Sri Aurobindo points out “The ancient seers believed in this possibliity for man and held it to be his divine destiny; the modern thinker does not even ...
Savitri Era of those who adore, Om Sri Aurobindo & The Mother. ... I am also attracted by "the Eastern Nietzsche" Sri Aurobindo's "Integral Yoga". by ...
Savitri Era of those who adore, Om Sri Aurobindo and The Mother. .... Sri Aurobindo: A Contemporary Reader Edited by Sachidananda Mohanty, Routledge India
Ameeta Mehra Chairperson & Founding Trustee, International Centre for Integral Studies, Delhi, India (web site: http://www.gnosticcentre.com, http://www.ushastud.com) EDUCATION: - 12 years (1988-2000) of Intensive study on The Integral Yoga of Sri Aurobindo, under the guidance of Dr Nirodbaran,(1903-2006) … Youngest Member ever appointed on the Governing Board of Auroville by the Government of India - Editor, ‘The Awakening Ray’
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the seventh waves: Verses From Various Religions By the seventh waves
Mundaka Upanishad Chapter:2.1 Number: 2 (Sage: Not known) (Translator: Sri Aurobindo) [9]. Shwetashwatara Upanishad. 6.9. (Sage: Svetasvatara) (Translator: Sri Aurobindo). [10]. Complete Works of Swami Vivekananda. 4:392. ... the seventh waves: The Birth Of The Mighty Vibuthi Mohammad And ...
Mundaka Upanishad Chapter:2.1 Number: 2 (Sage: Not known) (Translator: Sri Aurobindo) [9]. Shwetashwatara Upanishad. 6.9. (Sage: Svetasvatara) (Translator: Sri Aurobindo). [10]. Complete Works of Swami Vivekananda. 4:392. ... the seventh waves: The Birth Of The Mighty Vibuthi Mohammad And ...
Sri Aurobindo is an emanation of the Supreme who came on earth to announce the ... Sri Aurobindo came on earth from the Supreme to announce the ...
Yoga Link: Yoga - Overcoming Obstacles With Backbends by seksan
In the epic poem Savitri, the Indian sage Sri Aurobindo writes, "Where ignorance is, there suffering too must come." Avidya in our physical body also manifests in the mind, which becomes unable to pay attention or retain and recall ...
In the epic poem Savitri, the Indian sage Sri Aurobindo writes, "Where ignorance is, there suffering too must come." Avidya in our physical body also manifests in the mind, which becomes unable to pay attention or retain and recall ...
Murali's Mixed Bag: My feelings about worship by K Muralidharan
Sri Aurobindo while explaining about sacrifice in the chapter 'Karmayoga' says: ''....But the highest only comes when the sacrifice is no longer to any gods, but to the one all-pervading Divine established in the sacrifice, ...
Sri Aurobindo while explaining about sacrifice in the chapter 'Karmayoga' says: ''....But the highest only comes when the sacrifice is no longer to any gods, but to the one all-pervading Divine established in the sacrifice, ...
The Mother did not put a lot of attention on Auroville because she had lost hope on the Ashramites, though it is true that many of them could not rise up to her expectations. For that matter, Mother was also critical of Aurovillians in the early seventies. It only means that most of us are full of defects, that’s all. Debashish is trying to pit Auroville against the Ashram, which is plain divisive politics. The truth is that both are creations of the Mother (with Sri Aurobindo’s force behind it) and both have their respective roles to play.
Raman Reddy said... Anonymous comment: Dear Debashish-ji,
PH would have benefited more had he authored his autobiography My Lives (title suggested) free from any archival support or controversy instead of touching upon Sri Aurobindo’s Lives, and your pain for his ostracism would not have been there. All would have then appreciated his honest self-expression in the autobiography. But he chose to write on Sri Aurobindo in the most unyogic manner and deceive the general public. February 26, 2010 9:01 PM
As for "Indian," classical sources list various schools that are strongly divergent in premises, arguments, and conclusions. This divergence continues well into modern times (just compare Aurobindo with, say, Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak), and one has to back up quite far before these differences blur into a generic "subcontinental" philosophy.
Yoga was defined by Aurobindo as a methodic process towards self-perfection through a development of the latent potential at the five levels of Being – physical, vital, mental, intellectual & spiritual. Normal man lives only in the ...
Spirit Speaks: "The Transcendent Being is Our Secret Self" (Aurobindo) By Theofilia
My Cosmic Tonglen Duty came about "of it's own accord" -- which again -- is not something I ever heard or read about, but it sure as heck confirms what Aurobindo says, "even what we see as not self must also be self since existence is ...
My Cosmic Tonglen Duty came about "of it's own accord" -- which again -- is not something I ever heard or read about, but it sure as heck confirms what Aurobindo says, "even what we see as not self must also be self since existence is ...
Is existence essentially unreal? (himanshu damle): Aurobindo, SR ... By himanshu damle
This particular discussion has set me into thinking about my not-so-academic interest in Aurobindo as doubtful, as it indeed has nothing to do with my thesis, but is so very crucial to my understanding of Speculative Realism and ...
This particular discussion has set me into thinking about my not-so-academic interest in Aurobindo as doubtful, as it indeed has nothing to do with my thesis, but is so very crucial to my understanding of Speculative Realism and ...
excellent comparison. i had never thought of Chinese philosophy coming close to SR. I myself have had issues with coming to terms with Harman’s notion of OOO and the dismissing of anthropocentrism and many Indian thinkers i have had the chance to discuss the nullifying of human-centeredness have directed me close to Buddhist thought, wherein at one level, the being and what is being thought become one. I also found some interesting linkages between SR and Aurobindo’s thought. But the real problem lies in ‘correlationism’ and is it ever possible to exorcise the ghost of it. One thing is for sure that Indian thought is getting more and more human-centric and there I think your analogy of moving away from Indian Philosophy and ever closer to Chinese philosophy as what the SR is doing sounds interesting.
Amod Lele February 25th, 2010 on 6:20 pm
Thanks for an intriguing post, Himanshu, and welcome to the blog! Can you say a bit more about the last point? I’m not sure how the “withdrawal” language is working, or what Harman does to take individual objects as foundations comparable to the Cartesian self.
Also, where do you see links between SR and Aurobindo? Is this something you’ve written about on your blog?
Jung’s Psychology of the Living God and Transformation of Individual and Community: Preface—by David Johnston Mon 18 Jan 2010, Part I: Jung, Philemon and the Fourfold Psyche Mon 25 Jan 2010, Part II Thu 28 Jan 2010, Part III—by David Johnston on Mon 01 Feb 2010, Part IV A—by David Johnston Thu 04 Feb 2010, Part IV B—by David Johnston Mon 08 Feb 2010.
Fundamentalism and the Integral Yoga – Auroville Today Interview ... February 2010 ... an interview with Debashish Banerji by Alan and Carel. What are the roots of fundamentalism?
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