There is a talk on this subject https://auromaa.org/mrinalini-devi-hh-172/ . There isn’t much that is known on this aspect, but the little that is known can
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
Yes. Not only in poetry as you have rightly pointed out, but in everything, in the least atom and grain of sand one can see
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
The East India Company came about be taking advantage of selfish Rajahs (kings) who bartered their soul for the comforts of a luxurious life to
Because Sri Aurobindo embodies the highest consciousness, therefore his words carry the vibrations of the Truth that he embodies and brings to us. By coming
There is a gentle sarcasm in it. The disciple has asked a question
“Why is it said that Krishna is an Overmind God?’
The
Yes there is indeed a deeper, in fact very deep meaning in the story. The story of Khatu Shyam ji is narrated in the Mahabharata
This happens because your soul recognises Sri Aurobindo as the Divine, as one who is meant to lead you to your true goal. They are
Yes, it is the first important step among many firsts. It is to watch one’s thoughts and feelings, will and impulses without judging them. Next
Both Sri Aurobindo and The Mother were independently conscious of the work and the mission of establishing the Divine Consciousness here upon earth. They knew
‘Existence is not merely a machinery of Nature, a wheel of law in which the soul is entangled for a moment or for ages; it
Those who have undertaken the Yoga of Sri Aurobindo are supposed to set an example to the world that material life are not incompatible with
There are some good short compilations from the writings that work best. It will depend upon the kind of interest that the children have. A
Yes. That is quite a pertinent observation. But first we must understand that his remarks are not about Shankara and Buddha as a person, –
The vital is full of unruly instincts, desires and impulses. It must first be brought under the control of the mind and reason. It must
The comparison is incorrect because in all these places that you mention there have also been disciples, even prominent ones such as TV Kapalishastri from
One could answer this question in different ways. But first we need to draw a distinction between a sattwic, selfless, honest person and a spiritual
