If this stage has come one should be extremely grateful and faithfully follow it even if the whole world misunderstands. Yes people may not understand
Perhaps we can say that there is measurable Space and immeasurable Space. Ancient Indian thought instead postulated a material Space that is measurable and an
If one can sincerely open and surrender to the Divine Mother with faith then that is enough. Several letters of Sri Aurobindo and The Mother
Actually the mind gets often into an either or position. But if we look at it little widely then there is a place for both.
Yes the card with the powerful message in the Mother’s handwriting and Her blessings along with the sacred Relics of cotton from Sri Aurobindo’s pillow
Ashram is no more a geographical territory. From 1957, after the Supramental Manifestation, The Mother clearly described how the Ashram has extended to include all
Yes of course, the more one immerses oneself in the Divine Name, the Divine Vibrations, whether waking, sleeping, walking, exercising, resting, working, driving, the better
I didn’t quite understand the difficulty. She is the Divine Mother, the Supreme Creatrix, ‘the Shakti of Sri Aurobindo’ as Sri Aurobindo as he himself
I think I will have a talk on this subject, though I faintly remember one that was given in Auroville on this important subject. Meanwhile,
It means that, on the one side, there is the ordinary life with its ordinary aims, a life centered around our petty desires, gains and
The four aspects of the Divine Mother mentioned by Sri Aurobindo in his wonderful book The Mother refers to the aspects that have so far
It means that observing the rules and rituals of religion, keeping fasts, visiting holy places mechanically does no good. It is merely useless dust. This
Perpetual sign is the advent of Light in the form of dawn inviting us to the adventure of a new day. It is a sign
What do you mean by strict? Military discipline is enforced from outside. It doesn’t change the basic nature, only puts a near cover over it.
Here he is mainly referring to Bankim’s imagery in which Sri Aurobindo finds ‘beauty, terseness, strength and sweetness’. The hideousness is not about Valmiki’s Ramayana.
Yes. Very much so. Sri Aurobindo confirms this in his book The Mother.
Sri Aurobindo did not have the time and he was not in the habit of explaining. He was mainly busy with his main work of
It is not the form but the faith one puts into the form and the spirit and aspiration with which one meditates that one gets