All these books are treasures and you will not only venerate them, but read them again and again. If you don’t know Samskritam don’t worry, there are several sources from where you can learn rudimentary Samskritam and by reading in the original language, you can get a better sense of what the Maharishi’s wanted to convey! It will come. I also recommend that you get the original Samskritam version with the English translation. As always, it is good to check with knowledgable people in your own family or consult your own Guru. But, this list is common enough it can be applicable to all followers of Sanathana Dharma. Note, this is based on what we follow in our family. This individual also wanted to know a “beginner’s recitation list”. And being difficult, we as humans, tend to venerate them and not read them! One can of course listen to them, but to get a proper perspective and appreciation, one has to read them!Ī family member recently asked me for a “beginner’s reading list” and that too in English.
It is so vast, where should one start? Should it be the Bhagavat Gita? Should it be the Upanishads? Should it be the Vedas? They are all good, but they are very difficult to understand. There is a treasure trove of knowledge buried in here.
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