VSKAP: AP Samachar - 13 July 2010 Priyadarsi Dutta The chariot as dharma’s symbol by Vishwa Samvad Kendra AP West
The Rath Yatra may thus be a festive way of celebrating spiritual self-discovery. Like all Hindu festivals its ritualistic aspect is deeply symbolic. Like Kumbh Mela or Durga Puja, it breaks down the barriers of caste. “The ideal society is the vehicle of the indwelling godhead of a human aggregate, the chariot for the journey of Jagannath. Unity, freedom, knowledge and power constitute the four wheels of this chariot,” wrote Sri Aurobindo in Chariot of Jagannath
(1918), a rare Bengali essay.
(1918), a rare Bengali essay. The participatory turn: spirituality, mysticism, religious studies - Page 314 Jorge N. Ferrer, Jorge Noguera Ferrer, Jacob H ... - 2008 - 388 pages
Sri Aurobindo develops a metaphysics, including an account of the divine, the human, the earthly, and the relationships among them. He does not, however, confront Hume and Kant directly, and consequently his writings do not help his ...
Sri Aurobindo develops a metaphysics, including an account of the divine, the human, the earthly, and the relationships among them. He does not, however, confront Hume and Kant directly, and consequently his writings do not help his ...
Sri Aurobindo - A Contemporary Reader Sachidananda Mohanty, Aurobindo Ghose - 2008 - 180 pages
This is a philosophy of life and evolution that Sri Aurobindo develops systematically in a number of books including The Life Divine, The Ideal of Human Unity and The Synthesis of Yoga. The unique approach here is to synthesise the best ...
This is a philosophy of life and evolution that Sri Aurobindo develops systematically in a number of books including The Life Divine, The Ideal of Human Unity and The Synthesis of Yoga. The unique approach here is to synthesise the best ...
Critical Response To Indian Poetry In English - Page 146 A.N. Prasad, Bithika Sarkar - 2008
- 346 pages
... in his childhood is very obscure and it can never be measured: in SavitriAurobindo develops the same idea with a beautiful poetic craftsmanship: "How shall the child already be the man? Because he is infant, shall he never grow? ... British And Indian English Literature: A Critical Study - Page 109 Amar Nath Prasad - 2007 - 342 pages Indian literature in English: critical views - Page 6 Satish Barbuddhe - 2007 - 419 pages
- 346 pages... in his childhood is very obscure and it can never be measured: in SavitriAurobindo develops the same idea with a beautiful poetic craftsmanship: "How shall the child already be the man? Because he is infant, shall he never grow? ... British And Indian English Literature: A Critical Study - Page 109 Amar Nath Prasad - 2007 - 342 pages Indian literature in English: critical views - Page 6 Satish Barbuddhe - 2007 - 419 pages
Teachers of Wisdom - Page 243 Igor Kononenko, Irena Roglic Kononenko
Sri Aurobindo has developed a new kind of yoga which combines and unites all previous major approaches and their major achievements. This integral yoga aims not only for man to discover his divine reality in his deepest inner side and ...
Sri Aurobindo has developed a new kind of yoga which combines and unites all previous major approaches and their major achievements. This integral yoga aims not only for man to discover his divine reality in his deepest inner side and ...
Humanity, truth, and freedom: essays in modern Indian Philosophy - Page 18 Raghunath Ghosh - 2008 - 164 pages
Sri Aurobindo has developed an integral philosophy after harmonizing two worlds-the world of the ascetics and the world of the materialists. He has shown in his philosophy that nothing is separated from the Reality which omnipresent. ...
Sri Aurobindo has developed an integral philosophy after harmonizing two worlds-the world of the ascetics and the world of the materialists. He has shown in his philosophy that nothing is separated from the Reality which omnipresent. ...
The Advent Sri Aurobindo Ashram - 2006
It is observed that Sri Aurobindo has developed significant ideas on the origin of state. Moreover, he attempts to situate his notion of the emergence of state, within his overall conception of human and social evolution which in itself ...
It is observed that Sri Aurobindo has developed significant ideas on the origin of state. Moreover, he attempts to situate his notion of the emergence of state, within his overall conception of human and social evolution which in itself ...
Jouissance as Ananda: Indian Philosophy, Feminist Theory, and ... - Page 95 Ashmita Khasnabish - 2006 - 239 pages
... Sri Aurobindo develops ...
... Sri Aurobindo develops ...
Psychological studies University of Mysore
Besides mapping the social demography of surface perceptions we need direct apprehension of truth by inner seeing through Indian methods of yoga. Sri Aurobindo has developed such a comprehensive framework extending the concept of ...
Besides mapping the social demography of surface perceptions we need direct apprehension of truth by inner seeing through Indian methods of yoga. Sri Aurobindo has developed such a comprehensive framework extending the concept of ...
Mother India: monthly review of culture Sri Aurobindo Ashram - 2004
This is the idea which Sri Aurobindo develops fully in his writings making an original contribution to the social thought of the future. Sri Aurobindo explains with lucid clarity this idea which has tremendous potential for the future ...
This is the idea which Sri Aurobindo develops fully in his writings making an original contribution to the social thought of the future. Sri Aurobindo explains with lucid clarity this idea which has tremendous potential for the future ...
The Splendours And Dimensions Of Yoga 2 Vols. Set - Page 162 R.S. Bajpai - 2002 - 756 pages
Aurobindo had developed a good taste for Plato, Aristotle and Darwin, however, he was in his heart of hearts a Karma Yogi with a deeper insight, greater strength, firmer faith and sublimer confidence. ...
Aurobindo had developed a good taste for Plato, Aristotle and Darwin, however, he was in his heart of hearts a Karma Yogi with a deeper insight, greater strength, firmer faith and sublimer confidence. ...
Understanding Sarkar: the Indian episteme, macrohistory, and ... Sohail Inayatullah - 2002 - 366 pages
Its recent problems are becauseIndia
Its recent problems are because
The essential Aurobindo - Page 49 Aurobindo Ghose, Robert A. McDermott - 2001 - 288 pages
... this starting point, Sri Aurobindo develops a theory of reality that maintains the absolute Unity of the Vedic sages but at the same time affirms the reality and value of so-called appearances. As SK Maitra rightly asserts: "The ...
... this starting point, Sri Aurobindo develops a theory of reality that maintains the absolute Unity of the Vedic sages but at the same time affirms the reality and value of so-called appearances. As SK Maitra rightly asserts: "The ...
Development of Indian culture, Vedas to Gandhi Lakshmaṇaśāstrī Jośī - 2001 - 555 pages
... the practitioner to enter upon serious study of the Advaita. The other stage is Vedantic training proper that aims at self-realisation". [Excerpted from Outlines of Indian Philosophy by M. Hiriyanna.] Aurobindo has developed ...
... the practitioner to enter upon serious study of the Advaita. The other stage is Vedantic training proper that aims at self-realisation". [Excerpted from Outlines of Indian Philosophy by M. Hiriyanna.] Aurobindo has developed ...
Yoga Journal - Nov 2000 - Page 160 No. 157 - 196 pages - Magazine
... Cycle: The Psychology of Social Development Sri Aurobindo develops the overview of mankind's evolution to show that societies pa>s through a series of stages, starting from the "symbolic", moving to the "typal and conventional", ...
... Cycle: The Psychology of Social Development Sri Aurobindo develops the overview of mankind's evolution to show that societies pa>s through a series of stages, starting from the "symbolic", moving to the "typal and conventional", ...
Fifty Eastern thinkers - Page 160 Diané Collinson, Kathryn Plant, Robert Wilkinson - 2000 - 425 pages
not affected by the succession of Time, not involved in the extension of Space, beyond form, quantity, quality—Self only and absolute'. Many thinkers in the Indian tradition would accept such a view, but Aurobindo develops this idea in an unusual way, which can be made clear, by contrasting his view with the Advaita (nondual) Vedanta of Sankara. ...
not affected by the succession of Time, not involved in the extension of Space, beyond form, quantity, quality—Self only and absolute'. Many thinkers in the Indian tradition would accept such a view, but Aurobindo develops this idea in an unusual way, which can be made clear, by contrasting his view with the Advaita (nondual) Vedanta of Sankara. ...
Creative stillness: Indian perspectives on art & beauty Vishwanath S. Naravane - 2000 - 239 pages
... longer hesitate in accepting the reality of the world in all its amazing contraries : unity and multiplicity ,pain and joy, ignorance and knowledge. Explaining this idea, Sri Aurobindo develops his theory of Descent or Involution. ...
... longer hesitate in accepting the reality of the world in all its amazing contraries : unity and multiplicity ,pain and joy, ignorance and knowledge. Explaining this idea, Sri Aurobindo develops his theory of Descent or Involution. ...
The oneness/otherness mystery: the synthesis of science and mysticism - Page 688 Sutapas Bhattacharya - 1999
- 677 pages
... OF SRI AUROBINDO Ram Shankar Misra Sri Aurobindo has developed an original system of the Vedanta called Integral ...
- 677 pages... OF SRI AUROBINDO Ram Shankar Misra Sri Aurobindo has developed an original system of the Vedanta called Integral ...
The integral advaitism of Sri Aurobindo - Page x Ram Shankar Misra, Rāmacandra Miśra - 1998 - 437 pages
that Sri Aurobindo has developed his system of the Vedanta on the solid foundations of logic and epistemology. He has achieved admirable success in bridging the gap between ontology, epistemology and logic, as we shall see in the course ...
that Sri Aurobindo has developed his system of the Vedanta on the solid foundations of logic and epistemology. He has achieved admirable success in bridging the gap between ontology, epistemology and logic, as we shall see in the course ...
Encyclopaedia of Eminent Thinkers: The political thought of Aurobindo - Page 55 K. S. Bharathi - 1998 - 111 pages
Aurobindo has developed the concept of spiritual freedom. He says that the ideas of internal and spiritual freedom has been developed in the East, while the idea of social and political freedom is a legacy of the Western civilisation. ...
Aurobindo has developed the concept of spiritual freedom. He says that the ideas of internal and spiritual freedom has been developed in the East, while the idea of social and political freedom is a legacy of the Western civilisation. ...
Selected Works of M.P. Pandit: The world Madhav Pundalik Pandit - 1998 - 522 pages
A. Well, Sri Aurobindo had developed his own philosophy of Life Divine, as I told you. The Mother was born inFrance
A. Well, Sri Aurobindo had developed his own philosophy of Life Divine, as I told you. The Mother was born in
The Advent Sri Aurobindo Ashram - 1998
Sri Aurobindo develops the theory of national soul at great length. According to Sri Aurobindo the awakening of a nation may not be dampened by physical depression or anything else because the awakening is possible through the guidance ...
Sri Aurobindo develops the theory of national soul at great length. According to Sri Aurobindo the awakening of a nation may not be dampened by physical depression or anything else because the awakening is possible through the guidance ...
Transcending boundaries: perspectives on faith, social action & ... George Ninan, Rajendra K. Sail - 1995 - 347 pages
Aurobindo develops his Intergral Vedanta by relating Brahman as "One without a Second" to Brahman as "All This". Unlike Sankara who sees "all this" flowing into the "one", Aurobindo emphasises the flow in the reverse, the flow of the ...
Aurobindo develops his Intergral Vedanta by relating Brahman as "One without a Second" to Brahman as "All This". Unlike Sankara who sees "all this" flowing into the "one", Aurobindo emphasises the flow in the reverse, the flow of the ...
On the Mother: the chronicle of a manifestation and ministry K. R. Srinivasa Iyengar, Sri Aurobindo ... - 1994 - 924 pages
True enough, Sri Aurobindo had developed an ailment of late - prostatic enlargement - with its inevitable consequences. But once its presence had been detected, it was soon brought under reasonable control, though more through yogic...
True enough, Sri Aurobindo had developed an ailment of late - prostatic enlargement - with its inevitable consequences. But once its presence had been detected, it was soon brought under reasonable control, though more through yogic...
The Indian Scriptures and the Life Divine - Page 3 Binita Pani - 1993 - 367 pages
From his early childhood Sri Aurobindo had developed a great taste for English literature and he read the works of Keats, Shelly, Shakespeare and the Bible besides other writings. He even wrote verses for the 'Fox Family Magazine' ...
From his early childhood Sri Aurobindo had developed a great taste for English literature and he read the works of Keats, Shelly, Shakespeare and the Bible besides other writings. He even wrote verses for the 'Fox Family Magazine' ...
Studies in Sikhism and comparative religion Guru Nanak Foundation - 1992
Aurobindo develops his theory of Superman on the basis of this outlook. Hence the differences in the empirical life are not denied by the Vedantins, though the diminution of disparity among men is regarded as favourable to the growth of ... Journal of religious studiesPunjabi University
Aurobindo develops his theory of Superman on the basis of this outlook. Hence the differences in the empirical life are not denied by the Vedantins, though the diminution of disparity among men is regarded as favourable to the growth of ... Journal of religious studies
The Educational doctrines of Plato and Sri Aurobindo: a ... Satya Prakash Singh - 1992 - 186 pages
Psychology has covered a long distance since Plato. His psychological gleanings, though inadequate, have been important to the educational practice. Sri Aurobindo has developed an integral ...
Psychology has covered a long distance since Plato. His psychological gleanings, though inadequate, have been important to the educational practice. Sri Aurobindo has developed an integral ...
The lower is illumined by the higher and made part of it. Discussing the four fold order of cognition and worldly and spiri'ual knowledge Sri Aurobindo develops the concept of integral knowledge. It is already there in the integral ...
Essays in criticism on Indian literature in English Tangutur Prabhakar - 1991 - 166 pages
Adapting the Mahabharata legend of Savitri, Sri Aurobindo develops the metaphysical, symbolic and allegorical posibilities of the narrative, adding an apocalyptic and a dramatic voice to its texture, and a spiritual architectonic to its ...
Adapting the Mahabharata legend of Savitri, Sri Aurobindo develops the metaphysical, symbolic and allegorical posibilities of the narrative, adding an apocalyptic and a dramatic voice to its texture, and a spiritual architectonic to its ...
The Political Philosophy of Sri Aurobindo - Page 355 V. P. Varma - 1990 - 494 pages
Theory of Political Freedom As a metaphysician, Aurobindo has developed the concept of spiritual freedom. As a social and political thinker and leader, he drew political implications from this. He says that the notion of internal ...
Theory of Political Freedom As a metaphysician, Aurobindo has developed the concept of spiritual freedom. As a social and political thinker and leader, he drew political implications from this. He says that the notion of internal ...
But although the German people through their music, philosophy and literature were developing a true subjectivism, the German political leaders and the German historians taught the cult of national egoism. Aurobindo develops the ...
Indian literature in English K. Ayyappapanicker - 1989 - 135 pages
Tom Dutt deals with the legend in the first of the Ancient Ballads and Legends of Hindustan, while Sri Aurobindo develops the theme in his own way, and writes the most ambitious work ever attempted by any Indian poet in English. ...
Tom Dutt deals with the legend in the first of the Ancient Ballads and Legends of Hindustan, while Sri Aurobindo develops the theme in his own way, and writes the most ambitious work ever attempted by any Indian poet in English. ...
Sri Aurobindo and Karl Marx: integral sociology and dialectical ... - Page xiii Debi Prasad Chattopadhyaya - 1988 - 336 pages
From his very early childhood Sri Aurobindo had developed a strong hatred and disgust for all kinds of cruelty and oppression. His foreign education had not diminished in the least his concern for the poor and the oppressed ofIndia
From his very early childhood Sri Aurobindo had developed a strong hatred and disgust for all kinds of cruelty and oppression. His foreign education had not diminished in the least his concern for the poor and the oppressed of
Sri Aurobindo develops his argument on the matter in a rather metaphysical way. He relied too heavily on a highly interpreted law of Nature or what at best could be taken as an analogy of the organic world. I for one do not dispute ...
The Essential Aurobindo - Page 49 Aurobindo Ghose, Robert A. McDermott - 1988 - 288 pages
From this starling point, Sri Aurobindo develops a theory of reality that maintains the absolute Unity of the Vedic sages but at the same time affirms the reality and value of so-called appearances. As SK Maitra rightly asserts: "The ...
From this starling point, Sri Aurobindo develops a theory of reality that maintains the absolute Unity of the Vedic sages but at the same time affirms the reality and value of so-called appearances. As SK Maitra rightly asserts: "The ...
The search for beauty: a comparative study of Sri Aurobindo's ... Hariram Jasta - 1988 - 120 pages
Sri Aurobindo develops his own distinct outlook to view and judge the aesthetic problems. He adheres to metaphysical style of writing, terse, logical and conclusive. He appears to us as a tough champion of the ancient Indian aesthetics,...
Sri Aurobindo develops his own distinct outlook to view and judge the aesthetic problems. He adheres to metaphysical style of writing, terse, logical and conclusive. He appears to us as a tough champion of the ancient Indian aesthetics,...
Sri Aurobindo and His Yoga - Page 2 M. P. Pandit - 1987 - 200 pages
Sri Aurobindo develops this theme and expounds it in all the ramifications of a metaphysical system in his basic work, ' The Life Divine '. The means for translating this Doctrine into practice and the experience which gives life to the ...
Sri Aurobindo develops this theme and expounds it in all the ramifications of a metaphysical system in his basic work, ' The Life Divine '. The means for translating this Doctrine into practice and the experience which gives life to the ...
The concept of man in Sri Aurobindo and other themes Madhav Pundalik Pandit - 1987 - 439 pages
All scientists of spiritual evolution are agreed that man today is on the verge of a breakthrough above the mind and is on his way to becoming something more than man. Sri Aurobindo develops this theme in his Life Divine and also presents the necessary technique for translating this philosophy into practice. He terms this discipline the Yoga of Self- Perfection. ...
All scientists of spiritual evolution are agreed that man today is on the verge of a breakthrough above the mind and is on his way to becoming something more than man. Sri Aurobindo develops this theme in his Life Divine and also presents the necessary technique for translating this philosophy into practice. He terms this discipline the Yoga of Self- Perfection. ...
The Yoga of Knowledge - Page 167 M. P. Pandit - 1986 - 280 pages
I think if you read the section on the psychic being, the central being, in the letters by Sri Aurobindo — the first volume — things will be clearer after what we have discussed, Sri Aurobindo has developed the philosophy of the psychic ...
I think if you read the section on the psychic being, the central being, in the letters by Sri Aurobindo — the first volume — things will be clearer after what we have discussed, Sri Aurobindo has developed the philosophy of the psychic ...
Fundamentals of the philosophy of tantras Manoranjan Basu - 1986 - 667 pages
Sri Aurobindo has developed his Integral Toga by unifying and harmonising the essential and significant merits of the various forms of yoga and finally by synthesising them. He writes — "The synthesis, we prepare, cannot, ...
Sri Aurobindo has developed his Integral Toga by unifying and harmonising the essential and significant merits of the various forms of yoga and finally by synthesising them. He writes — "The synthesis, we prepare, cannot, ...
Aurobindo's philosophy of Brahman Stephen H. Phillips - 1986 - 200 pages
Aurobindo develops the idea of Brahman providing for such a possibility throughout The Life Divine. This suggests another reading of Aurobindo, a reading of him as attempting to marry an affirmation of the reality of matter with the ...
Aurobindo develops the idea of Brahman providing for such a possibility throughout The Life Divine. This suggests another reading of Aurobindo, a reading of him as attempting to marry an affirmation of the reality of matter with the ...
Mother India: monthly review of culture Sri Aurobindo Ashram - 1986
SHANKARA AND SRI AUROBINDO (Continued from the issue of March, 1986) The Teaching of the Isha The Upanishad as rendered by Sri Aurobindo develops logically from verse to verse, from passage to passage till it reaches the end, because its structure is logical and the development of its thought ...
SHANKARA AND SRI AUROBINDO (Continued from the issue of March, 1986) The Teaching of the Isha The Upanishad as rendered by Sri Aurobindo develops logically from verse to verse, from passage to passage till it reaches the end, because its structure is logical and the development of its thought ...
Savitri: a spiritual epic R. K. Singh - 1984
- 164 pages
The symbology Sri Aurobindo develops is a key to unlock the higher planes of existence. The images of Savitri are universalities : they are myth-images, the language of the poet's vision denoting the consciousness in action. ...
- 164 pagesThe symbology Sri Aurobindo develops is a key to unlock the higher planes of existence. The images of Savitri are universalities : they are myth-images, the language of the poet's vision denoting the consciousness in action. ...
Mother and I Madhav Pundalik Pandit - 1984 - 271 pages
Yet, even consecrated works were aimed at securing salvation, release into Brahmic Bliss or nirvana. The end was the same: rejection of life in this world of transience and ignorance. Sri Aurobindo develops the Doctrine of Works further...
Yet, even consecrated works were aimed at securing salvation, release into Brahmic Bliss or nirvana. The end was the same: rejection of life in this world of transience and ignorance. Sri Aurobindo develops the Doctrine of Works further...
Religion and society Christian Institute for the Study of Religion ... - 1983
... New Innocence' in Cross Currents, Vol. XXVII, No. I.New York
... New Innocence' in Cross Currents, Vol. XXVII, No. I.
Pre-Śaṁkara Advaita philosophy Sangam Lal Pandey - 1983 - 475 pages
In modern times Sri Aurobindo has developed the ...
In modern times Sri Aurobindo has developed the ...
Concepts of reason and intuition: with special reference to Sri ... Ramesh Chandra Sinha - 1981 - 234 pages
In order to find out a link between Mind and Supermind, Sri Aurobindo develops the concept of intuition. But he contends that intuition cannot serve as an appropriate link for it is not altogether free from mental influence. ...
In order to find out a link between Mind and Supermind, Sri Aurobindo develops the concept of intuition. But he contends that intuition cannot serve as an appropriate link for it is not altogether free from mental influence. ...
Sri Aurobindo's integral approach to political thought Shiva Kumar Mital - 1981 - 268 pages
Sri Aurobindo develops the theory of the soul of the nation at great length. National awakening can be powerful which is limited to a single and exclusive field. In almost Hegelian terms, Sri Aurobindo says that the nation is the ...
Sri Aurobindo develops the theory of the soul of the nation at great length. National awakening can be powerful which is limited to a single and exclusive field. In almost Hegelian terms, Sri Aurobindo says that the nation is the ...
Journal of ecumenical studies Council on the Study of Religion - 1980
... Aurobindo interpret advaita as non-limitation by either oneness or multiplicity. Aurobindo develops the theme of integrality with originality and enthusiasm in his commentary on the Isa Upanisad. His translation of the key verse ...
... Aurobindo interpret advaita as non-limitation by either oneness or multiplicity. Aurobindo develops the theme of integrality with originality and enthusiasm in his commentary on the Isa Upanisad. His translation of the key verse ...
Dynamic Facets of Indian Thought: Western impact on Indian thought Anil Kumar Sarkar - 1980 - 243 pages
... in a fully comprehensive Yogic-Tantric sense as Aurobindo develops, by a transformation of the advanced modes ofIndia
... in a fully comprehensive Yogic-Tantric sense as Aurobindo develops, by a transformation of the advanced modes of
India International Centre quarterly India International Centre - 1980
... and about these new levels of consciousness. Integral Yoga The question that immediately arises is: how is man so to move? How does one co-operate with the evolutionary thrust? Sri Aurobindo has developed what has come to be known, and what he himself called, the 'Integral Yoga'. As I understand it, this has three movements: there is first a surrender, not only a mental surrender, but a total surrender of all ...
... and about these new levels of consciousness. Integral Yoga The question that immediately arises is: how is man so to move? How does one co-operate with the evolutionary thrust? Sri Aurobindo has developed what has come to be known, and what he himself called, the 'Integral Yoga'. As I understand it, this has three movements: there is first a surrender, not only a mental surrender, but a total surrender of all ...
Religion in planetary perspective: a philosophy of comparative ... William W. Mountcastle - 1978 - 208 pages
In modern Indian thought, Aurobindo has developed this kind of personalistic theism. The ideal society is a community of saints who practice perfect love toward one another and remind us of the model of the Buddhist Bodhisattva. ...
In modern Indian thought, Aurobindo has developed this kind of personalistic theism. The ideal society is a community of saints who practice perfect love toward one another and remind us of the model of the Buddhist Bodhisattva. ...
On the Mother: the chronicle of a manifestation and ministry K. R. Srinivasa Iyengar - 1978 - 847 pages
... "we were answered by a monosyllabic 'Yes' or 'No' or at most a faint smile".1 True enough, Sri Aurobindo had developed an ailment of late — pro- static enlargement — with its inevitable inconveniences. But once its presence had been...
... "we were answered by a monosyllabic 'Yes' or 'No' or at most a faint smile".1 True enough, Sri Aurobindo had developed an ailment of late — pro- static enlargement — with its inevitable inconveniences. But once its presence had been...
The life of Sri Aurobindo Ambalal Balkrishna Purani - 1978 - 440 pages
By November it was clear that Sri Aurobindo had developed a kidney infection and was suffering from uraemia. Doctors were in consultation but no major treatment was accepted and at1.26 AM on 5 December 1950 Sri Aurobindo withdrew from ...
By November it was clear that Sri Aurobindo had developed a kidney infection and was suffering from uraemia. Doctors were in consultation but no major treatment was accepted and at
History, society, and polity: integral sociology of Sri Aurobindo Debiprasad Chattopadhyaya - 1976 - 281 pages
From his very early childhood Sri Aurobindo had developed a strong hatred and disgust for all kinds of cruelty and oppression. His foreign education had not diminished in the least his concern for the poor and the oppressed of India. ...
From his very early childhood Sri Aurobindo had developed a strong hatred and disgust for all kinds of cruelty and oppression. His foreign education had not diminished in the least his concern for the poor and the oppressed of India. ...
Sri Aurobindo develops his argument on the matter in a rather metaphysical way. He relied too heavily on a highly interpreted law of Nature or what at best could be taken as an analogy of the organic world.19 I for one do not dispute ...
The Advent Sri Aurobindo Ashram - 1975
... and Ramanuja likewise reads in them merely alternation of creation and dissolution of the world, Sri Aurobindo develops out of them his doctrine of involution and evolution. Owing to this doctrine, several of the lacunae inherent ...
... and Ramanuja likewise reads in them merely alternation of creation and dissolution of the world, Sri Aurobindo develops out of them his doctrine of involution and evolution. Owing to this doctrine, several of the lacunae inherent ...
The Advent Sri Aurobindo Ashram - 1975
He explains how in Sri Aurobindo's philosophy the soul is not devoid of relation with Nature when it is free: the character of the relation undergoes a change. "Sri Aurobindo has developed a philosophy of supreme affirmation and ...
He explains how in Sri Aurobindo's philosophy the soul is not devoid of relation with Nature when it is free: the character of the relation undergoes a change. "Sri Aurobindo has developed a philosophy of supreme affirmation and ...
Under The Mother's banner Madhav Pundalik Pandit - 1975 - 167 pages
Sri Aurobindo has developed and perfected a triple way of self- discipline. We in India call it yoga, elsewhere they may call it a psychological discipline. It has three phases: First, one .shifts the external gaze inwards; ...
Sri Aurobindo has developed and perfected a triple way of self- discipline. We in India call it yoga, elsewhere they may call it a psychological discipline. It has three phases: First, one .shifts the external gaze inwards; ...
Sri Aurobindo develops in this metaphysic of Life Divine this gospel of an Omnipresent Reality, the Divine, the Brahman, at every level of existence. Each form, each creature, -each being has this core of divinity. ...
A little kinder Ira Sandperl - 1974 - 163 pages
The admirers of de Chardin will find Aurobindo has developed a synthesis that makes The Phenomenon of Man seem like a kiddy's primer of the spiritual life. Lady Murasaki The Tale of the Genji. ...
The admirers of de Chardin will find Aurobindo has developed a synthesis that makes The Phenomenon of Man seem like a kiddy's primer of the spiritual life. Lady Murasaki The Tale of the Genji. ...
Traditions of non-violence Thottamon Kantan Kesavan Narayanan Unnithan ... - 1973 - 317 pages
On the basis of these ideas Aurobindo has developed a theory of social reconstruction through the establishment of spiritual consciousness on earth. The mechanism of this transformation according to him, is man who has to cultivate ...
On the basis of these ideas Aurobindo has developed a theory of social reconstruction through the establishment of spiritual consciousness on earth. The mechanism of this transformation according to him, is man who has to cultivate ...
Sri Aurobindo: an interpretation V. C. Joshi, Nehru Memorial Museum and Library - 1973 - 174 pages
Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa also used to emphasise their triune aspect by saying that 'bhagavat, bhakta and bhagavan are three in one and one in three', but Aurobindo develops the significance of this cryptic sentence, and states that 'these three are always the necessary elements of the work of the Avatar'.13 On the basis of ...
Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa also used to emphasise their triune aspect by saying that 'bhagavat, bhakta and bhagavan are three in one and one in three', but Aurobindo develops the significance of this cryptic sentence, and states that 'these three are always the necessary elements of the work of the Avatar'.13 On the basis of ...
Sri Aurobindo, seer and poet Vinayak Krishna Gokak - 1973 - 185 pages
It is on the basis of these hints and flashes, found ready to hand in the diction of the Romantics, that Sri Aurobindo develops his many-sided diction for expressing his ineffable experiences. These allusions are hardly a drop in an ...
It is on the basis of these hints and flashes, found ready to hand in the diction of the Romantics, that Sri Aurobindo develops his many-sided diction for expressing his ineffable experiences. These allusions are hardly a drop in an ...
We have pointed out that Sri Aurobindo develops this element of literary allusiveness in his style for the very purpose for which TS Eliot has used the device of literary quotation. We can now examine this contention in detail. ...
The philosophy of evolution in Sri Aurobindo and Teilhard de Chardin Jan Feys - 1973 - 276 pages
This elementary fact Aurobindo develops in a highly original manner. We do not refer to those occasional extensions of the evolutionary theory which we noted in passing when analysing Book One: the application to the moral field, ...
This elementary fact Aurobindo develops in a highly original manner. We do not refer to those occasional extensions of the evolutionary theory which we noted in passing when analysing Book One: the application to the moral field, ...
Twentieth century Indian philosophy: nature and destiny of man Nilima Sharma - 1972 - 292 pages
One other notable feature of the twentieth century thought concerning the destiny of man lies in its view of the emergence of a higher race of men called supermen, in the course of terrestrial evolution. Sri Aurobindo develops in a ...
One other notable feature of the twentieth century thought concerning the destiny of man lies in its view of the emergence of a higher race of men called supermen, in the course of terrestrial evolution. Sri Aurobindo develops in a ...
Together to the truth: a comparative study of some developments in ... Marcus Braybrooke - 1971 - 168 pages
Aurobindo develops this and hints at God's involvement in the world's suffering. It is, he says, ' the Divine which is in us which itself upholds the burden of the fall and its dark consequences '6S.
Aurobindo develops this and hints at God's involvement in the world's suffering. It is, he says, ' the Divine which is in us which itself upholds the burden of the fall and its dark consequences '6S.
Anviksiki 1971
Sri Aurobindo has developed his Integral Yoga {Puma Toga) by unifying and harmonising the essential and significant merits of the various kinds of Yoga by synthesising them. He -writes— "The Synthesis we propose cannot, then, ...
Sri Aurobindo has developed his Integral Yoga {Puma Toga) by unifying and harmonising the essential and significant merits of the various kinds of Yoga by synthesising them. He -writes— "The Synthesis we propose cannot, then, ...
First spark of revolution: the early phase of India's struggle for ... Arun Chandra Guha - 1971 - 528 pages
Before he left Baroda for Bengal in 1905, Aurobindo had developed intimate contact with Tilak and the Poona group. One Thakur Saheb from Udaipur State of Rajasthan, who had settled near Poona, started a secret society in Poona in 1896....
Before he left Baroda for Bengal in 1905, Aurobindo had developed intimate contact with Tilak and the Poona group. One Thakur Saheb from Udaipur State of Rajasthan, who had settled near Poona, started a secret society in Poona in 1896....
Mother India: monthly review of culture 1968
What they do for this world is not organic to the Yoga and springs from conventional ethico-social motives — good and helpful motives, surely, yet not the direct issue of a super-science of the Spirit such as Sri Aurobindo has developed ...
What they do for this world is not organic to the Yoga and springs from conventional ethico-social motives — good and helpful motives, surely, yet not the direct issue of a super-science of the Spirit such as Sri Aurobindo has developed ...
Biographical vistas: sketches of some eminent Indians Chetpat Pattabhirama Ramaswami Aiyar - 1968 - 292 pages
... the later Vedanta became more ascetic in character and developed a different set of values. It is this aspect that Sri Aurobindo develops in his essays on the Gita. I In the Introduction to The Message of the Gita edited by Sri ...
... the later Vedanta became more ascetic in character and developed a different set of values. It is this aspect that Sri Aurobindo develops in his essays on the Gita. I In the Introduction to The Message of the Gita edited by Sri ...
Mother India: monthly review of culture 1966
... Incapacity and Death into the freedom of a divine Knowledge, Power and Immortality. "Sri Aurobindo develops this theme and expounds it in all the ramifications of a metaphysical system in his basic work The Life Divine. ...
... Incapacity and Death into the freedom of a divine Knowledge, Power and Immortality. "Sri Aurobindo develops this theme and expounds it in all the ramifications of a metaphysical system in his basic work The Life Divine. ...
Social psychology: the integral approach N. V. Subbannachar - 1966 - 440 pages
... get 'closure' effect unless the ego is conceived on the basis of law of variation, firstly as an unique individual who acording to Sri Aurobindo develops not for being a part of the field but for exceeding himself through the field ...
... get 'closure' effect unless the ego is conceived on the basis of law of variation, firstly as an unique individual who acording to Sri Aurobindo develops not for being a part of the field but for exceeding himself through the field ...
Sri Aurobindo and the new age Anilbaran Roy - 1965 - 175 pages
The technique of Yoga which Sri Aurobindo has developed in his Asram at Pondicherry is unique. It contains the essential force of the ancient spiritual disciplines, but goes beyond them towards their fulfilment. ...
The technique of Yoga which Sri Aurobindo has developed in his Asram at Pondicherry is unique. It contains the essential force of the ancient spiritual disciplines, but goes beyond them towards their fulfilment. ...
Mundus 1965
The means to this end is a modern "integral" yoga, which Aurobindo has developed through a synthesis of classical Indian forms of yoga. The author considers that there is a connection here between Aurobindo's work and that of the French ...
The means to this end is a modern "integral" yoga, which Aurobindo has developed through a synthesis of classical Indian forms of yoga. The author considers that there is a connection here between Aurobindo's work and that of the French ...
Studies in Vedic interpretation: on the lines of Sri Aurobindo Ambalal Balkrishna Purani - 1963 - 298 pages
I need not go into the details of the psychological or symbolic interpretation here as Sri Aurobindo has developed it in his "Secret of the Veda", and "Hymns to the Mystic Fire"— in which he has written a "Foreward" putting forth the ...
I need not go into the details of the psychological or symbolic interpretation here as Sri Aurobindo has developed it in his "Secret of the Veda", and "Hymns to the Mystic Fire"— in which he has written a "Foreward" putting forth the ...
The philosophy of Sri Aurobindo 1963 - 191 pages
Sri Aurobindo has developed this theme in several of his important works, mainly in 'The Human Cycle' and 'The Ideal of Human Unity
.' He not only warns us of the danger but presents a comprehensive solution of the malady. ...
Sri Aurobindo has developed this theme in several of his important works, mainly in 'The Human Cycle' and 'The Ideal of Human Unity
.' He not only warns us of the danger but presents a comprehensive solution of the malady. ...Resurgent India Sisirkumar Mitra - 1963 - 432 pages
In fact, Sri Aurobindo had developed this idea while in England, and shortly after his return to India in 1892 he wrote and published a series of articles criticising 'the mendicant policy' of the Indian National Congress, ...
In fact, Sri Aurobindo had developed this idea while in England, and shortly after his return to India in 1892 he wrote and published a series of articles criticising 'the mendicant policy' of the Indian National Congress, ...
Quest Indian Committee for Cultural Freedom - 1956
While Sri Aurobindo had developed his famous Ashram at Pondicherry, it is the Gandhian Ashrams at Sabarmati and Wardha that caught the imagination of the country and played a vital role in the liberation movement. ...
While Sri Aurobindo had developed his famous Ashram at Pondicherry, it is the Gandhian Ashrams at Sabarmati and Wardha that caught the imagination of the country and played a vital role in the liberation movement. ...
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