Prescription for becoming emotionally strong
Rx
1. Love the Mother
2. Serve the Mother
3. Read books of Sri Aurobindo and The Mother
The Guru has to be seen as the Divine Himself. Instead of focusing too much on the outer physical aspect one should see the Divine
These are moments when a door suddenly opens within us, and we feel the touch or call from the Divine. There is a sudden downpour
As you might be aware, Sri Aurobindo’s Teaching is not a philosophy but Yoga. This Yoga includes the entire field of life. Every field of
The Source of Rta is in the dynamic aspect of Consciousness or Chit-tapas. Hiranyagarbha holds it within as well as is moved by it but
`In Nature, since it started from division and egoism, the Titan had to come first; he is here in us as the elder god, the
Trust is a very precious, priceless gift. Even among human beings it is special. But when it is towards the Divine then it should be
It is much better to catch the knot of life at the other end from where it all begins. The riddle of life cannot be
Here is the passage from the Synthesis of Yoga to which you are referring.
‘That which is thus made manifest to our vision and experience,
That is a very interesting observation. I don’t think anyone has mentioned it. I have myself not noticed this. But apart from congratulating you for
Your reading approach is perfectly fine. Savitri and Prayers and Meditations are an indispensable must. Rest will depend upon taste and temperament.
The Synthesis
That is a most relevant question. The Mother herself has answered it. Here is her Guidance on the subject.
‘It is a great error
Quite true.
Our ancestors were truly great in depth as well as height. They went to the extreme limits of everything for which they were
It is doubtful if Ayurvedic Science has the treatment for the kind of retinal problem you seem to be having. It will be best to
The Integrated Source of our drop does not have a higher drop because IT is itself the Source. What is beyond THAT can only be
‘Will to be’ is the inbuilt urge within each creature. It is this deepest urge that pushes us and, if we do not heed, we
As you know this novel by Oscar Wilde is a dark sattire, the portrait of a man who sells his soul for superficial pleasures. Basil
Repetitive situations come to teach us something about ourselves. But we often keep looking at the situation and end up blaming others thereby losing the