Spiritual evolution has been going on since some time now. Its eventual purpose is to evolve humanity beyond the vital-mental man he now is to
Let us leave the supramental, spiritual and psychic apart for a moment. Nor can we arrive at the real problem if we just think in
A home, as in a typical family, is the first contact and schooling in collective life. The second step is the national life and the
The idea and experience of God as well as natural disasters, even catastrophes, calamities have existed side by side since the very beginning of humanity
I fully understand your dilemma, the dilemma of a Sattwic human being. It is the apex of all that we call human. And yet even
This is the typical example of defining something in a particular (and limited) way and thereby destroying its truth. If history is merely about the
Sri Aurobindo is speaking largely of an earlier humanity that was not touched by modern mind and its ways of life. That humanity is hardly
I understand the difficulty which arises mainly from the idea of a fair and just or a humanly rational world fixed in its rules, processes,
Sri Krishna took his station on the Overmind just as Sri Rama from the Illumined Mind and Sri Aurobindo from the Supermind. It was the
I can see that despite the overgeneralised remarks there is in you the urge to do good. Hence I am bypassing all your judgments that
Supramental being means an earthly being, created through the evolutionary process, that embodies the supramental consciousness. It is the new race that is yet to
This is not something to be processed as much as to be outgrown. It is the vestige of our animal past that has grown through
Yes in a way. But that does not mean that the Divine is indifferent to our suffering. He knows it, knows its true cause and
The changes are too many and in every sphere of life. The problem is that many of these changes are not only not understood by
The description of the two paths through which humanity moves is described best (and in a most practical way) in the 16th Chapter of the
Your aspiration as well as anguish is quite understandable. Yes, there are so many things in the writings of Sri Aurobindo that would be of
Suffering, in fact every event, is due to three causes. The first is the immediate cause, that is to say, the immediate event or circumstance
There was a time, long back, when I read many of these things. Found all of them not only grossly inadequate and limited but also