My life is zero without her grace

I hope to bring all the members who are dedicated to Sri Aurobindo and The Mother - SRI AUROBINDO ASHRAM, PONDICHERRY together for various activities organised at all the centres accross the country. Sri maa
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All, Nice question posted by Selvi, me coming to Mother was an interesting incident. None of us knew who Mother was and wat ashram is all about. I stay in chennai and our school in indira nagar had this sunday mediations going on.....

From some one my sis got a small photo of Mother and kept it in her study table, It was told to us dat Mother will full fill every ones prayer. I had a small problem one day, so with full faith and sincerity jus placed a flower and prayed for a min...

My prayer was answered, this is how I got the wonderful opportunity to reach Mother. Its almost 13 yrs since I know Mother, she is the one who is guiding me all through. My life is zero without her grace.........thanks to Mother. Cheers Nat

Themes and possibilites of an integral future

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For the past 10 years Ron has retired from the hi-tech fast lane and has been doing consulting and research around the world for various non-profit organizations. His passion has been working with intentional communities which integrate art and science with philosophy and spirituality into practical new models for sustainable development and human unity. He has worked closely with Paolo Soleri at Arcosanti, an experimental arcology in central Arizona, where he was the Co-Director with Michael Gosney of the biannual Paradox Conferences and wrote the Introduction to Soleri's coffee-table book What If? Collected Writings 1986-2000.” He also lived for 6-months per year at the Federation of Damanhur in the foothills of the Italian Alps while researching its fascinating work with esoteric physics. Ron's work is now focused on the international community of Auroville in Pondicherry, India, where he has lived for 2-4 months per year for the past several years.

Ron is presently the Founding Editor of SCIY (Science, Culture and Integral Yoga), a webzine which in 2 years has grown from its 4 founders to over 25,000 viewers located in 80 countries. Ron and his Hollywood Television-Director wife Kim live in the beach community of Marina del Rey, California. They're planning a move to the west coast of the Big Island in Hawaii.

Sri Aurobindo was so informal, so affable, so genial, so lovable, so adorable, so willing to listen to us

1: Sri Aurobindo and the Mother as I saw them — by V. Chidanandam
posted by RY Deshpande on Thu 17 Jan 2008 06:05 AM PST Permanent Link

My brother V. Chandrasekharam and I lived in the house next door to 9 Rue de la Marine, the Master's residence. There were about a dozen disciples then living in a few houses close by. It was like Gurukul. There used to be informal sittings in the evenings when we used to talk on all kinds of subjects. It was often like table-talk. Sometimes serious sub­jects also were discussed. At other times the talk was in a lighter vein on men and matters, on politics at home and abroad, etc., but it was all off the cuff.

Sri Aurobindo's voice was soft and gentle, almost feminine. His words flowed like the cool waters of a perennial spring. Thoughts came to him incessantly. It appeared as if he was in communication with higher levels of inspiration and direct knowledge. His experience in the sphere of Sadhana as well as in other spheres was vast and profound. But he made us feel quite at ease in his august presence. I never saw him solemn or serious. The Master would talk in a relaxed and jovial mood. He had a fine and subtle sense of humour. Even light hearted jokes and jests used to be there in plenty. His repartee was good humoured and enjoyable. On occasions he would chuckle happily... Science, Culture and Integral Yoga

Influenced heavily by the Integral Yoga of Sri Aurobindo and His immortal epic, 'Savitri'

Ra K Sankar Location: Chennai : Tamil Nadu : India About Me

I am a Chartered Accountant from India. Practised for 10 years in Africa. Translated about 10 non-dual Tamil scriptures of Sage Ramana into English, available in the webpage www.nonduality.com/shankar.htm

Influenced heavily by the Integral Yoga of Sri Aurobindo and His immortal epic, 'Savitri' and a worshipper of Mahakali and Siva. Blog Name Range_Infinite

Uniting annai bhaktans from all over the world

Annai Mira Alfassa - The Mother Sunday, January 13, 2008

About The Mother
Early yearsMirra Alfassa (Paris 21.2.1878 - Pondicherry 17.11.73) was born as the second child of an Egyptian mother and a Turkish father, a few months after her parents had settled in France. An extraordinarily gifted child, who became an accomplished painter and musician, she had many inner experiences from early childhood on. In her twenties she studied occultism in Algeria with Max Theon and his English wife Alma, who was a highly developed medium. After her return to Paris, the Mother worked with several different groups of spiritual seekers.
Meeting Sri Aurobindo

She first heard of Sri Aurobindo from her friend Alexandra David-Neel, who had visited him in Pondicherry in 1912; and in 1914, along with her second husband Paul Richard, she was able to travel to Pondicherry and meet him in person. There, she immediately recognised him as a mentor she had encountered in earlier visions, and knew that her future work was at his side. Although she had to leave India after the outbreak of the First World War, first returning to France, and then accompanying Richard to an official post in Japan, in April 1920 she returned to join Sri Aurobindo in Pondicherry and never left again. Sri Aurobindo recognised in her an embodiment of the dynamic expressive aspect of evolutionary, creative Force, in India traditionally known and approached as the 'Supreme Mother'.
Sri Aurobindo Ashram and Auroville

It was the Mother, as Sri Aurobindo's 'Shakti', who organised the growing group of followers around him into the Sri Aurobindo Ashram from November 1926 onwards, and who in 1952, after his passing in 1950, created the Sri Aurobindo International Centre of Education to fulfil his wish to provide a new kind of education for Indian youth. In 1968 she founded the international township project of Auroville as a yet wider field for practical attempts to implement Sri Aurobindo's vision of new forms of individual and collective life, preparing the way towards a brighter future for the whole earth."Humanity is not the last rung of the terrestrial creation. Evolution continues and man will be surpassed. It is for each individual to know whether he wants to participate in the advent of this new species."
"For those who are satisfied with the world as it is, Auroville obviously has no reason to exist."The Mother, 1966
Consciousness beyond Mind

Both Sri Aurobindo and The Mother worked all their lives for the manifestation of a mode of consciousness beyond mind, which Sri Aurobindo named "Supermind" or "The Supramental". The full expression of this consciousness on earth would result not only in a new species, as far beyond Man as humanity is beyond the animals, but also in a modification of the whole terrestrial creation, even more complete than the change brought about by the entrance on the world scene of the human race.Between humanity and the fully Supramental species there would have to be one or several transitional steps, represented by transitional beings, born in the human way, but able to contact and express the higher consciousness. These transitional beings would prepare the way for the advent of the Supramental Race by establishing suitable conditions.
Transformation

After Sri Aurobindo's passing, the Mother continued his work of psychological and physical transformation with the help of the new force. An account of her experiences in the course of this work is given in The Mothers Agenda, an intimate record of the last 18 years of her life.Their work continues.
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Orkut- Annai Mira Alfassa Community

"This is for all the Annai believers like me. This is the place to share your experiences about the Miracles the mother has brought into your life."

This is what the introduction of the community reads. A community fast growing, uniting annai bhaktans from all over the world. Its new additions include new links to Annai Songs, blogs etc. and it is aiming to reach a member count of over 1000. Looking at the way it has been growing, one is sure that the aim would be achieved very soon.
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Tuesday, April 04, 2006


"Without God's blessings, NOTHING is possible"
I credit all my achievements, all my success to God, to Annai Mira Alfassa. It is my faith in her that has brought me all my success.
She is the Greatest of them all. One experiences this when one has Faith in god, faith in Annai Mira Alfassa. One feels peace,happiness and much more both Inside and Outside. If you haven't felt that, the time has come for you to feel that.
There are many websites which have information about Annai Mira Alfassa. Some of them are :
http://www.mirapuri-enterprises.com
http://www.auroville.org/vision/ma.htm
If you haven't been on the right path yet , the time has come for you to be where you deserve to be. You deserve to be successful. You deserve to be happy. You deserve to be on the "RIGHT PATH". You deserve to be "BLESSED". All your Sins shall be washed away.
God will indeed bless you , Annai Mira Alfassa will indeed bless you. From now on, you will achieve success and only success. You will be Blessed and Blessed on.
" ANNAI MIRA ALFASSA WILL BLESS YOU AND SO WILL GOD"
"Count your blessings name them Two by Two,
Count your blessings name them Four by Four,
Count your blessings name them Score by Score,
And you would be surprised there are MILLIONS more."
Lets Join our hands together to create a beautiful world.
I WOULD LOVE TO HERE YOUR COMMENTS AND THE CHANGES YOU FELT PERSONALLY AFTER READING THIS ARTICLE. YOU CAN ALSO POST YOUR VIEWS HERE.
I am her follower, I have been her follower and I shall always be her follower.
posted by Ramakrishnan at 9:53 PM 4 comments links to this post

Surrender, Self-offering and Consecration

the mother · IN SEARCH OF THE MOTHER
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NECTAR OF LIGHT 11th January 2008 On the margin of great immaterial planes, In kingdoms of an untrammelled glory of force, Where Mind is master of the life and...
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Surrender, Self-offering and Consecration Surrender is the decision taken to hand over the responsibility of your life to the Divine. Without this decision...
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What I see is the world of tomorrow,but the world of yesterday is stil alive and will still live for some time.Let the old arrangements go on so long as they...
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July 1958 To do this Yoga, one must have at least some sense of beauty. Without it, one lacks one of the most important aspects of the physical world. There is...
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Victory over Falsehood The lords of Falsehood hold, at present, almost complete sway over poor humanity. Not only the lower life-energy, the lower vital being,...
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NECTAR OF LIGHT 8th January 2008 Happy are men anchored on fixed belief In this uncertain and ambiguous world, Or who have planted in the heart's rich soil One...
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NECTAR OF LIGHT 8th January 2008 There comes no close to the finite's boundlessness, There is no last certitude in which thought can pause And no terminus to...
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dear children of MOTHER, actualy i tried the second method for a while found it to be very effective; it was really wonderfull it gave me even some types of...
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NECTAR OF LIGHT 7th January 2008 He saw the splendour of the spirit's realms, The greatness and wonder of its boundless works, The power and passion leaping...
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June 1958 (At the time of publishing the following conversation of March 19, 1958, in the Ashram 'Bulletin,' Mother added certain commentaries that have a...
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simply gr8. it was a timely one for me. this is the real power of masters like SRI AUROBINDO & DIVINE MOTHER to help their disciples in right time by right...
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NECTAR OF LIGHT 6th January 2008 Along a road of pure interior light, Alone between tremendous Presences, Under the watching eyes of nameless Gods, His soul...
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June 6, 1958 It's all the same thing, but the word realization can be reserved for something that is durable, that does not wear off. Because everything on...
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HYMN TO DURGA by Sri Aurobindo Mother Durga! Rider on the lion, giver of all strength, Mother, beloved of Shiva! We, born from thy parts of Power, we the youth...
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Mr. Madan would make Sri Aurobindo's complex philosophy so simple!

Meeting Mr. Madan - A Teacher of the Old School Variety July 24, 2006 Shantanu Dutta

It was in class IX that I knew failure formally for the first time. That year, my school not only decided that, on the basis of my academics, I did not deserve to be promoted but also expelled me from the school for a year. Not formally expelled, but my father was called and told that the school would be happy to provide me a Transfer Certificate. I was not shown the door by the school for anything complicated - it was just that I had violated school discipline. That was true.
Most of my class VIII and class IX, I hardly attended school. During school hours three days a week, I would walk down the Qutub Minar about three km away and act as an unofficial "tourist guide". Two days a week, I would be in class in a futile effort to keep track of what was going on. School was incredibly boring but I had modest success as a guide. But somehow I passed class VIII.
After learning the ropes for about three months in class VIII, I launched out on my own. I had observed that most people preferred the unofficial guides to the official ones who would wait for a large enough group to gather, demand larger tips and would still be boring. The unofficial ones like me would be more flexible both in the size of the groups and the size of the tips. Blessed with a glib tongue, a love for history and a fertile imagination, I did well.
Imagination is important in a guide as since the basic historical facts are essentially dry, lots of fanciful embellishment is required to make the tour palatable to the tourist. As regards Qutub Minar, I knew all the official history as well as a lot of the unofficial one that an off beat historian P.N. Oak had written about. On an average, I made about Rs. 20 a day which paid for a good lunch in a shack outside the Qutub and my bus fare home (60 paisa that time). Some times, I would come back to the school, clamber over the wall and take the school bus back. I had hidden a change of clothes in a dry drain outside the school wall.
After the expulsion, my father was at his wit's end. He took me around to a couple of schools which didn't work out and then he decided to put me in a Bengali medium school. Regional language schools were then as now generally considered down market but I guess that my father was left with little options. Most schools were curious to know the reasons of my wanting to shift schools and the fact that in had failed in class IX did not help.
The final snub came when the Bengali medium school conducted an entrance test which I flunked and the principal called my father in and told him that they might be running a Bengali medium school but even they had some standards. Left with no alternative, my father decided to go back to my old school and plead for another chance. It was then that I met Mr. Madan.

Mr. Madan wasn't the principal. He use to sit in an office labeled "Registrar". I didn't know who a registrar was. The word sounded like register and those who maintained registers were clerks and so I thought that Mr. Madan must be a clerk - even if a clerk with a room to himself. I didn't know why my father was wasting time with a clerk when he ought to be meeting the principal. My father and he spent a lot of time together and then I was called into Mr. Madan's office where he told me that I was being taken in and being given a second chance.
Shortly thereafter, the existing principal left and Mr. Madan became principal. Among his jobs as Principal was to lead the school assembly. Many incumbents would go through the motions but not Mr. Madan. He effortlessly and beatifically would look forward to this time and would take the mike to talk to students about the life and teachings of Sri Aurobindo. He would make Aurobindo's complex philosophy so simple!
He would talk about Aurobindo's conversion in the Alipur Jail in Kolkata - where he saw God in every prison bar, warden and fellow prisoner and later in the court room in the faces of the judge, the prosecution and his counsel, C.R. Das; how after his acquittal, he gave up revolutionary politics or any kind of politics and devoted himself to yoga and how his book "Savitri" is only the second epic in English after Milton's Paradise Lost. Sometimes he would invite outside speakers and they would speak long and some classes would get cancelled.

Mr. Madan taught us English Literature. He taught Shakespeare. He taught Shelly. He taught Thomas Grey. And most importantly through all this he taught us life. When he taught us Thomas Grey's "Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard..." he taught us to dream big dreams even if they did not always happen and would end like dreams buried in Grey's country churchyard. When he taught Merchant of Venice, he did not just teach Antonio, Portia and Shylock, he also taught compassion, mercy, justice and their relative place in life. He made us memorize Portia"s famous speech "The quality of mercy is not strained" to emphasize that though justice was important, mercy and compassion overrode every thing. He did not just preach that. He lived that. He picked up a student who had been expelled and took him and back and never let him feel that he had done a favor. In English literature, I always seemed to get the highest marks. Was it because I loved the subject and the way it was taught or I really deserved them, I never knew.
Mr. Madan never used grand words and I never heard him say that he was "called" but it was in his life that I first understood the word "vocation". He was not a teacher because he was paid to teach. He was a teacher because he had a vocation to teach. He did not teach a subject, he taught people and they bloomed and blossomed in his care and nurture. Though he taught only one subject and that was not Physics, or Chemistry or some thing like that, he put a spark in his English lessons that their ripples carried far and away. Mr. Madan taught us a book by James Hilton called Goodbye Mr. Chips. Those who have read the book will know what it is about. There are films with a similar theme like To Sir With Love and even a Hindi film called Sir.
I haven't seen the films. I have read the book though. But I can't read the book too many times without the tears brimming. For I have my own Mr. Chips. Mr. Madan - my one time principal and forever my teacher.
I wonder where he is today.

Shantanu Dutta is a doctor by training and a development professional by vocation. His blogs mostly deal with change, complexity and conversion. Most of of what he writes is guided by the axiom WWJD - How would Jesus understand, interpret and write about the situation.

I met The Mother of Sri Aurobindo Ashram

I believe in rebirth after death. So when I was compelled to live in Baranagar, in Calcutta, I found myself living in another world. Calcutta was a contrast to Ranchi. Calcutta appeared to me ugly and rough and if the city lacked the one most important thing of life, it was delight of mere existence. Perhaps I had to experience two lives in a single birth. I could never compromise with my life after coming from Ranchi. I felt myself most unfortunate man – a man who had lost his birth place - his motherland.

Long-long after this when I began to gather myself I met the Mother of Sri Aurobindo Ashram. And I again felt the delight in a person. He was Sachindranath Chatterjee of Sri Aurobindo Ashram. He belongs to another tale. So from Sri Ramakrishna to Sri Aurobindo I have had the experiences of more than one birth. But it is a single being and all is merged as a single feeling as the innumerable stars in the sky above and the chirping of the crickets below are caught in the single experience of silence. I am unmoved in it. Posted by Debabrata Ghosh at 20:00:00