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Astavakragita, or The Song of the Self Supreme, contains the Sanskrit text of Astavakragita in Nagari and Roman scripts. It also includes its English translation, Exegesis and Glossarial Index. In twenty chapters, it presents the essence of Astavakra’s teachings about the cosmic self through his dialogue with Janaka (the seer-king from Videha). It is based upon the Upanisadic creed (Advaitavada), which identifies the Self and the non-dual ultimate truth. Astavakra’s contribution is immense. He introduced the emotional experience, or mystical feeling, as a means of realizing the nondual nature and self. The book is a masterpiece among contemplative classics, having been written in a clear style and covering the topic matter in detail.
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