Doing intensive study by oneself is always better. Additionally, one can join one study circle which goes best with one’s seeking. Too many study circles and courses can be quite distracting and confusing.
Affectionately,
Alok Da
I want to know if The Mother refers to Sri Aurobindo as ‘Lord’? And so, when They say, the aim of life is to know the Divine and unite with It, do they mean to know the Lord and unite with Him? So, do we look to know Sri Aurobindo and The Mother as the Divine, and unite with Them by offering ourselves to Them integrally? I am curious how you understand this and practice this aim of Life. πππ»πͺ·β€οΈβπ₯
June 4, 2026
The Lord is the Ishwara, the Supreme Lord as the Creator of the Worlds, also known as the Purushottama, Paramatma, Parameshwara in Hindu thought.
She is asking us to trust Him completely and surrender all to Him. It is He who knows and is seeing to…
