Original name: Vishnu Bhikaji Gokhale
Born - July 20, 1825 (Nagpanchami - Shravan Shudhha Panchami, Shak 1747)
Birthplace - Shirwali, Taluka - Mangaon, District - Raigad, Maharashtra
Parents' Names - Mrs. Umabai Bhikaji Gokhale,
Mr. Bhikaji Mahadji Gokhale
Death of Bhikajipanta- 1830
Vishnubuva's Maunjabandhan (thread ceremony) - 1832 (age 7 years)
Foundational education - 1834 (age 9 years)
Job in the Taluka Office of the British Government Land Revenue Recovery Department in the account - 1834-1835
Returned to village Shirwali to help the mother - 1836-1837
Job at Mahad Grocery Shop - 1938 - 1939
Job at the port of Sangmeshwar(Ratnagiri) - 2 months
Passed Exam for Government Job at Thane - 1840
Service in Custom Department at Sashti, Vasai, Kalyan, Bhiwandi, Uran 1840 -1847
Resigned from the job after getting a divine call. Wandered in the search of Sadguru, discussions with the saints 1848-1849
On the Saptashrungi mountain in the solitude practiced the asceticism, enlightenment about the life goal and mission, blessed with Dattasampradayi Dwadashkalatmak Dnyan- 1850 - 1852
After staying at Panchavati (Nashik) for a few days, went to Pandharpur, recited Bhavarth Ramayan twice. Delivered lectures at Sangli, Miraj, Wai, Satara, Pune, Nagar, Kolhapur to explain the importance of Vedanta religion 1853 - 1856
Authoring first book 'Bhavartha Sindhu' - 1856
Arrival at Kalbadevi in Mumbai to go to Dwarka - September 1856
Meetings in Dhakji Dadaji's house to attack the propaganda of Christian missionaries, 50 meetings at Parbhu Seminary to promote Vedanta Dharma - October to December 1856
Debate with Christian missionaries at Girgaon Chowpatty on every Thursday from January 15 to May 28, 1857
Mumbai to Chennai, Chennai to Calcutta, Calcutta to Kashi - Travel to enlighten fellow countrymen about the greatness of Vedokta Dharma.
Paramhansa initiation after becoming a Sanyasi at Kashi
Returned to Calcutta. During the illness caused by cholera, accepted the food prepared by a Muslim cook.
Arrival in Mumbai - accepted the food prepared by Christian cook during the boat journey.
Creation of the book 'Vedokta Dharma Prakash' -1859
Vishnubua Brahmachari was invited to Akkalkot by the king of Akalkot, Malojiraje Bhosale. To deliver lectures and discussions on the Vedokta Dharma in the palace. During his stay at Akkalkot, he got an opportunity to stay in the company of Swami Samarth, Akkalkot and seek his blessings.
Authored the book 'ChatuShloki Bhagwat Yacha Arth' - in Marathi, the meaning of the Chatu Shloki Bhagwat was written in the prose form. 1867
Essays on Beneficent Government- This essay was translated into English by Bal Bhaskar Shintre, a translator of the Mumbai High Court.
Captain Phelps examined the book.
10,000 copies of the same were printed and distributed among the reputed personalities in the country as well as from abroad of that time including Queen Victoria of Britian.
When Vishnubuva suffered from Tetanus, he wrote an essay to ease the pain of tetanus and physical pain.
He wrote it for the benefit of the people to make free from fear of death and consider death as the matter of sensuality. 1868
Setubandhani Teeka - The scientific commentary on Bhagavadgita from an intellectual point of view.
This commentary is a bridge that leads humans to knowledge from ignorance 1870
Vishnubuva breathed his last due to the boil on the neck - 18th February 1871 at vItthal mandir, Girgaon, mumbai.
