Dnyaneshwar

But the primary intention is communicating your emotion.

Now, most of the songs, the Abhangs or the Sant Sahitya, it has been written by saints, divine souls, be it Jnaneshwar Maharaj, Tukaram Maharaj, Namdev Maharaj, Eknath Maharaj.

There are so many of them.

So, they are not mere words.

Again, you'll find in the works of the various works.

In this context, when you read Sant Gyaneshwar, his brother only was his guru, Nivrittina.

How at every chapter he just goes on glorifying his guru and says that, "My guru is here with me, I am fearless.

Otherwise, a child like me, how am I even going to speak on what Jagadguru Krishna has said?" And Gyaneshwar was s- still a young boy.

The position is very important also in meditation.

Sant Gyaneshwar and others who are yogis, the description that he has given, but if you keep it steady like this, you will be alert, you will be vigilant and you will be relaxed.

So keeping your back, neck, head in a straight line, So holding it, dharayan, achalam and sthirah.

Still and sthirah, as I said, that you might be still at the bottom level, but up you can be moving.

The very text on which the Shastris of Alandi depended for their memorable but scarcely commendable sentence is not available.

The facts, however, are faithfully recorded by Mukta Bai, the sister of Dnyaneshwar, and have to this day passed unchallenged.

So ends the sad chapter in the history of Vidalpan's life, now begins the brilliant career of his children.

As serene and cheerful as ever, they discussed what the next step should be.