Maala Patha — The Eight Permutations, and Why They Are Named After Objects