Some people get a pain in the eyes when they look at the sun and are obliged to put on dark glasses because sunlight is
Aswapati is a divine being from the higher consciousness who has come to earth to help. By assuming a human body he becomes the representative
The poem that you are possibly referring to is Shiva where Sri Aurobindo describes Shiva’s face as a mask of Peace.
‘Shiva
A face
When the Divine Mother willed to create, She brought out different aspects from the One Divine and distributed Her Knowledge and Power to each one
As to the story of Savitri and Satyavan it is narrated in the Mahabharata as well as Brahmvaivarta Purana as a tale of conjugal love
By intense devotion to the point of being detached with everything else. By serving him in the spirit of nishkama karma leaving the result and
Tamas is not mentioned because it is about activity that he is speaking. Tamas is inertia and sets in to balance the activity. The three
You mean the Integral Yoga since most yogas do not aim at establishing the Divine Life upon earth. They aim at the liberation of the
Absolutely. In fact none of the inner worlds care about right or wrong which is uniquely a human concept. The world of glamour is full
One doesn’t have to be transformed to know the Divine Will. One need not even be a great yogi or someone completely liberated from all
This is quite a relevant observation and i have given some thought to it. I suppose there are three or four reasons for such behaviour.
It is a psychic feeling, a soul remembrance and is a sign that you are ready for the true spiritual life.
Sri Aurobindo’s Integral Yoga is indeed a life-embracing Yoga but it embraces life with the view of transforming it. It does not advocate perpetuating the
It means that instead of piecemeal solution we must consider all sides of a problem so that we may arrive at a more comprehensive solution.
There is no contradiction in Her but it is to the limited mind’s way of seeing that it appears as contradictions. In fact everything in
It means that as he put his feet upon the soil of India, the darkness left him automatically without effort or struggle. There was no
Because the child has forgotten this simple truth, like a child separated from his parents soon after birth, much like the story of Mowgli reared
Yes the description you cite are very much of Sri Krishna and Kali. There are other passages in Savitri as well that reveal this truth,