Mother India, a Spiritual Light
Read here a to-the-point description of the essence of Mother India, Ma Bharati – “the face of form of our presiding genius”.
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Science and Spirituality: An Unnecessary Antimony and a Harmonious Reconciliation – 3
An integral spirituality harmonises all knowledge and all experience in the truth of a supreme and all-reconciling oneness.
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Science and Spirituality: An Unnecessary Antimony and a Harmonious Reconciliation – 2
In this part, the author describes an integral, all-embracing dynamic spiritual vision which does not make a formidable division between Spirit and Matter.
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Science and Spirituality: An Unnecessary Antimony and a Harmonious Reconciliation – I
It is not so much spirituality and Yoga as the accredited credal religions that historically clashed with the spirit and findings of Science.
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Sri Aurobindo in Politics – An Eye-witness Account
This excerpt reveals the character and attitude of Sri Aurobindo as a politician when he was leading the Nationalist or Extremist Party.
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When Ustad Alauddin Khan Visited the Ashram
In 1949 Ustad Alauddin Khan visited the Ashram for a few days. He also made a musical offering to Sri Aurobindo and the Mother.
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Selections from Tagore, in Translation
These selections from Rabindranath Tagore’s writings were published in the May 1961 issue of Mother India — 1961 being the centenary year of the Kobiguru. These were translated by Sanat K. Banerji and Nolini Kanta Gupta.
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Matrimandir: An Impressionistic Picture
The author speaks of Matrimandir as the Mother’s epic. It was first published in Auroville Today in 1992, and later reprinted in Mother India, January 1993.
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Daksha and Kali – Decoding the Symbols
The author helps us understand the deep symbolism behind the story of Daksha Prajapati’s head being severed, and his acquiring the head of a goat.
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