Vol. VI, Issue 9Video: Suhas Mehra Editor’s Note: Today, on September 5, we have a special offering on the occasion of Teachers’ Day. Sri Aurobindo tells us that a teacher works through three ways – Instruction, Example and Influence. In this regard, his own work as a teacher stands out as a shining example and […]
Video: Sri Aurobindo’s Advice to Students Read More »
India and Indians must regain a solid grounding in the eternal spirit which has for long nourished and enriched this land of Bharat, her people, her culture — materially, intellectually, and spiritually.
Sri Aurobindo and the New Ideal Read More »
“…a reflective memoir, philosophical musing, and inner dialogue that invites the reader to embark on their own antaryatra.”
Book Review: ‘Antaryatra: Soul Journeys’ by Beloo Mehra (with Video) Read More »
Inspired by Sri Aurobindo’s essay titled National Value of Art, this conversation explored how art and creative expression can be used for refining the vital as well as facilitating healing and growth in an educational context.
A Conversation on Art for Chittashuddhi, Purification of the Heart (Video) Read More »
The Mother emphasizes that to control one’s speech is “far more fruitful austerity” than the ascetic practice of complete abstinence from talking.
Control of Speech, Mental Austerity and Inner Silence – 1 Read More »
The selections in this part highlight the Mother’s advice on the control of speech in intellectual and spiritual domains.
Control of Speech, Mental Austerity and Inner Silence – 2 Read More »
The Mother highlights the significance of silence for learning, and also gives teachers and students great practical guidance in this regard.
Silence and Education: Some Practical Guidance Read More »
Read about some contemplative practices which the author and her team at Creative School use regularly for both Education and Healing purposes.
Experiencing the Divine through Nature’s Mandalas Read More »
The author underlines some of the key ideas of Sri Aurobindo that could be taken forward for further treatment in academia, both present and future.
Sri Aurobindo and the Modern Academic World Read More »