Shri Jnanadeva’s Bhavartha Dipika popularly known as Jnaneshwari tr from Marathi by MR Yardi 5th edn (2011).pdf

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BHAVAN’S BOOK UNIVERSITY
Shri Jnanadeva’s
Bhavartha Dipika
popularly known as
Jnaneshwari
Translated from Marathi
by M.R. Yardi
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All Rigths Reserved
First Edition
:
1991
Second Edition
:
1995
Third Edition
:
2001
Fourth Edition
:
2002
Fifth Edition
:
2011
Price Rs. 600
US $ 30
Published by
Prof. Nandkumar H. Kakirde
Director & Hon. Secretary
Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan,
407-408, Shivajinagar, Pune 411 016. (India)
Tel. No.: 91-020-25653413 / 25657372
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Printed at
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Pune 411 030.
Tel.: 91-020-24471547
CONTENTS
Introduction ..................................................................................................................................
1
Foreward .......................................................................................................................................
3
Preface ...........................................................................................................................................
5
Acknowledgements .....................................................................................................................
2 0
Chapter 1 : Despondency of Arjuna ......................................................................................
2 3
Chapter 2 : Sankhya And Yoga ...............................................................................................
3 4
Chapter 3 : Karmayoga .............................................................................................................
5 1
Chapter 4 : Sankhyayoga ..........................................................................................................
6 3
Chapter 5 : Renunciation .........................................................................................................
7 3
Chapter 6 : Dhyanayoga ............................................................................................................
8 1
Chapter 7 : Wisdom And Knowledge ...................................................................................
100
Chapter 8 : The Imperishable Brahman ..............................................................................
109
Chapter 9 : The Esoteric Knowledge ...................................................................................
120
Chapter 10 : The Divine Manifestation ................................................................................
139
Chapter 11 : The Universal Form ..........................................................................................
154
Chapter 12 : Bhaktiyoga...........................................................................................................
183
Chapter 13 : The Field And The Knower Of The Field .................................................
192
Chapter 14 : The Three Qualities .........................................................................................
230
Chapter 15 : The Supreme Person ........................................................................................
245
Chapter 16 : The Divine And Demoniacal Natures ..........................................................
266
Chapter 17 : Three Kinds Of Faith.......................................................................................
283
Chapter 18 : Release ................................................................................................................
299
Appendix 1 : Glossary of Names............................................................................................
363
Appendix 2 : Technical Terms in Jnaneshwari ...................................................................
376
Appendix 3 : Legends referred to in Jnaneshwari ............................................................
386
Appendix 4 : Subject Index .....................................................................................................
397
Descripton of Photographs
Front Cover : View of the Temple Spire at Alandi
Inside Frontispiece and Back Frontispiece : Ghats on the river Indrayani at Alandi
Silver Padukas of Shri Jnaneshwar (Alandi)
Photograph of a drawing of Shri Jnaneshwar
Samadhi of Shri Jnaneshwar (Alandi)
Ashadi Wari passing through Dive Ghat
Collage of Warkari's passing through Pune
Back Cover : Ajan Vriksha (Alandi)
ABOUT AUTHOR
The author was born in a small village in 1916. He had his school education in the Hindu High
school, Karwar and Garud High School, Dhulia and college education in the Ferguson college
and Shri Parshuram Bhau college, Pune. He had the good fortune to study Sanskrit under the
guidance of Shri V. H. Nijsure and Prof. R. N. Dandekar and Mathematics under the guidance of
Prof. D. D. Koshambi, and Prof. D. W. Kerkar. He stood first in Sanskrit in the matriculation
examination (1933) and secured the Jagannath Shankarshet Scholarship. He stood first in the
B. A. and M. A. examination of the then Bombay University and was the chancellor's medalist (in
Mathematics, 1939). He topped the list of successful candidates in the Indian Civil service held at
Delhi in 1940.
He served the erstwhile Bombay and Maharashtra State as Collector of Pune, Development
Commissioner, Bombay and as Finance Secretary in the state of Maharashtra. During his stay at
Nasik, he had the privilege, along with his Friend Dr. C. B. Khadilkar, to read Shankara bhashya
on the Brahma-sutra with his Holiness the late Dr. Kurtakoti, Shankaracharya of Karvira Peeth.
He went to the Government of India in 1962 and worked as programme Advisor, Planning
Commission, Additional Secretary, Ministry of Home and retired as Finance Secretary in 1974.
After retirement he worked in all for ten years as a Trustee and Chief Trustee of Shri Jnaneshwar
Maharaja Sansthan at Alandi and has been working as Chairman, Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Pune
Kendra. His three works, “The yoga of Patanjali”, “The Mahabharata, its Genesis and Growth, a
Statistical Study” and “The Bhagavad-Gita as a Synthesis” have been published by the
Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute, Pune. His translations of Jnaneshwari in Marathi, Hindi
and English have been published by the Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Pune Kendra.
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