Sunil's music is part of the Ashram life today. Some call it Ashram music, and others, not familiar with Sunil, even call it the Mother's music. In fact, Sunil himself always said it was the Mother's, for he took his inspiration from her; it was at her insistence that he began his musical explorations. His music has an unmistakable texture, and though it changed appreciably in tonal content from the early days of pedal-organs to the recent timbres of modern synthesisers, there remains a distinctive touch which can only be called Sunil's.
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 New Year Music |
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 Savitri |
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 Book I: The Book of Beginnings |
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| Book II: The Book of the Traveller of the Worlds |
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| Book II Canto I |
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| Book II Canto II |
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| Book II Canto III |
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| Book II Canto IV |
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| Book II Canto V |
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| Book II Canto VI |
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| Book II Canto VII |
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| Book II Canto IX |
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| Book II Canto X |
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| Book II Canto XI |
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| Book II Canto XII |
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| Book II Canto XIII |
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| Book II Canto XIV |
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| Book II Canto XV |
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| Book III: The Book of the Divine Mother |
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| Book IV: The Book of Birth and Quest |
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| Book V: The Book of Love |
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| Book VI: The Book of Fate |
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| Book VII: The Book of Yoga |
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| Book VIII: The Book of Death |
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| Book IX: The Book of Eternal Night |
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| Book X: The Book of the Double Twilight |
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