Metro coaches set to debut Calcutta Telegraph Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Mamata also announced a special train — the Aurobindo Express — that would run from Calcutta to Pondicherry on April 10 to mark 100 years of Sri Aurobindo’s journey from the city to Pondicherry.
Mamata also announced a special train — the Aurobindo Express — that would run from Calcutta to Pondicherry on April 10 to mark 100 years of Sri Aurobindo’s journey from the city to Pondicherry.
Divine notes mark centenary fete of Aurobindo's arrival
Bombay Jayashri performing at the Ashram Theatre on Sunday evening, in commemoration of 100 years since Sri Aurobindo's arrival in Puducherry. ...
PUDUCHERRY: A hundred years since Sri Aurobindo set foot in this seaside town, Puducherry reverberated with divine music in celebration. In an event organised by the Department of Tourism, Department of Art and Culture and the Aurobindo Ashram, some of the musical stalwarts in the country mesmerised Puducherrians all weekend.
It was a heady concoction of Carnatic and Hindustani music on each day, as audiences filled the Ashram Theatre to capacity, spilled on to the courtyard and sat till late into the night, to savour the music. Carnatic nadaswaram vidwan duo Kasim – Babu kick-started the festival on Friday evening with a scintillating performance, followed by Uday Bhawalkar's Hindustani vocal concert in the Dhrupad tradition. Saturday's concert by R. Vidya Bharati, descendent of poet Subramanya Bharathi had great significance in the light of the poet's friendship with Sri Aurobindo. Renowned sarangi player Murad Ali Khan later enthralled the audiences well into the night, with an awe-inspiring performance.
March 29th 1914 - Mother's first meeting with Sri Aurobindo A blog post by Lalit Kumar was featured
Pondicherry, March 29, 1914 O Thou whom we must know, understand, realise, absolute Consciousness, eternal Law, Thou who guidest and illuminest us, who movest and inspirest us, grant that these weak souls may be strengthened and those who fear be… from ASPIRATION - Aspiration is a call to the Divine. — The Mother
Barindranath Chaki replied to kalpana's discussion 'What does your soul rejoice in?'
Yes, indeed, the birds of the same feathers have flocked together here — not as engineers or doctors or administrators or in any other capacity, but as the followers of The Mother and Sri Aurobindo, as Aspirants for the Supramental Becoming!
Claude Arpi: Sri Aurobindo leaves Bengal and arrives in Pondicherry By Claude Arpi
AlthoughPondicherry is celebrating the 100th anniversary of Sri Aurobindo's arrival in the former French Establishment, the historic event was triggered by events which occurred a few months earlier in Kolkata. ...
Although
For Sri Aurobindo, events were hotting up. One day, while he was in the Karmayogin office, he received the information about a police search and his likely arrest. Some of his young disciples were arguing about what to do, when Sri Aurobindo suddenly heard a voice saying, “Go to Chandernagore.”
Sri Aurobindo left immediately for the small French comptoir. There, a disciple Motilal Roy arranged his accommodation. …
Sri Aurobindo left immediately for the small French comptoir. There, a disciple Motilal Roy arranged his accommodation. …
For a few days Sri Aurobindo had to shift residence several times as Roy feared that the dreaded British CID would find out about the presence of the revolutionary who finally asked Roy to make arrangements for his departure for Pondicherry ; he would leave by the steamer Le Dupleix on March 31. After some last-minute incidents (which would have greatly disturbed any ordinary human being, but not Sri Aurobindo), he finally boarded the steamer at midnight and sailed to a new phase of his life. [On the Mother: The chronicle of a manifestation and ministry K. R Srinivasa Iyengar]
Based on the life of Sri Aurobindo, the book extracts richly from books, letters, reports, records, biographies, archival photographs and unpublished manuscripts while maintaining the independence and fictionary taut element of a novel ...
Meditation is the easiest process for the human mind, but the narrowest in its results; contemplation more difficult, but greater; self-observation and liberation from the chains of Thought the most difficult of all, but the widest and greatest in its fruits. One can choose any of them according to one’s bent and capacity.
The perfect method is to use them all, each in its own place and for its own object; but this would need a fixed faith and firm patience and a great energy of Will in the self-application to the yoga.
He writes, he captures eternity on a page,
though he's no more he has escaped the age.
And in a timeless bowel I believe he dwells,
a cavern of secret souls locked in infinity.
Musepaper: How the poet Sri Aurobindo had grown along with his symbols
It also shows how the poet Sri Aurobindo had grown along with his symbols and evolved himself finally into a Yogi. Sri Aurobindo is in the long line of the seer-poets ofIndia and his message has an all-time relevance to society ...
It also shows how the poet Sri Aurobindo had grown along with his symbols and evolved himself finally into a Yogi. Sri Aurobindo is in the long line of the seer-poets of
Savitri: the Light of the Supreme :: 06: Aswapati's Yoga-Tapasya ... by RY Deshpande
Sri Aurobindo describes his threefold yoga-tapasya as follows. This is from a letter he wrote to Amal Kiran in 1946. First, he is achieving his own spiritual self-fulfilment as the individual and this is described as the Yoga of the ...
Sri Aurobindo describes his threefold yoga-tapasya as follows. This is from a letter he wrote to Amal Kiran in 1946. First, he is achieving his own spiritual self-fulfilment as the individual and this is described as the Yoga of the ...
Forms Are Capable of Expressing Involved Consciousness « Sri ... By sriaurobindostudies
Sri Aurobindo describes this when he states: “…design, quantity and number are powers of existence-substance, quality and property are powers of the consciousness and its force that reside in the existence; they can be made manifest and ...
Sri Aurobindo describes this when he states: “…design, quantity and number are powers of existence-substance, quality and property are powers of the consciousness and its force that reside in the existence; they can be made manifest and ...
Matter is not purely unconscious or inanimate, but contains within it, the essence of consciousness and the impulsion of its intended manifestation. The hidden or occult consciousness creates forms that can support the manifestation of that consciousness over time, and as higher energies of consciousness have to manifest, they create ever more complex forms capable of holding and manifesting that consciousness. reference: Sri Aurobindo, The Life Divine, Book 2, Part I, Chapter 1, Indeterminates, Cosmic Determinations and the Indeterminable
INITIATING IS important. The mental inertia has been instrumental in limiting our capability to excel. There is always a fear factor at the back of consciousness that makes us uneasy in starting up. This is what mental programming all about. It is the nature and nurture factor that governs the ability to initiate and accept the consequences there after. A fast debugging of mental hard disk becomes inevitable. This world is truly for those who can quickly learn, unlearn and relearn under the dynamically changing environment. It is up on us to feed our grey matter with thoughts that are...
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Writings from Sri Aurobindo: I « Hand-me-down Sandra By Larie
An excerpt from “Lights On Life Problems”, by Kishor Gandhi; a compilation of Sri Aurobindo's views on important life-problems complied from his writings. Qn: Is not love itself as it exists between human beings mostly egoistic in ...
An excerpt from “Lights On Life Problems”, by Kishor Gandhi; a compilation of Sri Aurobindo's views on important life-problems complied from his writings. Qn: Is not love itself as it exists between human beings mostly egoistic in ...
மாதவிப் பந்தல்: மாதவிப் பந்தலுக்கு ... by kannabiran, RAVI SHANKAR (KRS)
Then, one loves, even if one is not loved, but one still wants one's love to be accepted! * And finally, one loves purely and simply, without any other need or enjoy than that of loving! -- The Mother-Sri Aurobindo Ashram ...
Then, one loves, even if one is not loved, but one still wants one's love to be accepted! * And finally, one loves purely and simply, without any other need or enjoy than that of loving! -- The Mother-Sri Aurobindo Ashram ...
Sri Aurobindo writes in Savitri, “The great are strongest when they stand alone.” Only when we feel complete “standing alone” – the word “alone” originally ...
Sri Aurobindo's contributions toward a global spiritual culture - A National ...Music Festival on 26th, 27th and 28th March 2010 ::: Sri Aurobindo Ashram ... Sri Aurobindo Ashram Theater, Pondicherry [Corner of South blvd and Rue ...Music Festival on 26th, 27th and 28th March 2010 ::: Sri Aurobindo Ashram Theater ...
Savitri Era of those who adore, Om Sri Aurobindo and The Mother. .... Sri Aurobindo: A Contemporary Reader Edited by Sachidananda Mohanty, Routledge India , ...
Swami Vivekananda, Sri Aurobindo, Ananda Coomaraswamy, CP Ramaswamy Aiyar, KP Jaiswal, and RC Majumdar all received colonial education and wrote their works ...
In one of the footnotes to the Agni-hymns, Sri Aurobindo makes the following comment: ... Poetry Time: 20 March 2010 —A Vision of Science by Sri Aurobindo ...
A History of India By Hermann Kulke, Dietmar Rothermund
A History of India presents the grand sweep of Indian history from antiquity to the present in a compact and readable survey. The authors examine the major political, economic, social and cultural forces which have shaped the history of the Indian subcontinent. Providing an authoritative and detailed account, Hermann Kulke and Dietmar Rothermund emphasise and analyse the structural pattern of Indian history.
Revised throughout, the fifth edition of this highly accessible book brings the history of India up to date to consider, for example, the elections of 2009. In addition a great deal more material on cultural history, art and architecture has been included in the book, including 20 new illustrations.
Heavily illustrated with notes and glossary, this is an attractive and useful student guide to Indian history. ISBN: 9780415485449 Published March 30 2010 by Routledge.
Auronet 30 Mar
Event / 06:45 am Sivananda Yoga – with Shambo at Verite
Event / 08:00 am Ashtanga Yoga
Event / 10:30 am Insight Seminar: Economy and Organization of Auroville
Event / 10:30 am Insight Seminar: Economy and Organization
Event / 03:30 pm "Watching Kung Fu Panda" - Introductory workshop on the Integral Yoga of Sri Aurobindo and the Mother
31 Mar
Event / 08:00 am Ashtanga Yoga
Event / 10:30 am Insight Seminar: Eco-Restoration in Auroville
Event / 10:30 am Insight Seminar: Eco-Restoration
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