Yes. One can learn from anything and everything if one is keen to know. There is indeed always a good hidden even behind the worst.
It shows an opening to the cosmic consciousness in you. What you saw is the play of the world forces, the forces of the lower
The camels represent slow, patient progress demanding a lot of perseverance. That phase seems to coming to a close and is being replaced by a
This dream suggests an old connection with Savitri, the book, and perhaps with you as well. It seems something deeply imprinted in the psychic being,
There is nothing wrong in telling about your previous Guru if you felt he would be the right person to guide and help. In general
Yes, I understand. What I have understood as the essence and crux of this yoga is opening and surrender to The Mother. The whole secret
This is a kind of identification that takes place to someone in a state of intense yogic union with the Master especially through the path
Conversion of the ego means that instead of turning towards the satisfaction of desires and being at the mercy of every stroke of nature it
I am not sure why would someone advice anyone whether to repeat a particular mantra or not to repeat it. It is a very personal
Liberation and transformation are two different things. Liberation is like throwing out the contents of the container and cleansing it. But it doesn’t change the
Truth, at least ultimate truth should by definition be ‘something’ that does not change. All that is subject to change can be at best a
Benefit?? Leaving aside the soul for a moment are you really not able to see the difference between an animal and man except for the
As to Sri Aurobindo’s quote I would like to see which one you are referring to. Sri Aurobindo did revise his view as he entered
These are three different things that must be seen each in its own right.
Firstly, sex and yoga: as far as most yogas are concerned,
Poetry requires an inner hearing, the faculty of inspiration so to say, just as painting requires an inner vision, a faculty that reveals what is
The Secret of the Vedas was my first book too along with The Synthesis of Yoga. While it is no doubt a precious treasure (I
Now that is the most legitimate question. The answer is surprisingly simple. Contrary to some pessimistic philosophies, joy is the very nature of life. Suffering
These lines specifically refer to the attacks by the forces of falsehood to which the sadhaks are prone during certain critical phases of the spiritual