Īśvaradarśanam

Swami Tapovan Maharaj’s own life in Sanskrit, prose and verse: his boyhood in Kerala, his years of wandering, and the Himalayan life at Uttarakāśī and Gaṅgotrī where he lived in God.

Swami Tapovan Maharaj836 Verses, 209 prose passages and two closing attributions

Khaṇḍa 1
Ullāsa 1The Lord Who Is and ShinesPart One, Chapter 1
Ullāsa 2The Blessed Land and an Uncommon BoyPart One, Chapter 2
Ullāsa 3Learning, Reflection and the Worship of ŚambhuPart One, Chapter 3
Ullāsa 4Sarasvatī's Grace and Love of the LordPart One, Chapter 4
Ullāsa 5Grief, Devotion and Knowledge of the SelfPart One, Chapter 5
Ullāsa 6Śāstras, Dispassion and the Unrest of MarriagePart One, Chapter 6
Ullāsa 7Editor, Speaker and Pilgrim in the SouthPart One, Chapter 7
Ullāsa 8Cutting the Root, Kālaṭi to KanyākumārīPart One, Chapter 8
Ullāsa 9Cidvilāsa the Pilgrim Goes NorthPart One, Chapter 9
Ullāsa 10The Ascetic's Round and the Great Going ForthPart One, Chapter 10
Khaṇḍa 2
Ullāsa 1Initiation into Sannyāsa, Towards the HimālayaPart Two, Chapter 1
Ullāsa 2The Sannyāsī's Life at HṛṣīkeśaPart Two, Chapter 2
Ullāsa 3Through Nepal to Mount KailāsaPart Two, Chapter 3
Ullāsa 4Days of Joy, the Wealth of the SpiritPart Two, Chapter 4
Ullāsa 5From the Kumbha to Śāradā's AbodePart Two, Chapter 5
Ullāsa 6Amarnāth, Yamunotrī and Holy CompanyPart Two, Chapter 6
Ullāsa 7Pilgrim Roads from Jvālāmukhī to SaumyakāśīPart Two, Chapter 7
Ullāsa 8Cave, Kailāsa and the Snow MountainsPart Two, Chapter 8
Ullāsa 9Gaṅgotrī, Gomukh and the New CavePart Two, Chapter 9
Ullāsa 10The Solitary's Teaching on Goal and MeansPart Two, Chapter 10