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In physics, sound is a vibration that propagates as an acoustic wave through a transmission medium such as a gas, liquid or solid.In human physiology and psychology, sound is the reception of such waves and their perception by the brain.[1] Only acoustic waves that have frequencies lying between about 20 Hz and 20 kHz, the audio frequency range, elicit an auditory percept in humans. In air at atmospheric pressure, these represent sound waves with wavelengths of 17 meters (56 ft) to 1.7 centimeters (0.67 in). Sound waves above 20 kHz are known as ultrasound and are not audible to humans. Sound waves below 20 Hz are known as infrasound. Different animal species have varying hearing ranges.

Acoustics is the interdisciplinary science that deals with the study of mechanical waves in gasses, liquids, and solids including vibration, sound, ultrasound, and infrasound. A scientist who works in the field of acoustics is an acoustician, while someone working in the field of acoustical engineering may be called an acoustical engineer.[2] An audio engineer, on the other hand, is concerned with the recording, manipulation, mixing, and reproduction of sound.

Applications of acoustics are found in almost all aspects of modern society, subdisciplines include aeroacoustics, audio signal processing, architectural acoustics, bioacoustics, electro-acoustics, environmental noise, musical acoustics, noise control, psychoacoustics, speech, ultrasound, underwater acoustics, and vibration.[3]

A distinct use of the term sound from its use in physics is that in physiology and psychology, where the term refers to the subject of perception by the brain. The field of psychoacoustics is dedicated to such studies. Webster's dictionary defined sound as: "1. The sensation of hearing, that which is heard; specif.: a. Psychophysics. Sensation due to stimulation of the auditory nerves and auditory centers of the brain, usually by vibrations transmitted in a material medium, commonly air, affecting the organ of hearing. b. Physics. Vibrational energy which occasions such a sensation. Sound is propagated by progressive longitudinal vibratory disturbances (sound waves)."[15] This means that the correct response to the question: "if a tree falls in the forest with no one to hear it fall, does it make a sound?" is "yes", and "no", dependent on whether being answered using the physical, or the psychophysical definition, respectively.

We are pleased to present herecomplete etexts of Dnyaneshwari and Dasbodh.The texts are grouped by adhyAya or dashakas. We recommend the use of Unicode Devanagari display or the PDF/PS files. Thanks to the efforts of Vishwas Bhide of Sangali, and Chhaya and Sharad Deo of Nasik. Thanks also to other volunteers (Sunder Hattangadi, Shree Devi Kumar, etc.) for additional assistance. Dnyaneshwari / bhAvArthadIpikAITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - adhyAya 01ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - adhyAya 02ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - adhyAya 03ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - adhyAya 04ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - adhyAya 05ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - adhyAya 06ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - adhyAya 07ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - adhyAya 08ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - adhyAya 09ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - adhyAya 10ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - adhyAya 11ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - adhyAya 12ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - adhyAya 13ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - adhyAya 14ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - adhyAya 15ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - adhyAya 16ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - adhyAya 17ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - adhyAya 18 Pasayadan (blessings from God) with Marathi-English meaningPS |PDF |HTML- pasAyadAn with English word by word and verse meaning

Additionally, following are some useful links for further study.Sartha Dnyeneshwari by S. V or Mamasaheb Dandekar. Click on the viewable files set. Another bysAkharemaharaj andsArtha by Gitapress.pArAyaNaprat by Gitapress.Text published by Maharashtra Govt. The presentation of the texts is available at site.An English translation by V. V. Shirvaikar of Dnyaneshwari is available on hinduweb.org. It is mirrored at another site where German translation by Mr D. Platthaus is also given.Get the PDF ebook English translation of Dnyaneshwari by Manu Subedar Gita Explained; first printed in 1932 - available from Digital Library of India and then OCRed.Please take advantage of a multimedia presentation on Dnyaneshwariby Centre For Development Of Advanced Computing (C-DAC).It is a complete searchable text with Sakhare Maharaj's commentary. The development is sponsored by Sri Guru Sakhare Maharaj Sampradai Yashodhan Publication and Multimedia Creations Team at C-DAC.Fonts need to be installed from the site.Another translation is available at performed by Swami VIshwatmak or more commonly know as Jangli Maharaj. He has also translated Atmaaram, Guru Geeta, Sai Satcharitra, Bhagwad Geeta, Ashtavakra Geeta, Guru Charitra, Dnyaneshwari, Upadesh saar, and Upanishads.The English translation by M.R. Yardi is also available at (index-PDF), Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Pune site.hA hoIla dAna pasAvo at is a well-prepared site presentation of 24 lectures on pasAyadAna (Pasayadan) by Shri Shirish Shantaram KavaDe. His other books are available on bookganga.com. Pasayadana is translated in Sanskrit by L. V. Deshpande (samashloki)Pasayadana is also translated by ShriniwasHirlekar (shloka format). Visit -hirlekar.comfor additional Marathi translations of atharvashIrSha, ShaTpadi,sUryastavan and Sanskrit translations of hanumAna chAlisA, mArutistotra,Savarkar's sAgarA prANa taLamaLalA and jayostute poems, Sane guruji'sbalasAgara bhArata hovo, Kavi Kusumagraja's krAntIchA jayajayakAra and others.Prashuram R. Gokhale has prepared a sitegharogharI Dnyaneshwariwith 18 adhyAya neatlyarranged in PDF files. It includes translation of difficult words,difficult ovIs, and classification and punctuations/markings useful forself study. Shri Gokhale is also planning to present Patanjai yog sutras,Ashthyadhyai of Panini, and Nirukta of Yaska in Marathi translation.BACK TOTOPComplete DasbodhThe following encoded texts are grouped by dashakas. We recommend the use of Unicode Devanagari display that allows Devanagari search or the PDF/PS files. (The ITX file would be easier for Roman letter/word search using Itrans notation or reprocessing selected text using Itranslator.) ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - dashaka-samAsa sUchiITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - namanaITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - dashaka 01 : stavana (audio)ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - dashaka 02 : mUrkhalakShaNa (audio)ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - dashaka 03 : svaguNaparIkShA (audio)ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - dashaka 04 : navavidhA bhakti (audio)ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - dashaka 05 : ma.ntrA.nchA (audio)ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - dashaka 06 : devashodhana (audio)ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - dashaka 07 : chaudA brahmA.nchA (audio)ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - dashaka 08 : mAyodbhava athavA j~nAnadashaka (audio)ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - dashaka 09 : guNarUpa (audio)ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - dashaka 10 : jagajjyotI (audio)ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - dashaka 11 : bhImadashaka (audio)ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - dashaka 12 : vivekavairAgya (audio)ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - dashaka 13 : nAmarUpa (audio)ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - dashaka 14 : akhaNDadhyAna (audio)ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - dashaka 15 : Atmadashaka (audio)ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - dashaka 16 : saptatinvaya (audio)ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - dashaka 17 : prakR^iti puruSha (audio)ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - dashaka 18 : bahujinasI (audio)ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - dashaka 19 : shikavaNa (audio)ITX |PS |PDF | UNIC - dashaka 20 : pUrNanAma (audio)Click on the (audio) above to listen to the particular dashak. The audioof the entire Dasabodh (selection edited for audio) has been completed byMeena Tapaswi. The recordings are available at archive.orgunder "Creative Commons" copyright.The unicode Devanagari/Marathi text of portion of audio is colorcodedin special text that is available upon request.(Send feedback on the audio clips to tapaswimeena at gmail.com.)Another complete audio is preapred by by Shri Dilip Apte based on Gitapress copy. It is also available at A similar presentation of the complete Dasabodh is available at sites along with Dnyaneshwari and Eknathi Bhagwat, and Valmiki Ramayan.shrImad dAsabodh - marAThI gadyarupAntarAsahit are available in two partson scribd, complete samAs 1-8 (335 pages) and samAs 9-20 (321 pages). These are individually scanned and posted by eko.aham.Shri Vijay Chitgopkar from Nagpur has prepared a Windows based software tool of complete Dasboth with its verse and word indices.Here is the procedure : Download dasbodh2 from eDasbodh on Sudhan Sanganak Pranali or mirror1, mirror2., unzip it by double clicking, extract all in a folder. In its own DASBODH2 folder, double click on DAS.EXE and you will hear an instrumental audio clip witha fullscreen display of "shukAsArikhe pUrNa vairAgya ...." verse.Browse around to familiarize with the organizational details. If you have any questions, write to Shri Vijay Chitgopkar on his email address vijaychitgopkar @at@ gmail dot com .A complete shrImat grantharAj dAsabodha is available at in scanned images based format with selectable sections. The book is categorized for pArAyaN, marked so with dashak and samAs. The scans are of high quality.The site works well with Internet Explorer (needs QuickTime plugin for page start-up clips.)It is developed by Satkaryottejak Sabha, Vagdevata Mandir at Dhule. Join the patrAdvAre dAsabodha abhyAsakrama at samarthramdas400.in, a site celebrating 400th birth year anniversary of Swami Ramdas. The site has details of a three years' correspondence course in Marathi for self-study of Dasabodh. (The same text promoting the self study is available at manogat online group web-site.) The course is administered by Shri Samartha Seva mandal, Sajjangad with the help of local chapters. The site also has excellent downloadable collection of books (multilingual) and articles, and long audio and video clips of scholars. Sign up for the correspondence course by filling up the Pravesh patra as a firm contract (sankalpa?) with yourself to pursue this whole-heartedly.The textbooks are given below, used as a guidance, and commit yourself for the important and memorable life-time event.[Older (O) scan-file size is shown in megabytes (Mb). Download only to participate or study, not just for the collection.] First Year - pravesha svAdhyAya and bhAvArtha (samAs and 12 Question Set) O1 5.6Mb O2 7Mb Second Year - parichaya svAdhyAya (samAs and 12 Question Set) O1 8.6MbbhavArtha (Of related samAs) O2 7MbThird Year - prabodha svAdhyAya (samAs and 12 Question Set) O1 12MbbhavArtha (Of related samAs) O2 9.4MbThe course is offerred by

Shreemad Shree Grantharaj Dasabodh Adhyayan Samitee,

ShreeSamartha Society, Near Dhanvantari Sabhagruha,

Patwardhan Baug, Pune- 411004

Contact Number Shri Ganu - +919604302998, email Mr. Vitekar or info [at] samarthramdas400.org

This is a non profit organisation for the social work and creating spiritual literacy in today's youth.There is no course fee or admission fee; the fee is the willingness! All the six books cost about Rs.75+ together and are made available here at no cost. A series of articles covering philosphy in Dasbodh dAsabodhAtIl tattvadnyAn is available at This and many other related articles are written by Prof. K. V. Apte; see pustak va lekhakAbaddal in the dAsabodhAtIl tattvadnyAn section.Pravachan audio by Dr. Sushama Tai Watve, pravachan Dasbodh ADhAvA. (57.5 m).Visit Swaroopyog Pratishthan site for lectures and articles by Swami Madhavanand,Dr. Madhav Nagarkar. Use Marathi section and click on the Dasbodh to get to the current article in Dasbodh Swadhyay series. The archived, well presented articles in this series, starting from the first in January 2005, are available. The English section has similar articlesstarting from March 2005.Dasbodh study has taken a modern turn :

A new 12-session webinar series has been started on Saturday, January 16, 2010 (till April 3, 2010) to study Dasbodh with Shri Arvind Apte. The webinar is organized by Amar Kanade, Kedar Phanse, and volunteers. Register for it from , listen, and participate. The webinar files are available at archive.org in various video formats.

Sessions (audio and coordinated slides)1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.

The slides are also available separately :1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.