Part 1 of a free-flowing conversation with Maria Wirth — about her new book, her love for India, the sure signs of an emerging Indian cultural renaissance, the ways to nurture and strengthen this reawakening and the factors that could possibly impede this resurgence.
Of Indian Wisdom and Cultural Reawakening: A Conversation with Maria Wirth (Part 1) Read More »
The concluding part of a free-flowing conversation with Maria Wirth — about her new book, her love for India, the sure signs of an emerging Indian cultural renaissance, the ways to nurture and strengthen this reawakening and the factors that could possibly impede this resurgence.
Of Indian-ness and Truthfulness: A Conversation with Maria Wirth (Part 3) Read More »
We are happy to launch Renaissance, on this special day of February 21, 2019 – the 141st birthday of the Mother. The theme of this journal takes its inspiration, guidance and significance from Sri Aurobindo’s vision for the future of India and her role in the world.
Welcome to the Inaugural Issue! Read More »
Featured here are selected passages from a few of Sri Aurobindo’s writings on the theme of Indian renaissance and its significance for the world and humanity.
The Importance and Nature of the Indian Renaissance Read More »
As India rediscovers and redefines her own way – a deeper way of being, it is important to understand deeply the nature of Indian renaissance and its significance for the future of India and the world.
Report of Special Lecture – Sri Aurobindo and Renaissance in India Read More »
The author conveys how most of the history textbooks in India don’t capture the ‘whole’ picture of history by completely ignoring the inward orientation of Indian cultural evolution.
Ancient Indian Polity and the Task Ahead (Part 1) Read More »
The author Sisirkumar Mitra describes the ideal of communal freedom and self-determination, and beginnings of the idea of State in ancient India.
Ancient Indian Polity and the Task Ahead (Part 2) Read More »