Sacred works
- ParāprāveśikāKṣemarāja's short prose treatise that sets out the tattvas one by one, beginning with Śiva, with their defining marks: the Supreme Lord as prakāśa whose own nature is vimarśa, and his will, knowing and action unfolding into the universe.In Recognition
- PratyabhijñāhṛdayamKṣemarāja's short manual of the Recognition, twenty sūtras with his own commentary: consciousness as the free cause of the universe, bondage as being bewildered by one's own powers, its reversal, and lordship over them.In Recognition
- Śivasūtra with Kṣemarāja's VimarśinīThe seventy-seven Śiva Sūtras with Kṣemarāja's commentary, in three unmeṣas: the way of Śiva, from "Consciousness is the Self"; the way of Śakti, from "The mind is mantra"; the way of the individual, from "The self is the mind".In Recognition
- SpandanirṇayaKṣemarāja's full commentary on the fifty-three verses of the Spandakārikā, reading spanda as the Lord's free power, opening and closing at once, recognised in samādhi and in ordinary states where every other activity wears away.In Recognition