Dear i,
i am so very glad to share with you the detail:
There are many books available on Amritanubhava by various authors, but what i recommend is one from Sri S Abhayananda, who has truly rendered a flawless translation, which is not possible unless, he himself has had deep experiences of Atmanubhuti. i also a couple of other books on Amritanubhava, but, somehow they are not as crisp as this one.
i procured this book from the following website:
http://www.vedamsbooks.in/no21432/jnaneshvar-life-works-celebrated-thirteenth-century-indian-mysticpoet-s-abhayanandaI could also send you an e-book pdf copy, if you can share your email with me, or you could mail me at nagaraj.balas@gmail.com and i can respond back to you with the e-book.
About The Author/TranslatorSwami Abhayananda was born Stan Trout in Indianapolis, Indiana on August 14, 1938. After service in the Navy, he settled in northern
California, where he pursued his studies in philosophy and literature. In June of 1966, he became acquainted with the philosophy of mysticism through the teachings of Sri Ramakrishna, and experienced a strong desire thereafter to realize God. Abandoning all other pursuits, he retired to a solitary life in a secluded cabin in the mountain forests near Santa Cruz, California; and, in November of that same year, was enlightened by the grace of God.
He spent four more years in his isolated cabin, and subsequently met Swami Muktananda, who visited Santa Cruz in 1970. Shortly thereafter, he joined Muktananda in India, at his ashram located not far from the region in which Jnaneshvar lived and wrote. His fascination with Jnaneshvar grew with his visit to the saint’s Samadhi shrine at Alandi; and in 1976, following an inspiration, he created his English translations of Amritanubhav, Haripatha, and Changadev Pasashti.
In 1978, he was initiated by his master into the ancient Order of sannyas; and was given the monastic name of Swami Abhayananda, a
Sanskrit name which means, “the bliss of fearlessness.” Since that time, Abhayananda has taught the philosophy of mysticism and the art of meditation in a number of major cities throughout the U.S. In 1981, he left Muktananda’s organization, and presently resides on the Treasure Coast of Florida, where he continues to teach, write, and publish his works on the knowledge of the Self.
Prostrations to Bhagavan