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Book Sale Department List of Marathi & Sanskrit Books RAMAKRISHNA MATH MUMBAI - BOOK SALE DEPARTMENT LIST OF MARATHI & SANSKRIT BOOKS SR. NO CODE ITEM NAME PRICE LANGUAGE AUTHOR 1 M5210 AADHUNIK BHARAT M:10 10 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 2 M528 AADHUNIK BHARAT M:8 8 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 3 M9510 AADHUNIK MANAVALA UPANISHADANCHA SANDESH M:10 10 MARATHI SW.SHIVATATTWANANDA 4 M11150 ACHARYA SHANKARA M:50 50 MARATHI SW.APURVANANDA 5 M13520 ADBHUTANANDANCHI ADBHUT KAHANI M:20 20 MARATHI NAGPUR 6 M9225 ADHUNIK BHARAT ANI R.K.-S.V. M:25 25 MARATHI SW.SHIVTATTWANANDA 7 M235150 ADHUNIK MARATHI SAHITYATIL PARATATTWA BODH M:150 150 MARATHI SUMOTI RISBUD 8 M14130 ADHYATMA-MARGA-DIPIKA M:30 30 MARATHI NAGPUR 9 M17418 ADHYATMIK SADHANA M:18 18 MARATHI SW.ASHOKANANDA 10 M18030 ADHYATMIK SAMVAD: SW. VIDNYNANANDA. M:30 30 MARATHI SW.APURVANANDA 11 M7115 AGHORMANI VA GAURI MA M:15 15 MARATHI SW.SHIVTTWANANDA 12 M16830 AGNIMANTRA (MARATHI) M:30 30 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 13 M16840 AGNIMANTRA (MARATHI) M:40 40 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 14 M12625 AKHANDANANDACHNYA SAHAVASAT M:25 25 MARATHI SW.NIRAMAYANANDA 15 M159140 AMHI PAHILELE S.V. M:140 140 MARATHI K V S BENODEKAR 16 M2082 AMRIT SANDESH M:2 2 MARATHI NGP 17 M6125125 AMRUTASYAM PUTRAM M:125 125 MARATHI 18 M13055 AMRUTAVANI (MARATHI) M:55 55 MARATHI NAGPUR 19 M10780 ANANDADHAMA KADE M:80 80 MARATHI SW APURVANANDA 20 M95050 ANURAG SRK BHANE M:50 50 MARATHI 21 M22410 ATMABODH M:10 10 MARATHI SW.VIPAPPANANANDA 22 M4725 ATMASAKSHATKAR:SADHANA VA SIDDHI M:25 25 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 23 M16615 ATMA-TATTWA M:15 15 MARATHI SW VIVEKANANDA 24 M13235 BHAGAVAD GITA (SARTH) M:35 35 MARATHI NGP 25 M12010 BHAGAVAN BUDDHA ANI TYANCHI SHIKAVAN M:10 10 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 26 M142100 BHAGAVAN SRI KRISHNA M:100 100 MARATHI S M KULKARNI 27 M7630 BHAGAVAT GITECHYA ANTARANGAT M:30 30 MARATHI SW.SHIVATATTWANANDA 28 M7650 BHAGAVAT GITECHYA ANTARANGAT M:50 50 MARATHI SW.SHIVATATTWANANDA 29 M13680 BHAGINI NIVEDITA M:80 80 MARATHI DR S SARYOU 30 M856 BHAGVAN KRISHNA MHANATAT M:6 6 MARATHI NAGPUR 31 M5320 BHAGWAN SRI KRISHNA ANI BHAGVATGITA M:20 20 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 32 M5322 BHAGWAN SRI KRISHNA ANI BHAGVATGITA M:22 22 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 33 M164100 BHAGWATATIL BHAKTI NIRZAR M:100 100 MARATHI PRAGYABHARTI 34 M164160 BHAGWATATIL BHAKTI NIRZAR M:160 160 MARATHI PRAGYABHARTI 35 M1524 BHAKTI YOGA (MARATHI) M:24 24 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 36 M1525 BHAKTI YOGA (MARATHI) M:25 25 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA Page 1 of 7 RAMAKRISHNA MATH MUMBAI - BOOK SALE DEPARTMENT LIST OF MARATHI & SANSKRIT BOOKS SR. NO CODE ITEM NAME PRICE LANGUAGE AUTHOR 37 M8710 BHARATACHA BHAVI KAL M:10 10 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 38 M6122 BHARATACHI ADHYATMIK VICHAR DHARA M:22 22 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 39 M10520 BHARATATIL SHAKTI PUJA M:20 20 MARATHI SW.SARDANANDA 40 M2320 BHARATIYA NARI M:20 20 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 41 M2325 BHARATIYA NARI M:25 25 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 42 M4565 BHARATIYA VYAKHANE M:65 65 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 43 M816 BUDDHA MHANATAT M:6 6 MARATHI NAGPUR 44 M13716 CHICAGO CHI SARVADHARMA PARISHAD M:16 16 MARATHI MARIE LOUISE BURKE 45 M13720 CHICAGO CHI SARVADHARMA PARISHAD M:20 20 MARATHI MARIE LOUISE BURKE 46 M471515 CHICAGO SARVADHARMA PARISHAD M:15 15 MARATHI NA 47 M12120 CHICAGOCHI SARVADHARMA PARISHAD M:20 20 MARATHI MERI LUE BURKE 48 M710 CHIKAGO VYAKHYANE (POCKET SIZE) M:10 10 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 49 M712 CHIKAGO VYAKHYANE (POCKET SIZE) M:12 12 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 50 M3730 DAIVI VANI (MARATHI) M:30 30 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 51 M3735 DAIVI VANI (MARATHI) M:35 35 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 52 M6420 DHARMABHOOMI BHARAT ANI ITAR LIKHAN M:20 20 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 53 M7715 DHARMACHA GABHA - ANUBHAV M:15 15 MARATHI SW SHIVTTWANANDA 54 M7722 DHARMACHA GABHA - ANUBHAV M:22 22 MARATHI SW SHIVTTWANANDA 55 M6315 DHARMACHE SWARUP ANI SADHAN M:15 15 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 56 M5115 DHARMACHE VIGYAN ANI TATWAGNYAN :M15 15 MARATHI NGP 57 M18950 DHARMARAJ YUDHISHTIR M:50 50 MARATHI NGP 58 M17220 DHYAN ANI TYACHYA PADDHATI M:20 20 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 59 M4222 DIVYA PREM M:22 22 MARATHI KULKARNI 60 M223200 GIRISHCHANDRA GHOSH M:200 200 MARATHI SW.CHETNANANDA 61 M12125 GITATATWA (MARATHI) M:25 25 MARATHI SW.SARADANANDA 62 M12140 GITATATWA (MARATHI) M:40 40 MARATHI SW.SARADANANDA 63 M16012 GRIHASTHANCHE ADHYATMIK JIVAN M:12 12 MARATHI NGP 64 M886 GURU NANAK MHANATAT M:6 6 MARATHI NAGPUR 65 M21020 HE BHARAT UTH JAGA HO M:20 20 MARATHI NGP 66 M2025 HIMALAYACHA KUSHIT M:25 25 MARATHI SW.AKHANDANANDA 67 M6620 HINDU DHARMA (MARATHI) M:20 20 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 68 M6625 HINDU DHARMA (MARATHI) M:25 25 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 69 M610 HINDU DHARMACHE PUNURUTHHAN M:10 10 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 70 M68 HINDU DHARMACHE PUNURUTHHAN M:8 8 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 71 M15440 HINDU DHARMACHI RUPARESHA M:40 40 MARATHI NA 72 M7810 HINDU STRI-AAJCHI ANI UDDYACHI M:10 10 MARATHI SW.SHIVTATTWANANDA Page 2 of 7 RAMAKRISHNA MATH MUMBAI - BOOK SALE DEPARTMENT LIST OF MARATHI & SANSKRIT BOOKS SR. NO CODE ITEM NAME PRICE LANGUAGE AUTHOR 73 M7410 ISHA UPANISHADACHE ANTARANG M:10 10 MARATHI SW.SHIVATATTWANANDA 74 M9010 ISHADOOT YESHU KHRISTA M:10 10 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 75 M13410 ISHOPANISHAD M:10 10 MARATHI SW.YOGATMANANDA 76 M13412 ISHOPANISHAD M:12 12 MARATHI SW.YOGATMANANDA 77 M362525 JAGACHYA KALAYNACHYA VIBHUTI M:25 25 MARATHI 78 20133330 JIVAN VIKAS : MARATHI MONTHLY MAGA. M:30 30 MARATHI NA 79 2013335 JIVAN VIKAS : MARATHI MONTHLY MAGA. M:5 5 MARATHI 80 M5120 JIVANACHE UDDISHTA M:20 20 MARATHI VIVEKANANDA 81 M16712 JIVAN-JIDNYASA M:12 12 MARATHI SW.RANGANATHANANDA 82 M5810 JNANA MARGA VARIL PRAVACHANE M:10 10 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 83 M5812 JNANA MARGA VARIL PRAVACHANE M:12 12 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 84 M3860 JNYAN YOGA (MARATHI) M:60 60 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 85 M1876 KARMA ANI TYACHE RAHASYA M:6 6 MARATHI SVK 86 M411515 KARMA HICH UPSANA M:15 15 MARATHI NA 87 M925 KARMAYOGA (MARATHI) M:25 25 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 88 M17635 KARUNAMAYEE MATAJI SRI SARADADEVI M:35 35 MARATHI BR.AKSHAYCHAITANYA 89 M17680 KARUNAMAYEE MATAJI SRI SARADADEVI M:80 80 MARATHI BR.AKSHAYCHAITANYA 90 M6520 KATHA UPANISHADACHE ANTARANG M:20 20 MARATHI SW.SHIVATATTWANANDA 91 M7510 KEN UPANISHADACHE ANTARANG M:10 10 MARATHI SW.SHIVATATTWANANDA 92 M13818 KENOPANISAD M:18 18 MARATHI SW.YOGATMANANDA 93 M22010 MAHABHARAT M:10 10 MARATHI NGP 94 M1225 MAHAPURUSHANCHYA JIVAN KATHA M:25 25 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 95 M14325 MAHARASTRATA SWAMI VIVEKANANDA M:25 25 MARATHI SW.VIDEHATMANANDA 96 M14360 MAHARASTRATA SWAMI VIVEKANANDA M:60 60 MARATHI SW.VIDEHATMANANDA 97 M896 MAHMAD PAIGAMBAR MHANATAT M:6 6 MARATHI NAGPUR 98 M12216 MAN ANI TYACHA NIGRAHA M:16 16 MARATHI SW.BUDHANANDA 99 M1258 MAN ANI TYACHI SHAKTI M:8 8 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 100 M441515 MANACHI EKAGRATA ANI DHYAN M:15 15 MARATHI 101 M1635 MANACHYA EKAGRATECHE RAHASYA M:5 5 MARATHI SW.PURUSHOTTAMANANDA 102 M1448 MANAHSHANTI M:8 8 MARATHI SW.RAMAKRISHNANANDA 103 M1449 MANAHSHANTI M:9 9 MARATHI SW.RAMAKRISHNANANDA 104 M20935 MANASIK TANAVAPASUN MUKTI M:35 35 MARATHI NGP 105 M6720 MANAVACHE KHARE SWARUP ANI VIVIDH M:20 20 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 106 230 MARATHI BOOK 30 MARATHI NAGPUR 107 M15090 MARYADA PURSHOTTM SRIRAM M:90 90 MARATHI S M KULKARNI 108 M17915 MATRI WANI M:15 15 MARATHI NGP Page 3 of 7 RAMAKRISHNA MATH MUMBAI - BOOK SALE DEPARTMENT LIST OF MARATHI & SANSKRIT BOOKS SR. NO CODE ITEM NAME PRICE LANGUAGE AUTHOR 109 M110130 MATRU CHARANI (S.D.) M:130 130 MARATHI NGP 110 M20060 MAZA BHARAT AMAR BHARAT M:60 60 MARATHI SW. VIVEKANANDA 111 M515 MAZE GURUDEO M:15 15 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 112 M226 MAZE JIVAN ANI KARYA M:6 6 MARATHI SVK 113 M445 MAZYA MOHIMECHI YOJANA M:5 5 MARATHI NGP 114 M8210 MUNDAK UPANISHADACHE ANTARANG M:10 10 MARATHI SW.SHIVATATTWANANDA 115 M10114 NAVA BHARAT GHADAVA M:14 14 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 116 M6940 PARAMARTHACHI VATCHAL M:40 40 MARATHI SW.VIRJANANDA 117 M13922 PARAMARTHIK JIVAN KAHI MARGADARSHAN M:22 22 MARATHI SW.GOKULANANDA 118 M4925 PARIVRAJAK (UROPCHYA DAINANDINI) M:25 25 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 119 M17515 PATHIRAKHA PRABHU PARAMESHWAR M:15 15 MARATHI SW.JAPANANDA 120 M45 PAVAHARI BABA M:5 5 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 121 M5420 PREM YOGA M:20 20 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 122 M10855 PRIYA SADHAKANO M:55 55 MARATHI SW.TURIYANANDA 123 M4010 PUNARJANMA ANI ATMYACHE AMARATVA M:10 10 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 124 M1716 PURVA ANI PASCHIM M:16 16 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 125 M1720 PURVA ANI PASCHIM M:20 20 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 126 M7910 RAASLILECHE ANTARANG M:10 10 MARATHI SW.SHIVTTWANANDA 127 M2542 RAJAYOGA (MARATHI) M:42 42 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 128 M986 RAMACHANDRA MHANATAT M:6 6 MARATHI NAGPUR 129 M12922 RAMAKRISHNA : CHITRAMAYA CHARITRA M:22 22 MARATHI NAGPUR 130 M12925 RAMAKRISHNA : CHITRAMAYA CHARITRA M:25 25 MARATHI NAGPUR 131 M1166 RAMAKRISHNA MHANATAT M:6 6 MARATHI NAGPUR 132 M2110 RAMAKRISHNA SANGH-DHEYA VA ITIHAS M:10 10 MARATHI SW.TEJASANANDA 133 M10422 RAMAKRISHNA:SANKSHIPTA CHARITRA M:22 22 MARATHI P.G.SAHASRABHUDE 134 M21610 RAMAYAN M:10 10 MARATHI NGP 135 M1960 S. V. SAHAVASAT M:60 60 MARATHI SHARAT CHANDRA CHAKRABARTI 136 M11415 S. V.RASHTRALA AVAHAN M:15 15 MARATHI SW.VIVEKANANDA 137 M14620 S.D CHITRAMAY CHARITRA M:20 20 MARATHI SW.SMARNANANDA 138 M12322 S.D.SANKSHIPTA CHARITRA M:22 22 MARATHI SW.APURVANANDA 139 M1100 S.R.K. CHARITRA M:100 100 MARATHI N.R.PARANJPE 140 M175 S.R.K. CHARITRA M:75 75 MARATHI N.R.PARANJPE 141 M11A330 S.R.K.
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