Wednesday, October 06, 2021

Feel Philosophy has been tracking the quest for the Integral philosophical outlook since 2005

Collated by Tusar Nath Mohapatra (b. 1956), @NathTusar, the Founder of SELF (2005), Savitri Era Religion (2006), and Savitri Era Party (2007)

[CITATION] An introduction to the philosophy of Sri Aurobindo

SK Maitra - Journal of Philosophy, 1942 - philpapers.org
Sign in / register and customize your OpenURL resolver … How Do Theories of Cognition and
Consciousness in Ancient Indian Thought Systems Relate to Current Western Theorizing and
Research?Peter Sedlmeier & Kunchapudi Srinivas - 2016 - Frontiers in Psychology 7 … An …

[CITATION] Worthy is the world: The Hindu philosophy of Sri Aurobindo

B Bruteau - 1971 - philpapers.org
… Worthy is the World: The Hindu Philosophy of Sri Aurobindo. Beatrice Bruteau. Rutherford, Fairleigh
Dickinson University Press (1971). Abstract, This article has no associated abstract. (fix it). Keywords,
No keywords specified (fix it). Categories, Philosophy of Religion. Religious Topics in Philosophy …

[BOOK] Sri Aurobindo and Vedānta Philosophy

S Pandey - 1987 - books.google.com
The awakening of Vedānta Philosophy traces its long history in the scriptural texts in the
form of its origin and beginning. It signifies the end of the Veda. The Upanişads which are
the concluding portions of the Veda are regarded as the real revelation in essence of the …

SETTING THE WORDS TO MUSIC: SRI AUROBINDO GHOSE'S THEOLOGICAL ENCOUNTER WITH THE MODERN WORLD (INDIA)

JB Sherer - 1983 - search.proquest.com
SETTING THE WORDS TO MUSIC: SRI AUROBINDO GHOSE'S THEOLOGICAL
ENCOUNTER WITH THE MODERN WORLD (INDIA) Abstract Setting the Words to Music: Sri
Aurobindo Ghose's Theological Encounter with the Modern World evaluates the political …

[BOOK] … PROGRESS: THE RELIGIOUS AND POLITICAL-SOCIAL FUTURE OF MAN ACCORDING TO THE THOUGHTS OF SRI AUROBINDO GHOSE AND PIERRE …

BL Lanning - 1976 - search.proquest.com
Some scholars who desire to see a synthesis of thought between East and West have
regarded the scientist-theologian Pierre Teilhard de Chardin (1881-1955) and the English
educated, mystic-political activist Sri Aurobindo Ghose (1872-1950) as two thinkers who …

Between Mental Manufacture and Pure Transcript: The Viability of a Theory of Poetry in the Letters of Sri Aurobindo

VV Balakrishnan - SAGE Open, 2012 - journals.sagepub.com
Sri Aurobindo's multifaceted engagements will continue to occupy scholars in different fields.
As one who belongs to a country that has begotten eminent theoreticians in the fields of
literature, arts, linguistics, and aesthetics, Sri Aurobindo's contribution deserves a …

[PDF] God and the Absolute in Vivekananda and Aurobindo—Contrasting Reactions to Contact with the West

PD Bishop - Indian Journal of Theology Calcutta, 1982 - biblicalstudies.org.uk
The reactions of Indian philosophers and religious leaders to western and Christian
influences during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries have attracted
considerable attention. 1 The" renaissance" of Hindu thought and its associations with the …

Cosmopolitan Nationalism, Spirituality and Spaces in Rabindranath Tagore and Sri Aurobindo

PC Mukherjee - Pragmatism, Spirituality and Society, 2021 - Springer
In this essay, I engage with the idea of pragmatic spirituality as conceptualised, practiced,
and interpreted by Sri Aurobindo and Rabindranath Tagore in the everydayness of
experiential spaces. In Sri Aurobindo's “integral vision”, spiritualism forms the core in …

[BOOK] Swaraj: Thoughts of Gandhi, Tilak, Aurobindo, Raja Rammohun Roy, Tagore & Vivekananda

AR Mohapatra - 2009 - books.google.com
Swaraj is a multi-dimensional concept. It not only relates to political freedom, but also means
autonomy and harmony in all spheres of life— political, economic, social, cultural, spiritual
and moral. This book presents a spiritual and moral exposition of the concept of Swaraj as …

[PDF] PHILOSOPHICAL THOUGHTS OF AUROBINDO: ITS IMPACT ON MODERN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM

HA Seikh - ijeast.com
Aurobindo Ghosh was a multifaceted genius–a great philosopher, a freedom–fighter, an
eminent educationist and a true Yogi. He started his journey as a political thinker and
became a spiritual integralist. He showed us the path to the highest spiritual growth. His …

[PDF] MOTHER INDIA

S Aurobindo, A Kiran - THE CONVERSATION, 1955 - sriaurobindoashram.org
9. FROM THE CONVERSATION OF 12 OCTOBER 1955... 603 10. NEW YEAR MESSAGE
1956... 612 11. FROM THE CONVERSATION OF 4 JANUARY 1956... 612 12. FROM THE
CONVERSATION OF 18 JANUARY 1956... 616 13. FROM THE CONVERSATION OF 25 …

[BOOK] Towards a contemporary theodicy: based on critical review of John Hick, David Griffin and Sri Aurobindo

M McDonald - 1995 - search.proquest.com
INFORMATION TO USERS This manuscript has been reproduced from the microfiim master.
UMI films the text directly from the original or copy submitted. Thus, some thesis and dissertation
copies are in typewriter face, while others may be from any type of computer printer. The quality …

The Theoria of Nature in Plotinus and the Yoga of the Earth Consciousness in Aurobindo

D Kealey - Neoplatonism and Indian Philosophy, 2002 - books.google.com
The word" contemplation" usually brings to mind techniques to facilitate the return to Source,
God, Brahman, the One, and this association is usually correct. But it can also connote the
apparently opposite movement. That is, contemplation is not only the way by which the lower …

Kincaid and Sri Aurobindo: Ego-transcendence in Indian and Afro-Caribbean Thought

A Khasnabish - The CLR James Journal, 2002 - pdcnet.org
This paper will engage some of the echoes of Indian philosophy that can be found in the
writings of the Afro-Caribbean novelist, Jamaica Kincaid. The connection between her
writing and Indian philosophical thought, makes one wonder about the root of this link …

SRI AUROBINDO 1872–1950 CE

NR Satyagraha - taylorfrancis.com
Gandhi's Collected Works, Government of India, Publication Division (publication began
1958, and is continuing), extend to more than seventy volumes, and most readers prefer to approach
him via the several sets of thematically edited extracts now available. Principal among these …

Press Conflicts, Empire, and the" Closed" Periodical: Sri Aurobindo Ghose (1872–1950) and the Indian Press

J Codell - Victorian Periodicals Review, 2020 - muse.jhu.edu
This essay examines anti-colonial writings of radical journalist Aurobindo Ghose (1872–
1950), who edited and published several periodicals between 1893 and 1921 that shaped
the modern Indian press. I discuss his changing political discourses over four periodicals, at …

Lonergan and Interreligious Dialogue-Testing Lonegan's Philosophy of Religion: The Case of Sri Aurobindo

M McLaughlin - Lonergan Workshop, 2011 - pdcnet.org
THIS PAPER IS still a work in progress. My thinking is still evolving on these issues. The
climate for discussion of these issues today is much more rigorous and contested than when
Lonergan was writing. Today it is more likely that theologians and philosophers be trained in …

Mystical Elements in the Select Poems of Sri Aurobindo and Francis Thompson

A Arockiadass, V Ramakrishnan - … of the Romanian Society for Cell …, 2021 - annalsofrscb.ro
Abstract Sri Aurobindo from India and Francis Thompson form England had the blend of the
concept 'Mysticism'in several of their poems. The quest for truth and surrendering to the
supreme power are the vital themes in many of their poems. Sri Aurobindo's 'Savitri'and …

Sri Aurobindo Revisited

P NANDAKUMAR - 1992 - JSTOR
A beautiful subject with tremendous possibilities for extending our understanding of the most
prolific poet of Indo-Anglian literature has been woefully mismanaged by Syamala Kallury.
She has abundant veneration for Sri Aurobindo's poetry. Alas, such veneration alone is not …

[CITATION] Message and Mission of India

Rishabhachand, Aurobindo - 1964 - Bhartiya Vidya Bhawan

AUROBINDO GHOSE (Sri Aurobindo) SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY

LM Dallape, KD Verma - Journal of South Asian Literature, 1989 - JSTOR
Most of Sri Aurobindo's manuscripts are housed in the Sri Aurobindo Ashram Archives and
Research Library, Pondicherry. Those interested in Sri Aurobindo's published writing will
want to use the thirty volume Birth Centenary Edition of Collected Works published in 1972 …

[PDF] El enigma de este mundo

S AUROBINDO - Barcelona, Fundación Centro Sri Aurobindo, 1995 - sri-aurobindo.in
Los escritos de Sri Aurobindo recogidos en este volumen fueron originalmente producidos
por él en respuesta a preguntas de los discípulos o de otras personas interesadas en el
Yoga y en la vida espiritual o, como en El Valle del Falso Resplandor, fueron observaciones …

" Savitri" análisis desde la filosofía integral de Sri Aurobindo

O Real Najarro - 2006 - eprints.ucm.es
El presente trabajo es una invitación a la lectura de" Savitri, Una Leyenda y un Símbolo", la
obra poética culmen de Sri Aurobindo y síntesis de su obra epistemológica. Savitri ilustra la
visión existencial desde el lenguaje del instante, captando una cierta cadencia rítmica que …

[PDF] The Genesis of a Philosophical Poem: Sri Aurobindo, World Literature and the Writing of Savitri

R Hartz - Aisthesis. Pratiche, linguaggi e saperi dell'estetico, 2020 - oajournals.fupress.net
Philosophical poetry has had a long and distinguished history in different cultural traditions.
These traditions have always interacted to some extent, but today the barriers between them
have largely broken down. Savitri, an epic in English by the early twentieth-century Indian …

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Sri Aurobindo is the most original Indian thinker

Assorted tweets collated by Tusar Nath Mohapatra (b. 1956) @NathTusar, Founder, Savitri Era Learning Forum (SELF since 2005), Savitri Era Religion (2006), and Savitri Era Party (2007).

Sri Aurobindo was definitely the most original Indian thinker of the past few centuries.
For those saying Savarkar or Raja Ram Mohan Roy, they must not understand what original thinker means. The former took 19th century european ideas of nationalism & applied them to India while the latter explicitly saw himself as as "Martin Luther of Hinduism"
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I see in Krishnamurti's views a reiteration of the philosophia perennialis trend that gained a lot of steam with the theosophical movement. Aurobindo on the other hand made use of the framework & spiritual precepts of vedAnta to understand the modern world.
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When it comes to knowledge of scriptures and mysticism their are many acharyas N gurus who are like incarnation of divine itself. But when it comes understanding of contemporary world only two Indians stand apart one Swami Vivekananda and other Sri Aurobindo.
Without any shred of doubt but in Indian context, the term 'original thinker' is misnomer due to which all the traditional दार्शनिक won't qualify for it.
Why are #commentaries used throughout different cultures? Perhaps because they are not an exception (as contemporary philosophical practices in EU-NA might make us think), but a "human" way of thinking by way of engaging with other people's words and thoughts.
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Yep. Weber and Integral are no where near any kind of 'organized religion' we stand in opposition to it's hegemony on reality. The original Integral theorists are Aurobindo & Gebser if you'd like to look at the origins instead of the 'most popular guy' in the field.
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Make it globally. He stands head and shoulders above the rest and his body of work is as wide as it is deep. It's tragic that he isn't talked about more often.
Sri Aurobindo Ghosh & The mother are terribly underrated, not read enough by people nor appreciated enough by scholarship or academia. It is because they had a very clear and astute understanding Bhartiya civilisational consciousness, shastras and Indic Philosophy.
[Both Sri Aurobindo, known as the great synthesizer of eastern and western thought, and Martin Heidegger, one of the most influential postmodern thinkers, heard those streams that flow from the great rivers of ancient myth, philosophy, mysticism & poetry.]
There are a few Western handles sympathetic to Sri Aurobindo but they seem to be always in search of some Western thinker for juxtaposition. No one can admit that Sri Aurobindo is the foremost philosopher. Bengalis too suffer from this syndrome and fail to recognise his supremacy
For Indians, it's always Vivekananda and for Westerners, it's always Gebser who would be mentioned along with Sri Aurobindo. He won't be given the sole distinction of being the greatest. The Mother recognised that way back in 1914 but the world is still confused about his status.
Auroville founded in 1968 was evidently a dilution of the Ashram established in 1926. Sri Aurobindo wrote philosophy for public before it but switched to spirituality for disciples. His writings are unmatched as being logical but no assurances should be offered on actual results.
Goel might have been inspired by Sri Aurobindo but his work led to disharmony and hatred. He didn't accept SA's philosophy in its entirety but used some of his sayings to justify his own radical agenda.
Protagoras had said, "Man is the measure of all things." Feuerbach claimed that it was man who created God. Western thought has been prisoner of such speculative ideas though written in superlative prose styles. In Sri Aurobindo otoh we find intuitive presentation of the reality.
Savitri Era: Philosophy has never been free; always with strings attached savitriera.blogspot.com/2021/09/philos By Tusar Nath Mohapatra Director, Savitri Era Learning Forum (SELF-2005) and Founder of Savitri Era Religion Savitri Era of those who adore, Om Sri Aurobindo & The Mother.
Sri Aurobindo on the inadequacy of the State-Idea and Collective Egoism motsac.org/humanitycahpsr
It is heartening to see that Sri Aurobindo is now a craze both in literature and politics. Philosophy depts took him up since d 1940s, but so many young scholars are taking up his poetry, drama and poetic theory now in d literature departments! Quality will come with efforts.
One who fears monotony and wants something new would not be able to do yoga or at least this yoga which needs an inexhaustible perseverance and patience. #SriAurobindo #IntegralYoga
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Grt achievements by both. It's a proud moment for the ppl of Assam. Digantada has dedicated his life for the pursuit of the teachings of Sri Aurobindo and presently he is delivering a series of 100 lectures on Sri Aurobindo's views on Indian philosophy orgzd by Assam University
#BookDiscussion | The conviction of modern times and emerging post-Pulwama essence made look back at the philosophy of Kapila’s Samkhya and #SriAurobindo to understand the spirit of #India. The resultant product was #India2030 book of essays
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I think #SriAurobindo says that appropriation will lead to a futile sense of self-confidence, unless that confidence can be used for a greater creative output (which will not reject but assimilate those western notions which can be effectively assimilated)
Western scholars have only scratched the surface of the Vedas as nature worship. Great Yogis like Sri Aurobindo, Kapali Shastri, Kavyakantha Ganapati Muni, Sri Anirvan, and Brahmarshi Daivarat have revealed the cosmic secrets of the Vedic mantras through their Rishi vision.
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Its not only Indian TV anchors who r imitating the western ones - its half of India in every field. I wish indian would read Sri Aurobindo Foundations of Indian Culture
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Shri Ma and Sri Aurobindo's intellectual works've been too razor sharp, steadfast and all encompassing to fit in prejudiced, opinionated mental frames of so called intellectuals. Esp. when majority of academic works are western copy paste stuff.
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That's the thing, right? Our Dharmic society, even though being collectivist, has space for organic individuality. We don't need to utilise the western notion of Liberalism to acknowledge that. One needs to read Sri Aurobindo to understand that.
Individualism is the bane of Western thinking although no man is an island. Rationalism and scientific approach has been a major factor for modern civilisation. Yet the Vedic Evolutionary schema of #SriAurobindo offers a befitting response to Darwin, Nietzsche Bergson, and Freud.
Catering to popular sentiments, Sri Aurobindo used to quote Gita and the Upanishads but later he shifted to the Veda. Western tradition lacks this source and therefore in every philosophical writing one finds the author shuttling among Kant, Plato, Socrates, Gospel, Homer, et al.
I have devoted 2-3 decades to secondary literature on Sri Aurobindo including Western perspectives on him. It has been amply rewarding but at the end of the day, his own writings seem to be so self-sufficient. #ARYA100Years (1914-21) is enough for the rest of the present century.
No words are sufficient to express my gratitude to Prof Sisir Kumar Maitra without whose comparative studies my understanding of Sri Aurobindo would have been one sided. Awareness of Western Philosophy and Poetry is a must for all devotees of #SriAurobindo
English is the chord by which Indians are braided with UK and USA. Modernity, Democracy, and Science are common concerns. Western Philosophy has reached a blind alley. India has the advantage of #SriAurobindo. It's time, the West recognises this and allows students to study him.
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brainpickings.org/2016/08/23/har As inspiring as this is - It exemplifies the reductionist western epistemology and lack of awareness of world cultures Forget ancient India, they didnt notice modern rishis like Sri Aurobindo who combined science, philosophy and poetry - Human Sciences
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Why are u diminishing Sri Aurobindo to the status of a 'freedom fighter', belittling his contributions to Sanatana by calling him Christian? Not objective at all. He, like Swami Vivekananda, did explain Sanatana concepts for the West borrowing western terms. There was a context.
Mr. Abhishek Tripathi, presented his paper on ‘Sri Aurobindo’s Psycho-philosophical Integration of Phenomenal and Noumenal World’ during the International Conference on “Sri Aurobindo and India’s Renaissance” today inSeminar Hall of IIAS as well as on Cisco Webex.
KD Ghose, the father of Sri Aurobindo Ghose was a benevolent doctor who helped the needy at the cost of the future prospects of his own family and children. Abhishek Ghosh profiles this forgotten golden-hearted civil surgeon
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2/2 so did Sri Aurobindo, which at times becomes very overwhelming and sounds like astro physics, but he does have answers.
Any great soul.sri aurobindo was the only yogi who had spoken about mental evolution citing hindu scriptures.the mind has to ascend to great heights.to be frankly speaking only humans are in subanimal level to supra divine.animals are same
for eg, Sri Aurobindo had a very non-conventional interpretation of the Gita. But his intent was Decolonial. Hindus who wish to engage with that do. The way BORI is interpreting is harmful. Knowledge production cant be separated from the power structures that produce them.
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Not so. 1 example: UNESCO recognised Auroville, based on the transformation yoga of Sri Aurobindo/The Mother (Puducherry) is the world's most successful & poss. largest so-called alternative society. Goal is the divine transformation of matter.
Kind of crazy how India has not produced even one idea of global relevance after Mahatma Gandhi.
Wild. Although many modern streams of thought have been animated by Indic ideas- eg, the influence of Panini on modern linguistics, Buddhism and Yoga on neurophenomenology and consciousness studies. It’s usually a westerner studying the thought, though.
The religionists are trying to use #SriAurobindo as a mascot of Hindu religion. It's a gross misconception. He terms "intellectual dogmas, forms and ceremonies, on some fixed and rigid moral code" as "not the essence". Change of consciousness is the key.