“Sri Aurobindo’s linking of archetypal wisdom, its basic metapsychology to the modern crisis marks him as a mature visionary. The disproportionate development of a post-industrial society calls for a matching insight. To the anguish of modern man there is no remedy but the mystical,” writes the author.
New Dimensions in Spirituality – Part 2 Read More »
A special issue featuring a few precious memories recounted by some of the senior sadhaks who were blessed to have close interactions with the Mother.
The One Whom We Adore as The Mother Read More »
Values cannot be imposed through textbooks. Teachers and parents must serve as living examples. Rich stories can also expose children to higher ideals.
Sri Aurobindo on Education for Character Development Read More »
The author zooms in on a few key insights from Indian understanding of human personality and its perfection which must form the basis of education.
Insights from Indian Psychology for Personality Development of the Learner Read More »
Given the great value our ancients placed on brahmacharya as a system of human energy management, it is no wonder that we find a long history of physical education in ancient India, far more ancient than Greece.
Back to Basics, Lessons for the Future – 2 Read More »
A conscious change in the human birthing and parenting can be an important and undeniable way to enable the creation of a conscious humanity.
Conscious Parenting for Conscious Humanity Read More »
Progressive ideas on parenting accepted by growing sections of humanity are part of an evolutionary movement to an age of deeper subjectivism.
Parenting and Education in Subjective Age Read More »
Briefly describing the dharma of a householder, this essay highlights the relevance of the Indian view of gradual human development through stages of life.
Gṛhasthadharma: The Dharma of a Householder Read More »
We speak with Vijayalakshmi C. about her experience in consciously preparing herself for pregnancy and childbirth. She shares with us how her study of the writings of the Mother and our ancient practices of Sanatana Dharma guided her in this journey.
Conscious Conception and Pregnancy: Listening to a Personal Journey (Video) Read More »
It is a perfect opportunity, this Hour of God, 15 August 2022 – the date that marks the 150th birthday of Sri Aurobindo, and by no coincidence, 75 years of India’s political independence, to sing glories of the Eternal Presence that Sri Aurobindo was, is and will be.
“A God’s Labour”: Sri Aurobindo’s Work Divine Read More »
The author writes that as time advances so will the relevance of Sri Aurobindo increase, intensify, and become the inevitable guiding spirit and force of humanity.
The Timeless Relevance of Sri Aurobindo Read More »
Written by Vijay Poddar as his second quarterly test answer in the 1st year of Higher Course at SAICE, this was published in Mother India, 15 August 1962.
Sri Aurobindo’s Work for India’s Political Liberation Read More »
The author elucidates how the three epithets – “a prophet of nationalism, a poet of patriotism and a lover of humanity” fit Sri Aurobindo’s personality.
Sri Aurobindo: His Birth Unique, His Presence Ubiquitous Read More »
A video post on the poem ‘The New Creator’ which speaks of the significance of the Yoga of Sri Aurobindo for the future of India, world, humanity and earth.
We bow to you, Sri Aurobindo, O Sun of the New Age, Bringer of the New Light! (Video) Read More »
Why did Sri Aurobindo with his cosmic vision of human history write at length about Indian culture highlighting the values that are indispensable to the conception of a perfect human culture? Read on.
Sri Aurobindo and Indian Cultural Renaissance – 1 Read More »
The author mentions a few attempts at cultural rejuvenation of India which seem to lack the very central springs of Indian culture.
Sri Aurobindo and Indian Cultural Renaissance – 2 Read More »
Is Sri Aurobindo a mere revivalist, or a proud nationalist who glories in the past? Is he merely an enthusiastic exponent of Indian culture? Read on.
Sri Aurobindo and Indian Cultural Renaissance – 3 Read More »
The author reminds that Sri Aurobindo wants free India to accept boldly the challenge of the age and give the world a lead in solving problems of collective life by applying her spiritual ideals.
Sri Aurobindo and Indian Cultural Renaissance – 4 Read More »
Vinata Joshi speaks to us about Powada, a popular performance art from Maharashtra, involving story-telling, poetry, music and theatre arts.
Powada, a Story-telling Performance Art (Video) Read More »
Sri Aurobindo Society has published nine e-books on India, compiled from the works of Sri Aurobindo and the Mother by Jamshed M. Mavalwalla. Free download.
India and Her Mission: Free E-Books on India Read More »