Talk:Dnyaneshwar

message: Anybody to explain warkari tradition and its relation with nath sect?
- Warkaris is branch evolved from Nath sect. In fact, Dnyaneshwar's elder brother Nivrutti Nath was a desciple of a Nath yogi. Gathering more information on this-Mannoj 09:25, 16 September 2007 (UTC)
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message: He was a yogi born in a socially marginalized high-caste family.
In the section on childhood, it says that he was from deshastha brahmin family. I think the first section should also say that he was from deshastha brahmin family.Tkul 22:38, 23 November 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: The first section says:

message: In this translated portion: 
Translation:
I will bring great knowledge of Vedas, Upanishads, Shastras and Bhagvadgita from Sanskrit in my mother tongue Marathi. Thus, provide status to common poor people who know Marathi but don’t know Sanskrit. He regarded the upliftment of all sectors of society as very important and stressed that caste should be based on qualities not birth.
 
is he saying he wants the caste system to continue but be based on different factors, or is he really saying he wants no one barred from access to the Vedas, Upanishads, etc because of their caste, language, etc? (I cannot read the original quote, so that is why I am asking ... the rest of the translation -- his desire for the upliftment of all -- is very clear, but that one part about reconfiguring the caste system seems a bit unclear.)
Also, I wondered if any editor could fill in any details about his desire for Samadhi after he returned from his final pilgrimage.  —Preceding unsigned comment added by Iddli (talk • contribs) 20:00, 9 December 2007 (UTC)
thread_title:  Request for clarification/expansion 

message: I notice that Gyaneshwar is a redirect here. I was trying to look up a more recent "Sant Gyaneshwar", a guru who was apparently involved in some sort of illegal activities and was ambushed and killed in 2006. Frank Black wrote a song about him, but I don't think he has released it on any official album (it's on the 2007 Live at KEXP compilation). I can't find a lot on line about this topic, but see this February 11, 2006 story from Associated Press. Anyway, I suspect that Gyaneshwar should be a disambiguation rather than a redirect, (or that that this article should have hat text) and that this other person was also notable enough for an article, albeit less notable than the subject of the present article. - Jmabel | Talk 03:43, 29 December 2008 (UTC)
replies: text:  The incident only does not prove his notability. Wikipedia is not news. --Redtigerxyz  Talk  09:51, 31 December 2008 (UTC)
replies: text: The incident, plus the fact that Frank Black wrote a song about it, means that someone is going to want to look it up. I did a bit more looking around. It merited BBC coverage. Someone looking that up and finding this article is definitely going to have a W.T.F moment. I certainly did. - Jmabel | Talk 22:07, 31 December 2008 (UTC)
replies: text:  Need references for the Frank Black thing. BBC coverage is also News. --Redtigerxyz  Talk  05:20, 1 January 2009 (UTC)
thread_title:  "Gyaneshwar" 

message: We need more info on this work. Can anyone post some links/ material on it? -Mayuresh 16:06, 16 February 2010 (UTC)
thread_title: Amrutanubhav

message: "Sant Dnyaneshwar" is almost never referred to as just "Dnyaneshwar". I find it rather odd to have the title and first section refer to this great saint without his title. I would rather have this entire text moved to the "Sant Dnyaneshwar" page and have the searches for "Dnyaneshwar" redirect there, instead of having it the other way round.  —Preceding unsigned comment added by Kkdeshmukh (talk • contribs) 19:43, 16 October 2010 (UTC)
thread_title:  Title and First Section 

message: About the photo: Is different from most available pictures. This picture looks like that of an older man, not someone of age 21 or under
Wikwiki (talk) 05:39, 2 October 2013 (UTC)
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message: Hi Wiki, In the section of "Early life" reference from  Hindu Spirituality: Postclassical and Modern Page -33, where it is mentioned that (in the 6th line) 
When Ramashrama discovered that Vitthalapant had left his family behind to become a monk, he instructed Vitthalapant to go back to his wife and perform his duties as a householder. After Vitthalapant returned to his wife and settled down in Alandi, Rakhumabai gave birth to four children—Nivruttinath (1273 CE), Dnyaneshwar (1275 CE), Sopana (1277 CE) and Muktabai (1279 CE).[19]...If its mentioned above that Vitthalpant returned and settled down in Alandi, then Rukhmabai gave birth to four children, that means the Birth place should be "Alandi" not Apegaon....
There are some proofs from which we can say that the birth place of Sant Dnyaneshwar is Alandi 
1- There is a pipal tree called SUVARNA PIMPAL (सुवर्ण पिंपळ -GOLDEN PIPAL TREE) in Sant Dnyaneshwar Samadhi mandir, Alandi where  rukhmabai prayed and performed 1 Lac arounds (प्रदक्षिणा) as a part of ritual to get her husband back to normal life (संसारिक), This means Rukhmabai was in alandi.(reference of this pipal tree at alandi Sant Tukaram in his abhanga says "जयाचिये द्वारी सोन्याचा पिंपळ")
2- In the 8th line of the same section it is mentioned :- 
Orthodox Brahmins of the day saw a renunciate returning to his life as a householder as heresy; Vitthalapant and his family were persecuted because of this...As per the proofs it's well known that the family then lived in the place called  siddhabet(सिद्धबेट) in the alandi village where person named BHOJLING (भोजलिंग:- his temple is located in the same are of Samadhi Mandir,Alandi) took care of this family. 
need discussion on the above issue....
Swapniladitya  02 May 2015, 12
Here i want to give some references on the above subject : As we all know that the real name of Alandi in history is "ALANKAPURI-अलंकापुरी " 
1- संतांचा महिमा वर्णावा किती । अलक्ष मूर्ति ज्ञानोबा तो ॥१॥ अर्जुना संकट पडता जडभारी । गीता सांगे हरी कुरुक्षेत्री ॥२॥ तोचि अवतार धरी अलंकापुरी । ज्ञानाबाई सुंदरी तारावया ॥३॥
abhanga by Sant Eknath maharaj (श्री संत एकनाथ महाराज अभंग गाथा क्रमांक. ३५६१.)
2- अधिक सत्त्याष्णव शके अकराशती । श्रावणमास तिथी कृष्णाष्टमी ॥१॥ वर्षाऋतु युवा नाम संवत्सर । उगवे निशाकर रात्रीमाजी ॥२॥ पंचमहापातकी तारावया जन । झाले नारायण मृत्युलोका ॥३॥
नामा म्हणे पूर्णब्रम्ह ज्ञानेश्वर । घेतसे अवतार अलंकापुरी ॥४॥
abhanga by Sant Namdeo Maharaj (reference:- पांगारकर कृत ज्ञानेश्वरचरित्र पान क्रमांक ४६) 
Both the references can be available in the book सार्थ ज्ञानेश्वरी प्रस्तावना by प्रो.सोनोपंत दांडेकर (first eidition 08 Dec 1996)
Swapniladitya  20 May 2015, 08:16 IST
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:Thanks for pointing out the discrepancy. Many sources including the ones in the article and Maharashtra State Gazetteers agree that Vitthalapant had shifted to Alandi after marriage and list Alandi as Dnyaneshwar's place of Birth. (this for instance also gives Alandi as Dnyaneshwar's place of birth). So, I have gone ahead and changed his place of birth in the infobox. If, however, there are reliable sources that consider Apegaon as the place of his birth we might have to go with "Apegaon/Alandi" in the infobox. Regards. Amitrochates (talk) 23:18, 3 May 2015 (UTC)
thread_title:  Birth Place :- Apegaon or Alandi 

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