Re: THE SUBJECTIVE REALITY OF HUMAN EXISTENCE from sbicitizen at Yahoo! Groups by Major(Retd).R.Rudra
Narasimham http://bhavanajagat.com
To speak about knowing Reality in our Consciousness
is a joke.
Comment on The brain is not the mind as per Yoga psychology by
Sandeep from Comments for Integral Yoga of Sri Aurobindo & The Mother by Sandeep
The closest equivalent to Dehatmabuddhi in
contemporary neuropsychological parlance seems to be “Body ownership”.
Sri Aurobindo Studies. Sri Aurobindo's Integral
Yoga ... transformation.”Sri Aurobindo, The Life Divine, Book 2, Part
2, Chapter 25, “The Triple Transformation”...
Sri Aurobindo's Opposition. Savitri Era of
those who adore, Om Sri Aurobindo and The Mother. Thursday, February
16, 2012. Sri Aurobindo ...
I was a “fan” of Wilber’s writings during my days as
a doctoral student in Canada working
on my dissertation, in a predominantly analytically-oriented philosophy
department, on Aurobindo. But I can hardly bring myself to read either of them
these days and I don’t feel I am missing anything important! LOL
She introduced them to the life and teachings of Sri
Aurobindo and the Mother, and to an extent, also demystified the concepts
such as 'consciousness', ...
Sri Aurobindo has shown that the truth does not
lie in running away from earthly life but in remaining in it, ... Sri
Aurobindo always loved deeply his Motherland. … The object of these
articles has been to indicate the nature and psychological ideas of the old
system and point out its essential relation of cause and effect to the splendid
achievement of our ancestors. How its principles can be reapplied or be
completed and to some extent replaced by a still deeper psychology and a still
more effective discipline is a subject fit for separate treatment.
There
is a demand for Indian thought and culture by Maria Wirth Comment posted
by: Vikas
You have a healthy skepticism and were able to
quickly dissociate NASA from this article.
On spirit possession and mental imbalances from Integral Yoga of Sri Aurobindo & The Mother by Sandeep
It depends on the degree of the possession. Usually
it is something progressive. First there is an influence under which one comes,
and comes in a fragmentary way, not even totally in his being, but in certain
parts and for a time. This is the first stage. The second: the influence
becomes permanent and there is one part of the being which deteriorates, which
is constantly under this influence and expresses it. Continue reading →
Two Letters from Sri Aurobindo from Savitri: the Light of the Supreme 17 Feb 2012 - 03:00
AM
There is very little argument in my philosophy—the
elaborate metaphysical reasoning full of abstract words with which the
metaphysician tries to establish his conclusions is not there. read more - Weird
ways of the Revised Edition
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