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Dnyanrang: Dnyaneshwari

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The complete Dnyaneshwari of Sant Dnyaneshwar Maharaj — all 18 chapters and 9,035 ovis —…

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The complete Dnyaneshwari of Sant Dnyaneshwar Maharaj — all 18 chapters and 9,035 ovis — on your iPhone, with a plain-Marathi meaning under every verse.

READING AND MEANING Arranged as the pothi is: the original Gita shloka first, Mauli's ovis beneath it, and under each ovi its meaning in simple Marathi. Even a first-time reader can follow the Dnyaneshwari. The bhavarth follows Sakhare Maharaj's "Sarth Dnyaneshwari"; the verse text is checked against the Gita Press edition.

LISTEN — THE VERSE LIGHTS UP AS IT IS SUNG While the recitation plays, the verse being sung glows in gold. Read as you listen. Tap any ovi to start from there. A sleep timer is included.

OFFLINE Download the part you are listening to and hear it while travelling, at the temple, anywhere, without a connection.

CONTINUE WHERE YOU STOPPED The app remembers your last verse. Next time, one tap takes you back to it.

ABOUT MAULI Stories from the life of Sant Dnyaneshwar — his birth, the buffalo at Paithan, Changdev, Nevase, the Pasayadan, the samadhi at Alandi, the wari — with a question each day.

ALSO - Today's ovi and today's reflection, daily - Search any word across all 9,035 ovis - Bookmarks and your own notes - Text size to suit you - App in Marathi or English; the Dnyaneshwari itself always in the original Marathi - Share a verse you love with family and friends

The Dnyaneshwari (Bhavartha Deepika) is Sant Dnyaneshwar Maharaj's Marathi commentary on the Bhagavad Gita, composed at Nevase in Shaka 1212 (1290 CE). It is the foundational text of the Varkari tradition.

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