अध्याय 14: गुणत्रयविभागयोग
Fully populatedGuna Traya Vibhaga Yoga (The Yoga of the Division of the Three Gunas)
Original & Marathi meaning source: सार्थ ज्ञानेश्वरी (Sartha Dnyaneshwari) by Dhananjay Maharaj More — original ovi text and Marathi meaning
English meaning source: Dnyaneshwari, English translation by D. A. Ghaisas
Ovi numbers follow the Sartha Dnyaneshwari (96kulimaratha.com) edition; the chapter's own colophon confirms 415 ovis and 27 Gita shlokas. The Ghaisas English translation uses the same ovi numbering, except that his own numbering silently skips ovi 151 (see note) and one marker had a dropped leading digit ('86' printed for what context confirms is really ovi 286, resolved via a corrected sequence-jump heuristic that infers the right multiple of 100 to add rather than always adding exactly 100).
All 415 ovis are populated and cross-checked between the two sources. This chapter's source page mixed several distinct formatting patterns not seen together before: (1) the opening ~13 invocatory ovis wrap their entire original-plus-start-of-meaning text in one continuous <strong> span, a purely stylistic quirk with no bearing on content boundaries; (2) roughly every tenth ovi has a navigation-menu line inserted immediately after its marker, before the real original text; (3) at several Gita-shloka boundaries (ovis 41, 52, 67, 300, 336, 362, 371) a full Sanskrit shloka-and-commentary block, sometimes followed by an editorial topic heading in parentheses, sits between the marker and the real Marathi ovi; (4) a few short editorial headings ('(unaccompanied by structural markers such as ‘पुढे चालू’) appear standalone between an ovi's original and its meaning (ovis 16, 25, 61); (5) one ovi's meaning (315) was split across a paragraph break with the next marker landing in between, requiring its trailing sentence to be manually reattached; (6) the final 13 ovis (403-415), which fall after the Gita's own chapter-14 closing shloka, have no 'N-14' marker prefix at all in the source and were recovered by direct positional pairing. On the Ghaisas side, the closing colophon boilerplate ('Thus in the Upanishads...') was found glued onto the last real ovi's translation with no separating blank line and was stripped.