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|  | | ॐ The Word Of God
540 poems
ॐ The Word Of God reveals the spiritual depth of Om and its transformative power, as written by Nath Yogi KVS Rama Rao through the grace of his Guru, Siddha Nath. This book sheds light on the causes that hinder realization, such as the lack of a true Guru and an unfit mind. While focusing on Om, it also exposes the misconceptions that mislead seekers on their spiritual journey. The poetry in this book serves as a beacon for those who wish to go beyond superficial practices and attain the core truth.
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div>Published March 13, 20 | |  | | Asilence
540 poems
Asilence
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div>In Asilence, Nath Yogi KVS Rama Rao enters the innermost chamber of spiritual expression, where words no longer seek to declare truth but to dissolve in it. This seventh book is a garland of quatrains composed in the unadorned yet piercing rhythm of devotion, detachment, and dissolution. Each verse is a step into the nameless depth where neither the chanting of gods nor the claims of scriptures can hold sway—only the stillness bestowed by the True Guru./div>
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div>Here, 'asilence' is not me | |  | | Beyond Brahma
540 poems.
Beyond Brahma is Nath Yogi KVS Rama Rao’s eleventh offering of 540 poems, a work that carries the seeker past gods, scriptures, and even Brahma Himself. Blending paradox, devotion, and startling clarity, the Yogi shows that equations and chants alike dissolve before the Nameless Guru, who alone leads beyond creation. Rama, Krishna, Nanak, Buddha, Shiva, Durga, and Anasuya appear in reverence, yet bow to the One without name or form. With warnings against false gurus and pride in knowledge, and blessings for those who surrender, these poems burn away the “I” and leave only | |  | | Brahma Is None
Brahma Is None: all seeking ends in the silent, formless truth of None.
540 poems.
Brahma/b> Is/b> None/b> is a poetic journey into the essence of non-dual awareness, the dissolution of ego, and the eternal grace of the Guru. Through succinct, sutra-like verses, the text unfolds a path where all dualities—self and other, gain and loss, teacher and disciple—fade into silence, revealing the flame of the Ultimate that transcends form, name, and ritual.
The book emphasizes:
div>1. The Guru beyond form/b> – A presence that does not teach, bless, or act in conventional ways, yet whose gaze or silent flame dissolves the self and aw | |  | | Devotee Is Disciple
A devotee becomes a disciple when love ripens into surrender and reveals the Guru as the Self within.
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span style="color: rgb(30, 25, 21); font-family: "Proxima Nova", Montserrat, Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 16px;">Devotee Is Disciple unfolds the eternal movement from devotee to disciple, and from disciple to None, where Guru, God, and Self shine as one indivisible flame. Across its five parts and 540 verses, the work reveals that the path is not attained by effort, ritual, intellect, or doctrine, but is received through Guru’s grace. The ego dissolves in that light, and what remains is pure Presence./span>br style="box-sizing: border-box; margin: 0px; color: rgb(30, 25, | |  | | God Is Guru
540 poems
div>God Is Guru is not the culminating tenth work of Nath Yogi KVS Rama Rao—an uncompromising poetic revelation of the Guru’s absolute authority in the spiritual path. With piercing simplicity and prophetic clarity, the verses strip away illusion, false learning, and egoic striving, bringing the reader face to face with the truth: there is no liberation without the Guru, and no disciple without complete surrender./div>
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div>This book does not instruct—it undoes. Through stark images and subtle grace, the poems dissolve the scaffolding of karma, name, and | |  | | God-Guru-Self
God–Guru–Self reveals the inward journey where God, Guru, and Self dissolve into one flame of silent, formless unity.
span style="color: rgb(30, 25, 21); font-family: "Proxima Nova", Montserrat, Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 16px;">God–Guru–Self/span>/b>span style="color: rgb(30, 25, 21); font-family: "Proxima Nova", Montserrat, Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 16px;"> is the sixteenth revelation in the Nath Yogi’s line of devotional insight — a scripture of silence, distilled into 540 poems. It unfolds the eternal triad of divinity: God as the source, Guru as the bridge, and Self as the realization./span>br style="box-sizing: border-box; margin: 0px; color | |  | | Guru Is God!
540 poems
In Guru Is God!, Nath Yogi KVS Rama Rao takes the reader beyond belief, beyond tradition, beyond even the sacred names of God—into the blazing realization that Guru is not a symbol, not a teacher, not a form—but God Himself revealed through unknowing.
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div>This is not a book of theology. It is a journey of dissolution, where each poem burns through layers of identity, expectation, and spiritual concept—until nothing remains but That Presence who walked without claim, spoke without speech, and stood where even “God” did not dare to name H | |  | | I Am That I Am Not
540 poems
span style="color: rgb(30, 25, 21); font-family: "Proxima Nova", Montserrat, Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 16px;">By the grace of Siddha Nath, I Am That I Am Not offers deep spiritual insights through poetry, questioning illusions and pointing toward true self-realization. The book examines the impermanence of ego, the nature of the mind, and the necessity of transcending worldly attachments. Through direct and contemplative verses, Nath Yogi KVS Rama Rao conveys the essence of the Nath tradition, leading sincere seekers toward a deeper understanding of the self and the ult | |  | | Navatha Bhakti
The Nine Ways Of Practical Devotion
Introduction, Prerequisites & Nine ways of Supreme Devotion | |  | | No Yes No No
A scripture where Guru burns thought, dissolves seeker and shadow, until all drops into One—then None remains.
(540 poems)
No Yes No No is a scripture of dissolution — a movement from seeking to stillness, from thought to Awareness, from Guru to Self. Across five sections and 540 sutra-verses, the text unthreads ego, logic, pride, lineage, and illusion until only the Silent One remains.
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div>The early parts establish the core vision: Guru as flame, Niguru as shadow. The Guru liberates through presence and silence, while Niguru binds through concept, echo, pride and borrowed lore. Crowds chase sound; Truth shines in stillness. Maya is shown as colour and lure, masking the Real in pl | |  | | Not Is
540 poems
In Not Is, Nath Yogi KVS Rama Rao presents the culmination of his exploration into paradox and ultimate truth. Through piercing, compact verses, he dissolves appearances, names, and concepts, showing that reality is neither what it seems nor what it is thought to be. The book offers guidance for seekers of all paths, including advice for women on devotion, duty, and the heart’s journey, showing that surrender and insight are accessible through love and simple, steadfast practice. Each poem strips away the constructs of ego, belief, and duality, leading the reader into the paradox at t | |  | | Not The 'i'
540 poems
Not The 'i' is a poetic journey through the final unraveling of identity. It traces the subtle, piercing dissolution of the last vestiges of the imagined self—the spiritual ego, the seeker, the knower. Through dialogues, parables, and uncompromising verse, the book exposes the silent cunning of 'I' even in its most refined disguises, including the illusion of realization without a Guru. In the presence of the Guru, all voices fall silent—until not even the witness remains. What is left is not silence, but Asilence—the nameless Flame before word or world. This is not libera | |  | | Renunciation Runs
Renunciation Runs reveals how ego melts in Guru’s flame, and where renunciation flows, Self alone remains.
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Renunciation Runs is a five-part offering that unfolds the ancient yet ever-living truth of Guru, Self, and surrender. Each poem is a flame drawn from the inner cave, revealing the silent passage from ego to Atma. The book teaches that renunciation is not an outward retreat, nor a rejection of life, but an inward turning—a dissolving of the “I” that binds the seeker to birth, desire, and illusion.
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div>Across all five parts, the message grows in clarity: Truth cherishes, untruth perishes. Guru’s grace alone burns the hidden knots of ego, and w | |  | | Self vs Self
540 poems.
Self vs Self is a luminous exploration of the inner conflict between the ego-bound self and the eternal Self, revealing the path from illusion to realization. Through concise, paradoxical verses, Nath Yogi guides the seeker to discern the false from the real, exposing nigurus, borrowed teachings, and the restless mind.
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div>The book emphasizes that the true Self — often embodied as the Guru or inner Flame — is effortless, will-less, and sovereign, while the ego builds thrones of identity, craving, and recognition. Realization comes not through strug | |  | | The Endless Not
540 Poems
span style="color: rgb(30, 25, 21); font-family: "Proxima Nova", Montserrat, Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 16px;">In The Endless Not, Nath Yogi KVS Rama Rao continues his fearless journey into the heart of paradox and negation. Across these poems, the reader is led beyond affirmation and denial, into the silence where all opposites dissolve. The Yogi strips away the masks of self, world, and even of “truth” itself, revealing that every concept crumbles before the Infinite. With stark brevity and lyrical fire, he shows that liberation is not found in clinging to &ldquo | |  | | The Light Of Devotion Of Knowledge Of Brahma
A disciple's poetical offering to his Guru. The verses show steadfast faith in the Guru and reflect piety in its simplest form. The poems underline the pre-eminence of the Guru vis-à-vis the gods.
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li>font color="#ff0066">strong>His Guru's name is font color="#0033ff">em>Guru Siddha Nath/em>/font>. His Guru was the disciple of font color="#0033ff">em>Guru Bhuvani Nath/em>/font>. Guru Bhuvani Nath was the leading disciple of font color="#0033ff">em>Mastana Yogi/em>/font>./strong>/font>/li>
li>font color="#ff0066">strong>They belong to em>Guru font color="#0033ff">Goraksha Nath/font>/em>'s em>Nath Sampradaya/em>./strong>/font | |  | | The Lotus Feet
540 poems
The Lotus Feet is a deeply devotional and contemplative collection of spiritual poetry that centers on the ultimate refuge in the Guru's lotus feet. Drawing from the Nath tradition and the lived wisdom of a disciple’s surrender, the book unfolds as a journey—not outward through rituals or philosophies, but inward, through ego-erasure, grace, and silent realization.
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div>Each poem strips away external forms—temples, mantras, scriptures, and celestial promises—and leads the reader toward the one place where truth, love, and liberation are | |  | | The Nameless
“A journey where every seed of self is burnt in the Guru’s flame, revealing the formless freedom of the Nameless.”
(540 poems)
The Nameless is a journey from the seed of “I” to the state of None, where all forms, faculties, identities, and supports dissolve in the Guru’s inner flame. Each poem is a sutra revealing how the seeker’s illusions—ego, guṇas, mind, pride, virtue, breath, desire, fear, doubt—are consumed one by one, leaving no trace of selfhood behind.
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div>The book begins with the burning of the ego-seed, the fried sprout that can never rise again. Bindu, manas, buddhi, ahaṅkāra, nāda, prāṇa, and the karmic wheel | |  | | The True Guru's Grace
The Grace of the True Guru
“The True Guru’s Grace”
Let’s explore this title:
“The True Guru”
Nath Yogi deliberately emphasizes “true” here, though in his later writings he clarifies that for every disciple, the Guru is true.
The phrase signals the contrast with false teachers or nigurus, highlighting the importance of authentic guidance.
It points to the living presence of the Guru, beyond ritual, name, or social recognition.
“Grace”
Grace is not just kindness—it is the silent, transformative forc | |  | | Truth Belies
540 poems
Truth Belies is a piercing collection of spiritual verses from Nath Yogi KVS Rama Rao, a modern mystic rooted in the Nath tradition. With stark simplicity and unwavering devotion, the poems strip away illusion and point directly to the only path he recognizes: the grace of the living Guru.
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div>This is not poetry for the casual reader—it is a call to the sincere seeker. The verses are often confessional, sometimes confrontational, but always grounded in the raw, transformative power of self-erasure and surrender./div>
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