Anirvan translated The Life Divine in Bengali. You are probably referring to Anil Baran who has written the Bhagavad Gita with English translation and appropriate
Surely there havd been and still there are the Vibhutis whom They have prepared as Their instruments for the Work.
Actually it is not like that. I don’t think one should be so harsh on poor Ashramite wanting a little change on an odd day
Collective Yoga does not mean a democratic decision by taking everybody’s opinion. It means directing our collective efforts towards the realisation of the Divine Life
Because each deity is something or the other of the Divine Mother one can no doubt, through strong faith and intense aspiration approach Her through
The mind bereft of all conceptions of the Divine will yet conceive something or someone as the Highest , the Origin, the Source of all
Yes. But she was in very poor psychological health.
It means first that there is a delight of existence that is hidden in the movement of creation itself (the becoming). It is there hidden
The Mother can help in several ways. If you are open and receptive, full of faith and trust in Her Force can directly intervene and
Sri Aurobindo was very much identified with Kali in the early part of his life. He has described her in several places in his poetry
I don’t think Sri Aurobindo was Rama. Besides each Avatar passes through his own unique line of evolutionary process for the ultimate role as an
Auroville is the Mother’s occult experiment to realise human unity. It is also to prepare the earth for a higher spiritual evolution. It is for
By light is meant the parts that are open to something higher, nobler, beautiful, divine, for example courage, generosity, wideness, perseverance. The shadow is that
Sri Aurobindo writes in Essays on the Gita. ‘Dharma is a word which has an ethical and practical, a natural and philosophical and a religious
This question can equally be asked of all the great ones such as Lord Rama, Krishna, Buddha and Sri Aurobindo. But as you rightly say
Vaishnava bhakti is directed towards Lord Vishnu and his manifestations including the Avatars, Sri Rama and Sri Krishna. Bhakti in the Integral Yoga is directed
Everybody goes through the struggle. If you read through the lives or even the writings of these mystics you will get some sense of what
Yogis are way above these ideas anyways. Sri Ramakrishna loved prawns. Swami Vivekanand ate meat. How does it matter as long as they realised God