Ashtavakra-samhita with comments by Shivayogin Balayogi

«Ashtavakra-samhita» — one of the most revered classical texts of Hinduism, outlining the views of Advaita Vedanta, composed in the form of a dialogue between the sage Ashtavakra and his disciple, King Janaka, during which Janaka attained Self-Realization, Liberation. Indian scholars date the text to 500–400 B.C.E., while Western scholars place it much later: either in the 4th to 8th centuries C.E. or in the 14th century during the revival of Shankara's teachings.

Comments on «Ashtavakra-samhita» were provided by the modern Indian yogi Shivayogin Balayogi, who attained the highest state of yoga — Liberation.