In one of the videos, you mentioned that Sri Aurobindo’s basic Sadhana was completed by 1918. In another, there was a talk about His higher Sadhana. If I remember correctly it was like when He experienced Parbrahm, He went in solitude, started higher Sadhana for bringing that consciousness into matter. Mother said there are three ways to serve: 📖🙏🏻 [...]

Have Sri Aurobindo and Sri Maa written about the Sadhanas they did? I wish to know which Sadhanas they did.

Sri Aurobindo’s personal sadhana is documented to some extent in Records of Yoga, especially the section on Yoga chatusthya. Its practical side is given in The Synthesis of Yoga.

The Mother’s sadhana is largely unknown, but She has hinted at certain things that are most needed for us in Her Prayers and Meditations.

Of course the whole of Savitri is an elaborate account of their personal sadhana, experiences and realisations.

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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The tiredness was due to sameness. The supramental world, on the other hand is an ever new marvel renewed constantly due to the full awareness of infinity. There is no sameness here but diversity of the One Infinite.

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I completely understand your situation. Unfortunately it is far too common and a problem quite universally. An ancient saying goes that children of the same family are rarely born under the same roof. The family is a beginning and a base but most of us turn it almost into a goal. Each soul brings its own destiny. Two persons living in the same house need not have the same degree of inner evolution. They may be not only in different …

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I completely agree with you and fully understand your need to travel alone, find your own partner and make your choices. It is the right thing to do and is the dharma of the Age. How else will one grow and discover oneself.

But this will be very difficult as long as you are financially dependent in some way or the other on the family. The most important thing you need therefore is to have is financial independence. As long as you depend upon…

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1.⁠ ⁠through work,

2.⁠ ⁠⁠through finances,

3.⁠ ⁠⁠by doing Sadhana.

Have Sri Aurobindo and Sri Maa written about the Sadhanas they did? I wish to know which Sadhanas they did.

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