This can be very clearly seen in the Ramayana if we care to find. But a word of caution is needed. We should be careful
The Ramayana, at the center of which we find Lord Rama, the seventh Avatara of Vishnu, and Mata Sita, the Divine Mother in her gracious
Gayatri devi is associated with a type of metre or rhythm. She is considered to be a manifestation of goddess Saraswati who has set into
Well we cannot totally justify with Ravana as here he represents the retrogressive movement in nature. He wants to undo what has been done through
It is not a question of feeling but of taking a certain attitude, of a kind of relation one seeks to form with the Divine
When Rama and Sita were exiled, they had to cross a river. A boatman took them across. Since they did not have anything else to
Mantra is highest rhythm of intensity and power to which human speech can be raised. The Vedic Science regards the world as being built by
Those who call Rama a misogynist have surely not read the Ramayana. To call a person misogynist who thinks several times before shooting an arrow
The three Ram are the three aspects of the One Divine, the Universal, Immanent and the Transcendent (jagat pasara, ghat ghat vasi, sabse nyara). All
It is an authentic experience of contact with the Mother’s Force giving a glimpse of Sri Aurobindo as the…
Yes absolutely so. Our souls need to ascend to higher and higher states of consciousness. Each time this happens we gain a better vantage point
[1] Generally it would mean inheriting certain ambitions from the parents. These are like contaminants to the straight natural line of expression that is the
Rama and Sita are rightly the names that have governed the Hindu psyche for long. What Shiva and Parvati are on the subtle planes, Rama
he gods are not psychological tools but cosmic forces, energies, powers that stand behind the various workings of the cosmos. Since these forces are not
Just as the Sun sends light to the earth in two modes, – a steady stream of photons and as special intense outbursts or solar
Your reaction at the insult of Mother India is understandable and many of us share it. But we should be clear that these so-called khalistanis
This is the other angle of the story of Sita’s banishment. Painful as the story is, apparently ending on a tragic note, a closer look
It is better to be safe than sorry later on. What you experienced is not love but some kind of vital affinity leading to a
