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Valmiki's Ramayana, containing 24,000 verses is a world famous epic and is justly called the very first of Sanskrit poems. The Adhyatma Ramayana, the spiritual version of the same Rama Saga, though not so well known for poetic excellence, is none the less equally important in several other respects. Here you get in the much shorter compass of 3643 verses, the whole of Rama's story placed in a spiritual setting. Here Rama is not only a great personage, an exemaplar of the highest ideals of Dharma, but very God, the divine Incarnate. Revealing and fully remembering his spiritual glory and bestowing salvation on all who come into intimate contact with him.

Thrilling and evocative hymns, discourses on high spiritual themes, philosophical dissertations and directions for spiritual practice appear in every pat of it. Besides the instruction they convey, these sections contribute immensely towards the devotional edification of those who adore Rama as their favourite Deity. What the Bhagavata is to Krishna, that the Adkyatma Ramayana is to Rama in revealing his spiritual excellence. It is therefore a text used for daily devout study.