Life and Teachings of Tukaram, written J. Nelson Fraser and J.F. Edwards was initially published in India in 1922. Saint Tukaram (believed born in 1577) was brought up as a farmer near Pune in Maharashtra, India. He is known mainly for his poetry in praise for the aspect of Vishnu, Vithobe and involvement in the Bhakti Movement, a hindu reform movement challenging the caste system and limitations on religious and educational practices established by leading castes. Many translations of  Tukaram were done by Mahatma Gandhi in Yerwada Central Jail between 15-10-1930 to 28-10-1930. This book is both a biography and an introduction to Tukaram’s art and teaching. He is revered as one of the greatest poet-saints in the Bhakti movement.

Tukaram’s teachings continue to inspire

Tukaram’s life was dedicated to spiritual devotion and spreading the message of love and faith. His teachings emphasized the importance of surrendering to the divine and seeking unity with God. Tukaram’s poetry, composed in the Marathi language, expressed deep devotion and longing for the divine. His verses touched the hearts of people from all walks of life and transcended barriers of caste and religion. Tukaram’s teachings continue to inspire millions, encouraging a path of devotion, humility, and compassion. His profound wisdom and spiritual insights continue to resonate with seekers of truth across generations.

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