Depends upon what we call as historical. Strictly speaking it is extremely difficult to be hundred percent certain about anything of remote history in terms of actual excavations and remains of the era. So one has to rely on written documents and oral transmission (since written records came later). Much of history is by way of such accounts. In this sense it is very much historical as it is documented in the Seventh Mandala of the Rig Veda.
Affectionately,
Alok Da
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They carry within them a certitude along with an inner peace and joy that is the constant companion of any activity of the higher consciousness.
All these customs and traditions developed due to certain local situations and circumstances. For example, this particular so-called rule may have been agreed upon to give rest to the barbers for a day. The Mother and Sri …
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 him was that he was a passionate sentimental idealist with the streak of ambition that drove him. Of course this comment refers to his personaity and nature in this life. It is not any judgment ….
