मृण्मयी [Mrunmayee]

by G.N. Dandekar, गो.नी. दांडेकर

Mrunmayee is like a Meera, her life is devoted to Krisha forever, A deep religious experience makes her life dedicated to almighty forever.

Genres: Marathi, Fiction

256 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1965

About the author

G.N. Dandekar, (Devnagari: गो.नी. दांडेकर ) popoularly known as "Go.ni da" in marathi literature is one of the prominent writer of historical fictions & some real good biographical novels, Most of his books are also good travelogues including trekking data detailing almost minute information about the place & history associated with it.

He was honoured with a D.Litt degree by university of Pune.

Reviews

[Uma Satish]

Just beautiful.

[Mrunmayi Dhurandhar]

ma fav book evr... ma name is d book name nd d character name is ma another name

[Prathamesh Damle]

It is the spiritual experience. She is stepping with a frenetic pace, we can not even touch it.

[Nilesh Oak]

Classic.

I have read this more than 50 times and never tired and bored of it.

[The Dude]

Unputdownable. So beautiful and poetic. Gonida's words bring the divine escapism of the Marathi saint culture to life. The love of nature, the love of Konkan, stoic approach to life. Full of love and so much to learn. A magnum-opus material but Padghavali exists.

[Aarti Jadhav-Gaikwad]

Its very engaging book.

[अनिकेत महाजनी]

A girl learns bhajans since her childhood from her father & grows up listening to fascinating stories of god & devotion of different saints towards almighty, it becomes her world & a centre of her dedication. The book brings out old religious thought of advaita, getting to a level in life where there is no distinction between almighty & us, our body, mind, thoughts are all devoted to him with no desires, the one who achieves this stage of permananda becomes the closed one to god, mrunmayee aka Manu in this story achieves it through her devotion. a well known book by author & a famous character of Manu leaves behind its own imprints in readers mind.

[Smita Kulkarni]

Khup surekh book ahe ...Akhand dnyneshwari jaganari Mrunamayi n tiche dole manat korale gele. Kokancha hewa watanara nisarg n tyache varnan atishay surekh