Books by Narayana Guru
* Ashramam, Five verses in Sanskrit on the rules of the of the ‘Sree Narayana Dharmasangham’ written in Sanskrit in 1928.
* Advaitha Deepika (The bright lamp of non-dual wisdom) in Malayalam. Written between 1888 and 1897.
* Admavilasam, an essay on God.
*Anubhuti Desakam.
* Anukampa Desakam (Ten verses on Mercy) in Malayalam Written in 1914.
* Ardha Nari-Iswara Stotram (Five verses on the androgynous Shiva) in Malayalam Written between 1888 and 1897. Written between 1888 and 1897.
* Arivu (Fifteen verses on Knowledge) in Malayalam Written between 1888 and 1897.
*Atmavilasam.
* Atmopadesa Satakam (One hundred verses on Self Instruction) in Malayalam Written in 1897.
* Janani Nava Ratna Manjari, in Malayalam written in 18 … in praise of the Supreme Mother.
* Bahuleya Ashtakam (Eight verses on Bahuleya ) in Malayalam Written between 1888 and 1897.
* Bhadrakali Ashtakam (Eight verses on Bhadrakali) in Sanskrit Written in 1884.
* Bhariya Dharmam, Ten verses on the qualities of a housewife, translated from Tamil.
* Brahma Vidya Panchakam (Five verses on the Science of the Absolute) in Sanskrit Written between 1888 and 1897.
*Charama slokangal (Sanskrit).
* Chinta Jadangal (Ten verses on Thought and Inertia) in Malayalam Written between 1888 and 1897.
* Chijjada Chinthakam, an essay.
* Chijjda Chintanam (Reflections of the mind and Inertia) in Malayalam Written in 1881.
* Chit Ambara Ashtakam (Eight verses on the Mental sky, Shiva) in Malayalam Written between 1888 and 1897.
* Darsana Mala (Garland of Visions) in Sanskrit Written in 1916.
* Daiva Chintanam part 1, (Essay on reflections of the divine) in Malayalam Written in 1881.
* Daiwa Chintanam part 2, (a verse and an essay on reflections of the divine) in Malayalam Written in 1881
* Daiwa Desakam (Ten verses on God) in Malayalam, Written in 1914.
*Devi Sthavam.
* Dharmam, One verse written in Sanskrit.
* Charamaslokam, two verses in Sanskrit, written at the passing of Chattampi Swamykal.
* Bhadrakali Ashtakam, Eight verses and Bhalashruthi on the Goddess Bhadrakali in Sanskrit Written between 1888 and 1897.
* Brahmavidyapanchakam, Five verses in Sanskrit on the science of the Absolute written between 1888 and 1897.
* Devi Prenamadevyaastakam (©al£±dX¡h©al¬¡néJ«), Eight verses in Sanskrit in praise of Devi. (The author ship of this Is not full confirmed.)
* Devi Stavam, Nine verses on the Goddess Supreme in Malayalam Written between 1888 and 1897.
* Gadya Prardhana, A prayer in prose.
* Guha Ashtakam (Eight verses on Guha or Subrahmanyan) in Sanskrit Written in 1884.
* Homa Mantram in Sanskrit Written in 1925.
* Indriya Vairagyam (Fifteen verses on Detachment) in Malayalam Written between 1888 and 1897.
* Isa Vashya Upanishad (Translation of the Isa-vashya) in Malayalam Written between 1888 and 1897.
* Janani Nava Ratna Manjari (A cluster of nine verses on Mother) in Malayalam Written in 1909.
* Jati Lekshanam, Ten verses in Malayalam on the signs of Jati (kind) of living things written in Malayalam.
* Jati Mimamsa (Jati Nirnayam), A critique of Caste, First verse in Sanskrit remaining in Malayalam Written in 1914.
* Jeeva Karunya Panchakam (Five verses on Kindness to life) in Malayalam Written in 1914.
* Kali Natakam (A long poem on the Dance of Kali) in Malayalam Written between 1888 and 1897.
* Kolatheerashwastavam, Ten verses on Shiva (Kolathukara Temple) in Malayalam.
* Kundalini Pattu (Seventeen verses with a refrain of the Kundalini snake) in Malayalam Written between 1888 and 1897.
* Mananateetam (Vairagya Desakam), Ten verses on Detachment in Malayalam Written in 1884.
* Mannanthala Devi Stavam, Nine verses on the Goddess of Mannanthala, in Malayalam Written between 1888 and 1897.
* Municharya Panchakam (Five verses on the way of the Renounced Recluse) in Sanskrit Written in 1916.
* Navamanjari (A cluster of nine verses) in two series, one in Malayalam and another in Sanskrit.
* Nirvriti Panchakam (Five verses on Inward Release) in Malayalam Sanskrit Written in 1915.
* Ottapadyangal (A sequence of fifteen verses) in Malayalam Written between 1888 and 1897.
* Ozhivil Odukkam, Translated form Tamil to Malayalam. Written between 1888 and 1897.
* Oru Samasyapooranam, one verses written in Malayalam in 1897.
* Oru Tamil Sloam, one verse in Tamil. * Oru Mangalashamsa, One verses written in Malayalam written on the occasion of the publication of a magazine in memory of Kumaranashan in 1925.
*Prapancha Srishti.
* Pinda Nandi (Nine verses on Prenatal gratitude) in Malayalam Written between 1888 and 1897.
* Sadacharam, Seven verses on good conduct in Malayalam.
* Sadashiva darshanam (Vision of the Eternal Shiva) in Malayalam Written between 1888 and 1897.
*Samasya.
* Shanmukha Dashakam, Ten verses on Subrahmanyan in Malayalam Written between 1888 and 1897.
* Shanmathurastavam, Hymn to the lake born god Subrahmanyan in Sanskrit Written in 1887.
* Sanyasimahima (Nittarperumai), Ten verses translated from Tamil.
* Saravana Bhava Stuti (Ten verses on Subrahmanyan) in Malayalam Written between 1888 and 1897.
* Shanmukha Stotram, Nineteen verses on the Six Faced god Subrahmanyan in Malayalam Written between 1888 and 1897.
* Subramanya Keerthanam, Fifteen verses of praise to Lord Subrhamanya in Malayalam Written in 1887.
* Shiva Ashtakam (Eight verses on Shiva) in Malayalam Written in 1887.
* Shivashatakam, one hundred verses on Shiva in Malayalam.
* Shiva Prasada Panchakam (Five verses on the Grace of Shiva) in Malayalam Written between 1888 and 1897.
* Shivastavam (Prepanchsristi), Ten verses on Shiva in Malayalam Written between 1888 and 1897.
* Sloktreyi, Three verses in Sanskrit.
* Shree Krishnadarshanam. (A single verse in praise of Shree Krishna written in Sanskrit) year not known.
* Subrahmanyan Ashtakam (Eight verses to Subrahmanyan) in Malayalam. Written in 1887.
* Subrahmanyan Stotram (Fifteen verses on Subrahmanyan) in Malayalam Written between 1888 and 1897.
* Subrahmanyan Stuthi, sixty one verses in praise of Lord Subrahmanyan written in Malayalam. (The author ship of this Is not full confirmed.)
* Sree Narayana Smriti (A work on religious or social conduct) in Malayalam Written in 1918.
* Sree Vasudeva Ashtakam (Eight verses on Shree Vasudeva) in Sanskrit Written in 1884.
* Swanubhava Giti (Vibhoothi darshanam) Song of self-realization in Malayalam Written between 1888 and 1897.
* Thevarappathikangal (Five Hymn about God in Tamil) written in 1887.
* Tirukkural (Translation of Tirukkural) in Malayalam.
*Vairagya Desakam.
* Vanchirappu (Varshavarnanam), Ten verses on rain translated from Tamil.
* Vinayaka Ashtakam (Hymns in Praise of Vinayaka, the Elephant God) in Sanskrit Written in 1884.
* Vinayaka Stavam, Hymn in praise of Vinayakan, the elephant headed god in Sanskrit written in 1884.
* Vishnuawstakam, Hymns in Praise of Vishnu, in Sanskrit.
* Vedanta Soothram, in Sanskrit.