संत ज्ञानेश्वर कृत हरिपाठ

The Haripath is a collection of twenty-eight abhangas (poems) revealed to the thirteenth-century Marathi Saint, Dnyaneshwar. It is recited by Varkaris each day.
The language is very simple but clarity of message is not lost. It is advisable to read different interpretations before settling with one.
Without giving difficult aspect of philosophy Saint, Dnyaneshwar simply says, “Spend moment in remembering Him and chant HIS name, “Hari Mukhe Mhana’. Tere is a misconception that Hinduism is based on duality or have faith in many deities. Dnyaneshwar emphatically affirms that, Only nameless, formless, spaceless, timeless i.e., the Absolute is the essence of the entire creation. Know this as Absolute Therefore, remember God. As per Saint, Dnyaneshwar feelings towards God i.e., “Bhav” is very important, no action or rituals is important.
Rajaji in his commentary on Bhaja Govindam says Bhakti is futile without Bhava or the feelings Know that feeling or bhava refers to Lord’s presence Know Bhava as the essence of Bhakti. He appeals, Therefore, my friend, do not strain yourself unnecessarily. Be in peace Day and night with all that is.
As per Dnyaneshwar नामस्मरण Naamsmaran or chanting name of the God is direct way of sublimation of oneself to the higher plane of consciousness.
Hope you will use this every day.