Cling to Truth
The author emphasises that if we aspire for a New World, a World of Truth, we must cling to truth in every small or big movement within and without.

The author emphasises that if we aspire for a New World, a World of Truth, we must cling to truth in every small or big movement within and without.
This presents an evolving view of a woman’s personal understanding of her rightful place and work in the context of family and the larger society and nation.
Bankim’s Heroines: A Conversation Translated from Bengali Read More »
In this short essay, the author elaborates on the supreme and inevitable destiny of the transmutation of earthly existence.
“An Awakened Dynamic Spiritual Reality” Read More »
This short but highly impactful essay emphasises that even though the ideal of the Life Divine may appear difficult or chimerical to the normal mind, it has always been the preoccupation of the inner being of man.
The Age of Sri Aurobindo (with video) Read More »
Through a masterful analysis the author concludes that if the aim of spirituality is to know the Self, then the aim of art too is the same.
The Different Paths of an Artist and a Sadhu Read More »
The author writes: “Obscenity has its place in art, but not ugliness. Obscenity and ugliness are not the same, nor are decency and beauty.”
The Obscene and the Ugly – Form and Essence Read More »
At this critical turn of human history, man must choose his destiny — to become a new man with a new consciousness or to go down into inconscience and no more be a man.
Human Destiny: A Critical Choice Read More »
From the original essay titled ‘Upanishadic Symbolism’ we take up three aspects – about the Five Elements, Triple Agni and Number of Gods.
Of Dogs, Gods and Elements: Symbolism in the Upanishads Read More »