1. Dnyaneshwari (Jnaneshwari)

• Description: This is Dnyaneshwar's magnum opus, a commentary on the Bhagavad Gita. Written in the Marathi language, it made the philosophical and spiritual teachings of the Gita accessible to the common people.

• Significance: It is celebrated for its poetic beauty, philosophical depth, and its ability to convey complex ideas in a simple and understandable manner. It is considered a foundational text of the Varkari tradition.

2. Amrutanubhav

• Description: A philosophical treatise consisting of around 800 verses, dealing with metaphysics and spiritual experience.

• Significance: It explores the nature of reality, the self, and the divine, offering insights into Advaita Vedanta philosophy.

3. Changdev Pasashti

• Description: A collection of 65 verses addressed to the yogi Changdev Maharaj.

• Significance: It contains spiritual advice and teachings, emphasizing the importance of self-realization and devotion.

4. Haripath

• Description: A collection of twenty-eight abhangas (devotional poems) praising Lord Vithal (Vitthala), a form of Krishna worshipped in Maharashtra.

• Significance: These verses are widely recited by devotees and are central to the daily prayers of the Varkari sect.

5. Abhangas and other poems

• Description: Dnyaneshwar is also credited with composing numerous other abhangas, which are devotional poems expressing love for God and moral teachings.

• Significance: These poems reflect his deep devotion and spiritual insights and are cherished by devotees.