subject for february

[Guest guest]

Respected moderaters,`

Would it be a good subject to put the english translation of `amritanubhava

,An excellent treatise on advaita by saint gyaneshwara? the english translation

is available.

Nirmala Limaye

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

advaitin, slimaye@a... wrote:

> Respected moderaters,`

> Would it be a good subject to put the english translation of

`amritanubhava

> ,An excellent treatise on advaita by saint gyaneshwara? the english

translation

> is available.

> Nirmala Limaye

 

Namaste Nirmalaji,

 

Your offer to post the Amritanubhava translation is most

welcome, and we offer our grateful thanks.

 

Such posts may also be done at any time. What we are

looking for in particular for a Monthly Topic is, if you could choose

a particular theme from this text, prepare a lead article summarising

your ideas on how the text illustrates the advaita view-point, and

then lead the discussion as questions from readers support or

challenge your ideas.

 

I hope you would be able to share this text with us along

these lines.

 

 

Regards,

 

Sunder

[Guest guest]

>Namaste Nirmalaji,

>Your offer to post the Amritanubhava translation is most

>welcome, and we offer our grateful thanks

 

 

This sounds like an excellent idea, Nirmalaji and Sunderji.

 

A quick Google search found the following:

 

(1) An on-line translation of the first 6 of 10 chapters of the

Amritanubhava at

 

http://www.geocities.com/RodeoDrive/1415/amrit.html

 

No doubt, if Nirmalaji's translation is different it is probably

better, and it will have all 10 chapters, but for those who can't

wait to take a peek...

 

 

Two articles on Jnaneshwar:

 

(2) Jnaneshvara In The Indian Context

 

http://www.here-now4u.de/eng/jnaneshvara_in_the_indian_cont.htm

 

and

 

(3) Jnaneshwar Maharaj

 

http://www.inthelight.co.nz/spirit/gurus/jnane001.htm

 

 

 

Hari Om!

Benjamin