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1. ''Om, Gayatri and Sandhya'' by
Swami Mukhyananda
Sri R.K. Math, Mylapore, Chennai
600004
[Text in Roman and Devanagari with
meanings. It has the ritual details in compact manner]
2. ''Mahanarayana Upanishad” by
Swami Vimalananda,
Sri R.K. Math
[Discussion in depth of several of
the Sandhya mantras]
3. ''Japa'' ''Dhyana'' by Sri Madhav
Pandit
Dipti Trust, Sri Aurobindo Ashram,
Pondicherry
[All books also available from VAK
Bookshop, Sri Aurobindo Ashram Pondicherry 605002]
4. Sārtha Shodhasha Samskāra Ratnamālaby Sri Vidya bhūşhaņa Bāļashāstri
Kşhīrasāgar.
''A handbook of all pūrva samskārās and
other vedic rituals based on the Ashvalāyana sutrās of Rigveda''.
original in Maraţi, 1910;
Translation in Kannada 1996 (3rd
edition)
Available from the publisher:
Kālikāmba Vināyaka temple,
Rathabidi (car street)
Mangalore 575001, Karnataka.
5. The Daily ritual of the Bhārata
Samāja
(compiler) Pandit A. Mahādeva
Shāstri
Pub: Theosophical Society, 1991
(Latest 6th ed)
available from all its branches all
over world:
India: Adyar, Chennai 600020, Tamil
Nadu
[This is a compilation of the Vedic
mantrās built around the Sandhya mantrās with some additions like
Purusha sūkta and naarayaNa suukta.
It has both roman transliteration
and English translation. Its compiler is a great scholar who was
the first person to translate Sri Shankara's Commentaries into
English. Highly recommended] |
