A Tale About an Old Grandfather Clock (Video)
Watch a short video on a tale on Order from this book; the story about an antique grandfather clock has been read in Hindi.
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Preparing the Mind of a Nation
Sri Aurobindo speaks of the mind of a nation and the soul of a people as an intermediate power, between the universal mind and soul of humanity and the mind and soul of the individual in its infinite variation.
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Woman and Nation in ‘Rajmohan’s Wife’ – 1
Focusing on a few aspects of Bankim Chandra Chatterjee’s only novel written in English, the author explores their relevance for a student of modern Indian society and culture.
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Woman and Nation in ‘Rajmohan’s Wife’ – 2
A longer version of this article was first published in New Race: A Journal of Integral and Future Studies, April 2015, Volume I (1), pp. 54-59.
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Bankim’s Heroines: A Conversation Translated from Bengali
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.
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Cheerfulness – A Tale Told by the Mother (Video)
This short video features a tale told by the Mother on Cheerfulness. Video curation is by Biswajita Mohapatra, story narration is by Shruti Ramteke.
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Sri Aurobindo and Indian Aesthetics – Part 3 (with 3 videos)
With selected poems as examples, the author describes Sri Aurobindo’s aesthetics, its principle, process, purpose, and philosophy.
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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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