2. In the event of GOLDEN DAY ( 1956) DOES ANY ONE ( SADHAK) got feeling of ascent of the SUPRAMENTAL FORCE in the play ground. If so kindly tell me the story or name the book, as AM the regular follower of your online discussion.
Sri Aurobindo’s own sadhana got completed on 24th November 1926. He achieved his individual Siddhi, the Divine Perfection that was his mission to establish upon earth. But the collective work of lifting those who came drawn to Him for the new Yoga as well as of establishing the Supramental Consciousness as the new governing principle upon earth remained. Between 1926 to 1950 Sri Aurobindo was concentrated upon both these interconnected tasks. Extending the fruits of his individual yoga to other aspirants was undertaken with the formation of the Ashram and the Mother taking charge of the individual sadhana of the disciples and organising the Ashram life. Sri Aurobindo turned his attention towards the larger cosmic dimension of the work to prepare the world for the Supramental Manifestation. This preparation included the independence of India, the defeat of the Axis powers, push back the forces of Imperialism and Communism, and many such actions of a larger international and cosmic dimension. He was not in the habit of speaking about himself and hence it is through certain casual remarks during conversations and the letters written to disciples during this period (now running into several volumes) that one can get the clear hints of the works he was engaged in. Of course his overarching influence in the Ashram life and its details was always there through the Mother who would refer everything to him. He also wrote several poems, essays of tremendous importance as for example on the supramental manifestation and the transformation of the body, revised some of his works such as The Synthesis of Yoga, The Life Divine, The Human Cycle and of course as the crown of it all wrote, rewrote and perfected his greatest of gifts to mankind, Savitri. This is in brief though each of these works would require an extensive discussion to fill in all the dots.
Affectionately,
Alok Da
