Envisioning the Future Society – 2
Part 2 describes some of the social and economic structures of a future society, an aggregate of individuals who are seeking their true subjective self.
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Part 2 describes some of the social and economic structures of a future society, an aggregate of individuals who are seeking their true subjective self.
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In what way is Sri Aurobindo’s Integral Yoga a continuation of the civilisational instinct of Sanatana Dharma? Read and reflect.
From Sadhana to Superconsciousness: Sanatana Dharma as a Civilisational Imperative Read More »
Read here a to-the-point description of the essence of Mother India, Ma Bharati – “the face of form of our presiding genius”.
Mother India, a Spiritual Light Read More »
A brief but highly inspiring commentary by the author on Sri Aurobindo’s deeply revelatory writing titled ‘The Hour of God.’
Revisiting Sri Aurobindo’s “The Hour of God” Read More »
An integral spirituality harmonises all knowledge and all experience in the truth of a supreme and all-reconciling oneness.
Science and Spirituality: An Unnecessary Antimony and a Harmonious Reconciliation – 3 Read More »
The true meeting of science and spirituality will be not merely in an explanation of reality, but in its transformation, a the divinisation of life on Earth.
Science and Spirituality: A Tango of Spirit and Matter Read More »
In this part, the author describes an integral, all-embracing dynamic spiritual vision which does not make a formidable division between Spirit and Matter.
Science and Spirituality: An Unnecessary Antimony and a Harmonious Reconciliation – 2 Read More »
Going through the voluminous correspondence of the Master with Nirodbaran, Dilip Kumar Roy and several other disciples, we find a deeply endearing human and humourous side of the great Mahayogi. Even when it came to a serious topic such as the conflict between science and religion, Sri Aurobindo could use his charming wit and satire to make a profound point.
Sri Aurobindo’s Response to a Sceptic Read More »