Transformation implies the change of human nature into the Divine Supernature. But the change cannot come if our consciousness remains human. An animal cannot change

If we are spread out everywhere as individuals, something no doubt will be done; if we are spread out everywhere in the form of a

The terms beyond, higher and lower ceases to exist as soon as one steps beyond the cosmic consciousness of the Overmind. What one experiences then

Yoga implies that to begin with there is a state of separation. This separation awakens the need for union because deep within there always is

It is a question of one’s aspiration. Certainly one can strive for the Divine Realisation which is anyways the first indispensable basis. But there are

Yes, it is in the sense of the descent of beings from higher worlds from the mental and spiritual planes into the human world, upon

Yes, Sri Aurobindo is like the Himalaya whereas the Mother is like the Ganga flowing from the heart of the mountains to nourish the earth.

These words of The Mother mean that after death, the disembodied vital experiences the play of the forces of vital world, some of which are

The ‘original desire’ refers to the phrase in the Rigveda as well as in Buddha’s statement about the origin of creation. As there are no

I would like to understand her way of leadership, execution, and dealing with challenges, insights that can be applied to any organization or project.

Yes

Divine Love is the Love of the Divine, the Love that the Divine sends in this creation to heal and transform it.

Bhakti is

I understand your feelings. It has not been an easy life but which life is easy after all? Each one has to face their challenges

Sri Aurobindo himself said that it is The Mother’s coming that made it possible to fulfil the Yoga. Before the Mother’s coming he could realise

There is a cyclic aspect in the movement of Time and forces and tendencies do try to repeat themselves taking advantage of this cyclic movement.

I have not read this statement of the Mother unless She said it personally to a disciple. Probably Pandit ji wrote something like this. What

There is no such rules in Sri Aurobindo’s yoga as they did not want their teachings to turn into mechanical rituals as we see in

I would simply smile at their folly. If they insist, I would point out the story of Nachiketa in the Katha Upanishad. If they are

If I were to see it in the light of the writings of Sri Aurobindo and The Mother applying my intuition to it, I would