An edition of Dāsabodha (1929)

Śrīmaddāsabodhah̤

Ātmārāmasametah̤

Prathamāvr̥ttih̤.

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Śrīmaddāsabodhah̤
Rāmadāsa, Rāmadāsa
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An edition of Dāsabodha (1929)

Śrīmaddāsabodhah̤

Ātmārāmasametah̤

Prathamāvr̥ttih̤.

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Marathi verse work on Hindu religious life; translation in Sanskrit verse with interpretation.

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Publisher
Saṃskr̥tadāsabodhaprakāśanasamitih̤
Language
Sanskrit
Pages
666

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Subjects

Hinduism, Religious life, Doctrines, Idols and images, Worship, Ganeśa (Hindu deity)

Places

India
Edition Availability
Cover of: Dainandina Dāsabodha
Dainandina Dāsabodha: pratidinī vācaṇyāsāṭhī Śrīsvāmi Samartha Rāmadāsa kr̥ta Śrīdāsabodhātīla nivaḍaka racanā
1999, Prapañca Prakāśana
in Marathi - Āvr̥ttī 1.
Cover of: Śrīmaddāsabodhah̤
Śrīmaddāsabodhah̤: Ātmārāmasametah̤
1997, Saṃskr̥tadāsabodhaprakāśanasamitih̤
in Sanskrit - Prathamāvr̥ttih̤.
Cover of: Jiñyāsā
Jiñyāsā: eka śodha = Jidnyasa : ek shodh : an enquiry into Ganesha, the spirit of enquiry ; a translation/interpretation of samas one, Grantharambhalakshana, samas two, Ganeshastavana from the Daasbodh by Ramadas ; translation/interpretation into English poetry by Avinash Bodhankar.
1992, Copewatch Foundation
in English - 1st paperback ed.
Cover of: Jijñāsa, eka śodha =
Jijñāsa, eka śodha =: Jidnyasa, ek shodh : an enquiry into Ganesha, the spirit of enquiry : a translation, interpretation of Samas one, Grantharambhalakshana ; Samas two Ganeshastavana from the Daasbodh
1992, Copewatch Foundation
in English - 1st pbk. ed.
Cover of: Jijñāsa, eka śodha =
Jijñāsa, eka śodha =: Jidnyasa, ek shodh : an enquiry into Ganesha, the spirit of enquiry : a translation, interpretation of Samas one, Grantharambhalakshana ; Samas two Ganeshastavana from the Daasbodh
1992, Copewatch Foundation; Vinod Bodhankar; parvatara@gmail.com
in English - 1st pbk. ed.
Cover of: Dasbodh, an English version, an elixir of human excellence
Dasbodh, an English version, an elixir of human excellence: a treatise in Marathi of Shri Samartha Ramdas Swami, a great motivator saint
1991, Shri Samarth Ramdas Swami Krupa Trust
in English
Cover of: Sārtha Śrīdāsabodha.
Sārtha Śrīdāsabodha.
1971
in Marathi
Cover of: Sārtha Śrīdāsabodha.
Sārtha Śrīdāsabodha.
1966
in Marathi
Cover of: Sārtha Śrīdāsabodha
Sārtha Śrīdāsabodha
1929, Keśava Bhikāji Ḍhavale, Keśava Bhikāji Ḍhavale
Microform in Marathi - Āvr̥tti 2.

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Edition Notes

In Sanskrit.

Published in
Ḍombivalī

Classifications

Library of Congress
BL1226 .R3517 1997

The Physical Object

Pagination
[50], 666 p. ;
Number of pages
666

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL325262M
LCCN
97906175
OCLC/WorldCat
37270317

Work Identifiers

Work ID
OL327663W

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Work Description

Treatise on Hindu religious life. A study of how to transcend idol-worship - by presenting how murti-pooja (idol-worship) can evolve into vritti-pooja (inculcation of the Principles and Values traditionally linked to the idol under consideration). In this case it is discussed how the worship of the idol of Ganesha can evolve to understanding and LIVING the linked Principles and Values of the Search for Knowledge - by keeping alive the Dance of the Spirit of Inquiry in our Minds, Hearts and Actions.

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