The mantric words of Sri Aurobindo’s Savitri fill the soul, heart and mind with an unshakeable faith and optimism and hope for a new future that is dawning.
“God’s long nights are justified by dawn” Read More »
Sri Aurobindo’s major prose writings are “as worthy of reverent study as are their logical structure and their close-grained fabric of thought”.
Sri Aurobindo as a Literary Artist – 3 Read More »
In many prose writings of Sri Aurobindo, the knife-edge clarity and sharpness of his prose dissolve into poetic imagery and symbolism.
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This part zooms in on Vishnu and Bhagavata Puranas that Sri Aurobindo which Sri Aurobindo held in high esteem. The author also illuminates on the special connection between Sri Aurobindo and Sri Krishna.
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The author writes that while Vishnu Purana helped disseminate Krishna consciousness in the sub-continent, the Bhagavata Purana has been considered a personification of the Lord Himself.
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Written in Bengali in the manner of the Rigvedic Suktas, Sri Aurobindo composed Usha Stotra in Pondicherry. English translation by Nolini Kanta Gupta.
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The author elaborates on a mesmerising poetic description of the beauty of dawn we find at the very start of Sri Aurobindo’s Ilion.
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