Narayaneeyam: The Divine Nectar of Solace (English Translation-Verse & Prose)

Dr. Sukumar Canada, based in Vancouver, is an engineer and writer passionate about Indian philosophy and classical music. With several books on spirituality and translations in English and Malayalam, his work appears in leading periodicals, blending scholarly insight with accessible storytelling.

"Dr. Sukumar, based in Canada, has undertaken the noble task of translating the classic Sanskrit text Näräyaneeyam into English with both grace and fidelity. This translation is certain to become a valuable offering for seekers and admirers of Näräyaneeyam around the world." - SWAMI SHANTANANDA

The Divine Nectar of Solace, with its elegant translation in both verse and prose, enables readers to engage deeply with the divine composition Narayaneeyam-a work that speaks to both the intellect and the heart. In this context, I regard Dr. Sukumar's work as a commendable offering. -SWAMI CHIDANANDA

"We are blessed to have Dr. Sukumarji from Canada, who, despite a busy professional life, has created a poetic, rhythmic, and accessible English translation of Narayaneeyam. I feel truly fortunate to have had the opportunity to read this remarkable work. I am confident that all who engage with it will be inspired and feel a growing desire to understand the Narayaneeyam more profoundly." -SWAMI UDIT CHAITANYA

"Narayaneeyam is more than a poetic condensation of the Bhagavatam. It reflects a deeper spiritual journey, and The Divine Nectar of Solace is a testament to a fulfilled spiritual mission-to make this profound work accessible and meaningful to a wider audience. The verse translations offered here are steeped in the ambrosial sweetness of Dr. Sukumar's long-standing spiritual practice." -MAHAMANDALEŚAR, SWAMI ANANDAVANAM BHARATI JI MAHARAJ

"The Divine Nectar of Solace is not a book at all. It is a river. Step into it not to analyze, but to bathe. Let it carry you softly to the sanctum of Guruvayur, where the Brahma Tattva resides, and the soul, at last, remembers its home." -SRI. SHARATH HARIDASAN