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Svātmanirūpaṇa (Definition of One's Own Self) — Adi Shankara

Traditional attribution

Svātmanirūpaṇa (Definition of One's Own Self)

स्वात्मनिरूपण (Svātmanirūpaṇa)

Śaṅkara con sus discípulos, de Raja Ravi Varma
byAdi Shankara

A poem of some one hundred and fifty stanzas on the nature of the Self: it describes the relation between teacher and disciple, the ignorance that superimposes the world on the Self, and the recognition that the Self is fullness without a second. Followers of Ramana Maharshi have translated and circulated it.

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Authorship note

Attributed to Shankara by tradition; modern scholarship (Hacker, Mayeda) does not count it among his works of secure authorship. No verified Spanish edition: title translated.

Editions and translations

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English

  • Svātmanirūpaṇam: Definition of One's Own Self — Adi Shankara

    Svātmanirūpaṇam: Definition of One's Own Self

    Society of Abidance in Truth, Santa Cruz, 2002

    Translation: H. Ramamoorthy y Nome

    ISBN 9780970366719

Other works by Adi Shankara

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  • Open Library, registros de ediciones de las obras menores atribuidas a Śaṅkara (Vākyavṛtti, Dṛg-dṛśya-viveka, Tattvabodha, Śivānandalaharī, Śataślokī, Svātmanirūpaṇa, Sanatsujātīya-bhāṣya…), consultados el 2026-10-25.

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