David Godman interviews

Points touched upon

A short history of Tiruvannamalai, with Guhai Namasivaya, his fellow devotee Virupaksha Deva (after whom Virupaksha Cave is named), his disciple Guru Namasivaya, and what drew them there.
Isanya Desikar, Lakshmana Swamy on why he felt pulled to Tiruvannamalai, and how and why David himself ended up there.
Reliable sources of Ramana Maharshi’s teachings, with Guru Vachaka Kovai as authentic because Bhagavan checked and corrected it himself.
Who Am I? as an example of a text with some content Ramana Maharshi never said, and Talks with Ramana having mistakes and being less reliable than Guru Vachaka Kovai.
Michael James’s thorough translations of the original writings, worth looking into.
Lakshmana Sharma learning the teachings directly from Ramana Maharshi so he could render Ulladu Narpadu in Sanskrit.
Ramana Maharshi never watering down his teachings, always giving the highest practical teaching directly.