In the previous five volumes in this series, we have seen full picture of what Gita is about and its main topics. There are but a few commentaries on Gita worth real note, other than Dnyaneshwari, which give the true message of Gita. It has 9033 Ovis, as per an accepted standard version. The treatise is really big. In order to enter into its study in earnest, we will now see a gist of these 9000 and odd Ovis.Swami Swaroopananda of Pawas was a saint and a renowned Yogin of the Natha tradition from Pawas, district Ratnagiri. He rendered saint Dnyaneshwar's Amritanubhava and Dnyaneshwari into modern Marathi language for easier understanding.He has given the essence of Dnyaneshwari for the beginners in 109 Ovis selected carefully from it by him. This short book draws from it to acquaint the readers with the basic structure of the thinking of Dnyaneshwar upon Gita's subject matter, so that they have the background to delve into Gita-Dnyaneshwari proper, as expounded by him.The relevant Ovis of Dnyaneshwari, in Marathi language, are also included in the book for reference of those readers who are at home with Marathi.