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Gandhi was the first person to call out to Sri Aurobindo when he chickened out of the independence war, which is why his people hate Gandhi, right? Sarkar came out demanding amnesty and along with the British, a fugitive got a pension of ₹32, or the salary of the British, to keep the people impotent. 🥸🥀👥[…]

And the British did not attack Sri Aurobindo either. Sri Aurobindo seems to be from Savarkar’s line. What a waste of life. Losers leading the country, installing fake gods and small speakers propagating.

Nobody hates anybody. It is your hate that you see reflected in others. I don’t know much about Savarkar, though I have read and followed much of Gandhi’s writings. As to Sri Aurobindo and his gifts to India and the world, I don’t need to speak. If you are really interested, you can find it out for yourself. Enough has been written and spoken by those whom you may consider ‘big people’. The world knows it. So too the world is increasingly discovering the truth of Gandhi. Nothing is hidden in today’s time. Gandhi’s words and work, as well as Sri Aurobindo’s work and words, are all in the public domain. Even to compare the two. There is nothing to compare between a man who, at best, worked for India’s independence and another who worked for the uplifting of the human race. It is silly and stupid to compare the contributions of a Buddha or Sri Ramakrishna with a Subhash Chandra Bose and a Jawaharlal Nehru. Learn to tone down your arrogance when you speak about Sri Aurobindo lest you make a fool of yourself and look like a wild boar striking against the Himalayas or a rod of raw iron measuring the Pacific.

Affectionately,

Alok Da


Source: प्रेम, मृत्यु इत्यादि | श्री अरविन्द के काव्य 4/12 | TH 512

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