Collated by Tusar Nath Mohapatra
Sri Aurobindo was not a "Gandhian", he was a revolutionary. If you get time, read "Revolutionaries: The Other Story of How India Won Its Freedom" by Sanjeev Sanyal. Its an eye opener.
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After reading sri aurobindo and mother Mirra ; I got all the Answers iwas looking and they have solved the riddle of Universe; only thing is a thirst for seeking the Truth; I have been influenced with so many other Thinkers as well ; but my Path is unique
Synthesis of Many.
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New Episode! "The Subtle Energetic Interchange That Takes Place at a Subliminal Level"
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Sri Aurobindo and the Mother, The Hidden Forces of Life , Ch. 1 Life Through the Eyes of the Yogin,…
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7 hours ago — Opinion. A Fatherhood More Equal? In exalting Gandhi, we've elbowed Sri Aurobindo into the shadows. Advertisement. F. Francois Gautier. February 5, 2022.
8 hours ago — During my time spent teaching children at the Sri Aurobindo Integral Education Centre in my home district of Mayurbhanj in the state of Odisha, I saw for ...
P Heehs - Aries, 2024
… One person who discovered the Revue Cosmique in 1904 was Mirra Alfassa, a young Paris-born artist who toward the end of that year met Louis Thémanlys, a friend of her brother, who was in contact with the Theons and a reader of the Revue …… Years later, after she had become the Mother of the Sri Aurobindo Ashram, she related some anecdotes about the Theons to students of the Ashram school and to a close disciple. These stories first appeared in print in collections of talks published …
The reputations of Eliezer Mordechai Bimstein and Mary Ware (aka Theon and Madame Theon) as master occultists took shape during their lifetimes in the absence of accurate biographical information. Best known as leaders of the Cosmic Movement, which attracted a number of adherents during the first decade of the twentieth century, they each had an interesting backstory, Bimstein as a worker in the tobacco trade, then co-founder of the Hermetic Brotherhood of Luxor, Ware as Mother Superior of a convent, then poet, actress, and lecturer on occult themes. Their teachings, published in the Revue Cosmique and Tradition Cosmique, influenced such people as Louis Thémanlys and Mirra Alfassa, later the Mother of the Sri Aurobindo Ashram. Biographical material on Bimstein and Ware, brought to light by recent scholars, has led to a deconstruction of the myth of the Theons but this does not necessarily detract from the interest of their writings.
S Velassery - Towards a New Dharma of Peace Building: Conflict …, 2024
… Thus Sri Aurobindo has correctly pointed out the implications of dharma as religious law of action and the most profound law of our nature. According to him, it is not a creed, cult, or ideal inspiring an ethical and social rule; it is the moral law that …
M Kapadia - Towards a New Dharma of Peace Building: Conflict …, 2024
Peace is generally seen as absence of conflict, like health is seen as absence of disease. However, when we review Vedic literature, peace, and health both are constructs in themselves, not in relationship with the contrast. Peace is an emotion …
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Disciplines” is focused on an interdisciplinary approach involving team members from different disciplines working collaboratively, with a common purpose, to set goals, make decisions and share resources and responsibilities. In an era defined …
JE Lee - International Journal of Religion, 2024
This study examines the nature of discourse formation in the Dalit movement by analysing two different historical stages: 1) the nineteenth-century upper-caste discourse on Aryan race theory and the counter-discourse advocated by Phule; and …
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T SERAFINI
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In the last few years, Indian politics has entered in a new phase of populist politics, where state welfarism promotes the policies Populist politics, policies with a strategic sense of belonging to a particular ideology. The populist persuasion of Hindutva …
MV Georgekutty - Encyclopedia of New Populism and Responses in the …, 2024
… Hindutva nationalism, which directly sees several ‘internal’ and ‘external’ threats to the ‘Hindu/Indian’ nation. One central claim of the Hindutva … In the Hindutva narrative, the presence of nonHindus in the nation’s body politic contributed to the …
K Patel - Global Discourse, 2024
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JC Chennattuserry, M Deshpande, P Hong - 2023
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W Njuguna - Decolonising Social Work in Finland: Racialisation and …, 2024
… with the rise of reactionary Indian Prime Minister Modi’s fascism and Hindutva. This gives it a cultural and political resonance that not all BIPOC … ’, making palatable the genocidal harm caused by the rise of Hindutva and the ‘saffronisation’ …
A Ranjan - 2024
This book looks at migration through the lens of the Partition of India in 1947. The Partition uprooted millions of people from their homelands. This volume examines the initial difficulties faced by the refugees in settling down in their adopted land. It …
S Dsouza - BUSINESS AND SOCIETY: Issues and Cases in the …, 2024
… Some have even charged that diaspora giving to militant Hindutva groups fueled the recent ethnic riots in Gujarat. This can be said as the negative impact of religious remittances. There are many accusations that wealthy Saudi businesspersons …
N Nayeem, JA Bhat
This article examines the political trajectory of Indian secularism in the post-independence era, exploring both its theoretical foundations and its practical application. It underscores the fundamental aspects of Indian secularism and delves into how …
LK Meena, AK Sharma, R Pargi - 2024
Svādhyāya literally means' to study oneself'. It is a larger concept which has many meanings. Svādhyāya is a‟ Niyama'in various Hindu philosophies. Swadhyaya also means' self-study'and reading the Vedas and other scriptures. Studying, listening …
P Salo, S Francisco, A Olin - Professional development in education, 2024
Based on an overview of the existing literature, this paper aims to provide a holistic and coherent conceptualisation and understanding of the complexity of educators’ professional learning. First, the way in which professional development, professional …
