Author: M A Sameer
Translator(s)/ Editors(s): Igen B.
Publisher: Manoj Publications
Year: 2010
Language: English
Pages: 40
ISBN/UPC (if available): 9788131011263
Description
Sant Gyaneshwara manifested in the thirteenth century A.D. His forebears originally came from Apegaon hamlet situated on the northern bank of river Godavari, Some distance off Paithan. For some reason they migrated to Alandi village. They were Brahmins and by profession were the revenue officials of Patwari rank known by the surname Kulkarni.
Contents
1. Forebears of Gyaneshwara
2. Woe Begotten Folk
3. Gorakhnath Manifested
4. The Matter of Right
5. Blessing of Gorakhnath
6. The Sire of Gyaneshwara
7. Childlessness of Vitthal Pant
8. The Renunciation
9. Protest of Rukminibai
10. Initiation into Asceticism
11. Ramananda Towards South
12. ‘Be A Mother’ Rukminibai
13. Back to Marital Life
14. Birth of Gyaneshwara
15. Ostracized from Society
16. Desire for Penance
17. The Fatal Decision
18. Towards Apegaon
19. In Fold of Guru Gaininath
20. Gyaneshwara Initiated
21. Sanctification Letter
22. Gyaneshwara’s Principle
23. A Strange Example
24. Bull Incants Mantra
25. Forebears Arrive
26. Sat – Chit – Ananda
27. Adamant Visoba Chati
28. Miracle of Yoga
29. Sublime Writing of Gyaneshwara
30. Raja Ramroy Enlightened
31. Devotion of Harpal Bheel
32. First Worship of Gyaneshwara
33. Confronting Jalaluddin Khilji
34. Running into Changadeva
35. The Blank Message
36. Meeting Sant Gyaneshwara
37. Sant Gyaneshwara Departs