Amritanubhav in Marathi

Amrutanubhav or Amritanubhav (Marathi: अमृतानुभव) is a composition by the Marathi saint and poet Dnyaneshwar during the 13th century. It is considered to be a milestone in Marathi literature. Shree Mauli, more famous for 'Shree Gyaneshwari' wrote 'Amrutanubhav' (or 'the experience nectar': nectar being the adjective for the 'experience') at the behest of his Sadguru Shree Nivruttinath Maharaj.
Amrutanubhav is composed of two Marathi words Amrut (derived from Amrita which translates as immortal Elixir in Sanskrit) and Anubhav meaning experience. As a result, it literally translates to "The elixir of experience" or even "the experience of elixir" in Sanskrit/ Marathi.

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Reviews (13)

Ash. R. Nov 15, 2016

This great work has been well brought out in app form. The font choice needs to be upto 200 points. So also the meaning (arth) needs to be given in short as the language is marathi of 900 years ago and not understood by most readers.

Dny. S. May 31, 2014

Great work keep it up try to bring sarth (with meaning ) version of all this application.

Avi. K. Jul 2, 2015

Best effort .Pl Bring the same with marathi meaning (sartha)

Shr. R. Sep 17, 2014

Thanks lot ! Very nice readable collection.

Raj. C. Jul 4, 2014

Buy I wish the font was a bit larger

Tej. P. Apr 25, 2014

Good. ...far diwas shidhat hoto.......adwaitala....

Onk. K. Jun 15, 2014

Should be translated in Modern Marathi

Man. M. Oct 29, 2014

Sarth part havi

she. g. Feb 28, 2014

Best

Kis. K. Aug 8, 2014

Really thanks

vis. d. Dec 18, 2015

It is the best way to attach with this app to swim through sabdaSarita to enter spiritualwourld

Vai. Apr 25, 2018

Thanks developers for this divine work...nice app

Arc. C. Jan 16, 2018

Pl, improve font, just cann't read