
Can we hear the story of the Mother’s cross✝️ please?
As the story goes that one of the Mother’s Vibhuti was Joan of arc who fought at a young age for ideals that would inspire
As the story goes that one of the Mother’s Vibhuti was Joan of arc who fought at a young age for ideals that would inspire
Yoga transcends Science. A scientist can be a yogi and vice versa. Ramanujam is one example. In the Sri Aurobindo Ashram itself there have been
Surrender does not mean lack of effort. That would be tamasic surrender and will not bring any result. It means now my life is meant
The ‘He’ who is being refered to in the poem ‘Who’ is Krishna, the immanent Divine who drives creation towards its eventual divine consummation, the
It means that what we presently are acts as a spur towards better and yet greater and higher things. To evolve …
Stories are the best medium to inspire children, especially stories of the Ramayana, especially Hanuman. Savitri acts to build the inner consciousness much more than
The body needs to be taken care of but always the soul comes first. Pushing beyond limits does take a toll upon the bodily life
The Mother herself mentions why she came and lived with Sri Aurobindo for the common work they came to do. ‘Between 11 and 13 a
The Dashamahavidyas are ten forms of the World Mother representing her cosmic powers from the highest worlds of Beauty and Light, Tripurasundari, to the lowest
The short answer is yes, one should read the Agenda because it contains some very important aspects of Her life and work that one does
Vairagya is of two kinds. One kind of Vairagya is born out of disappointment from the world or an inability to face its challenges. It
The Divine does not act according to the human ideas of omnipotence. He allows a great degree of freedom of choices to the human instruments
To start with, if we take the standpoint that nothing happens without a cause then we must look for the hidden drivers of man’s material
First thing they would be happy about is to see us in a state of peace, harmony and joy. This is only possible if we
Read slowly, almost meditatively. Repeat few select lines from what you have read as part of your daily remembrance. Write the passages that touch you
The best book for all these questions is The Life Divine. Read it slowly, systematically, regularly with sufficient pauses to break the long sentences into
deally, they should strengthen each other’s positive qualities while supplementing each other’s deficiencies. Sharing of common tastes and thoughts, pursuing similar goals is also important.
This is a line from Book Three Canto Three of Savitri, The House of the Spirit and the New Creation. Here, in this Canto we