
Is it worth reading Mother’s Agenda, or is it better to stick to other works by the Mother and Sri Aurobindo?📖
It is best to read the Collected Works of The Mother and Letters on Yoga first before reading The Agenda. Also read the parts related

It is best to read the Collected Works of The Mother and Letters on Yoga first before reading The Agenda. Also read the parts related

It is quite possible. Mona da told me this story of the Mother seeing the photographs of the revolutionaries. He didn’t mention anything about Bose.

Which book of Mona da is it mentioned? I have not come across it. Would like to see the reference. Sri Aurobindo’s own assessment of

The best commentary on Savitri is yet to be written. Savitri has been revealed from a plane of consciousness not yet accessible to the human

The integral yoga is not a yoga of bhakti alone. And even the bhakti here is not of the traditional kind. This yoga is not

The Guru is needed to ignite the spark of aspiration. Generally the spark is lit by the mantra given by the guru during initiation. Once

It means that Sri Krishna is the Anandamaya, the Godhead of Bliss, who has been behind the evolutionary journey of man so far. He is

It is because the ego takes over and wants to be the sole mediator between Sri Aurobindo and the person. Try to practice nishkama karma

One can read without knowing much about Sri Aurobindo and The Mother. But it remains incomplete in a way. It is always helpful to read

In a letter to Prithwi Singh Nahar, The Mother clearly said that Savitri is untranslatable. People can translate it for their own personal joy, one

The Mother herself has answered this question. We can open to the Mother by reading Her books, by thinking about Her, by meditating upon Her

But who has said that? It is completely wrong and very far from truth. One needs the Divine purity when one is dirty and the

Remembrance is a method, a very powerful method. Touch of the Mother’s Consciousness means feeling Her Presence in some way or the other and its

The Swastika is the wheel of Time in dynamic forward motion indicated by the four clockwise strokes in the circumference. At the centre is Dharma

True surrender implies obeying the Divine in life and actions. It means getting rid of the cravings of desire and living with faith in the

Grace is always unconditional or rather it has its own logic stretching across lives. The human mind cannot fathom its mystery and its working. Often

It is quite a correct and pertinent observation. The Gita has undergone much distortion (in its meaning) in the hands of the traditionalists. That is

The simplest thing is to keep the phone away for a couple of hours and don’t interact much on the Darshan day. If …