But they are two very different works with very different purposes. As far as the equivalent of Bhagawadam and Ramayana is concerned one has to
A prayer rising on crest of emotion is true prayer. Emotions imply faith. It is the mind, especially the physical mind that brings …
One may experience the ‘zone or state of Truth’ for a few moments or even, let us say, practices it in speech and actions, yet
The Divine is everywhere and one can pray anytime, anywhere. She is in the heart, closer than the mobile in hand.
The world
Technically it should be work not works as it is being used as a noun. However the quote is slightly different. It is as below.
The idea of helping others are itself a form of the sattwic ego. Underprivileged, economically deprived children is the language of sentimental idealism that has
This beautiful prayer given below does refer to the house where Sri Aurobindo was staying at that time, the Guest House which is presently part
I understand your concern very well and they come from an inner sincerity to follow the Mother’s teachings correctly as advised by them. The difficulty
Everything is possible if there is sincerity of aspiration. That is the main difficulty for everyone. Something in us is attracted to the spiritual life,
I am referring to the standard complete Two Volume set of the Srimadabhagawatam.
The translated portion is in the volume on Translations.
It is about the disciple who was in jail at that time, possibly Sudhir Kumar Sarcar.
What Sri Aurobindo is giving us is a complete roadmap, the entire truth, the broad idea and the total landscape of the human evolutionary journey
Yes, your thoughts are flowing in quite the right direction. Copying something from the Mother which resonates.
‘If one can be like this, open—truly
Sri Aurobindo has described it in the Mother beautifully. ‘To walk through life armoured against all fear, peril and disaster, only two things are needed,
Do Naam japa, call Her and concentrate on Her Presence in the heart. Aspire for Her service and consecrate your life to Her.
Like a sun Thy splendour descends upon the earth and Thy rays will illumine the world. All those elements which are pure enough, plastic enough,
It means that though Eternal he (the Supreme or highest Purusha) can enter the play of Time, though infinite he can yet assume a finite
Soon after completing his personal sadhana on the 24th November 1926 (Siddhi), Sri Aurobindo wrote these following Mantras in his notebook. …
