Sri Aurobindo has turned only to Indian sources to corroborate his arguments

THE TRANSFIGURATION OF DUTY IN AUROBINDO'S ESSAYS ON THE GITA by ANDREW SARTORI - 2010
Aurobindo was turning to religious discourse as a means to articulate a response to the actuality of his experience of Indian difference, then we are left ... Abstract

Aurobindo Ghose was a major nationalist intellectual of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries who rose to prominence as one of the most radical leaders of the Swadeshi movement before retreating to the French colony of Pondicherry to dedicate his life to spiritual exercises and experiments. Aurobindo, like so many others of the nationalist period, produced a major commentary on the Bhagavad Gita. I will argue that his appeal to the Gita in the late 1910s represented, however, not a continuation of his nationalist project, but rather a radical reformulation of it in the wake of the defeat of the Swadeshi mobilization of 1905–8.

Spirituality and ethics in management - Page 38 László Zsolnai - 2004 - 220 pages
So, if we can succeed in fostering a sober and sincere mentality then we shall perceive straightaway that Aurobindo has turned the whole corpus of prevailing motivational theories upside down. Are we ready for it? ... SPIRITUALITY MANAGEMENT: Improving Leadership and Management Practices - Page 70 L. S. PAL - 2009 - 298 pages

Poetic plays of Sri Aurobindo - Page 63 Bimal Narayan Thakur - 2004 - 199 pages
... in a fairly advanced outward civilization to a brighter intellectualism and humanism". Source of the Play Sri Aurobindo has derived the source from Perseus-Andromeda myth in the Greek mythology. But Sri Aurobindo has turned the ... Towards eternity; Sri Aurobindo birth centenary volume, 15th ... Aurobindo Ghose - 1973 - 526 pages

Journal of Indian Council of Philosophical Research Indian Council of Philosophical Research - 2001
Sri Aurobindo has turned the legend into a symbol through which he teaches that in future, Man will be free of death. The next two chapters are devoted to Sri Aurobindo's philosophy and yoga. The aim of his philosophy is to unfold the ...

Indian literature Sāhitya Akademi - 1997
In Western philosophy concepts of "mind" and "consciousness" are usually reciprocal, but their distinction is vital to Sri Aurobindo's thought. The second point is that at every critical stage in his thinking, Sri Aurobindo has turned only to Indian sources to corroborate or evidence his arguments. Thus his vision is grounded in a distinctly non-Euro-centric tradition, ... Immortal Paradigms: Sri Aurbindo Home-Coming Centenary Volume - Page 94 Charu Sheel Singh - 2002 - 264 pages

Mother India: monthly review of culture Sri Aurobindo Ashram - 1996
A new kind of poetry demands a new mentality in the reader. It is magnificent poetry, elevating us to a realm of sheer beauty and delight. The story of Savitri is taken from a legend in the Mahabharata. But Sri Aurobindo has turned this ...

On the Mother: the chronicle of a manifestation and ministry K. R. Srinivasa Iyengar, Sri Aurobindo ... - 1994 - 924 pages
In the meantime, Sri Aurobindo was turning out his monumental prose sequences - The Life Divine, The Synthesis of Yoga, Essays on the Gita, The Ideal of Human Unity. The Psychology of Social Development, The Future Poetry, ...

The Plays of Sri Aurobindo, a study S. S. Kulkarni - 1990 - 160 pages
Sri Aurobindo has turned all such details to his own philosophical advantage. Throughout his treatment of the original myth and its various sources Sri Aurobindo retains 'the heroic simplicity of the tale'. At the same time, ...

Sri Aurobindo: a biography and a history K. R. Srinivasa Iyengar - 1972 - 1471 pages
Sri Aurobindo has turned into image and myth his personal emotions and feelings on the eve of his departure from England. Another early poem, the elegiac The Island Grave, opens magnificently: Ocean is there and evening; the slow moan...

Sri Aurobindo--the poet Kaikhushru Dhunjibhoy Sethna - 1970 - 472 pages
As if it were not enough to write from a range of experience beyond the common, Sri Aurobindo has turned his hand in nine out of these twelve poems to novel verse-forms. He has based his technique on a flexible modulation of classical ... Annual Sri Aurobindo mandir, Calcutta – 1991

Sri Aurobindo and His Yoga - Page 5 M. P. Pandit - 1987 - 200 pages
Sri Aurobindo's turning to the spiritual side of life was, however, not sudden. Even when he was a boy in England he had glimpses of a life greater than the ordinary physical existence with which most men are preoccupied. ... The Indian review G.A. Natesan - 1971

Annual Sri Aurobindo Mandir, Calcutta - 1976
There is a feeling among some that since leaving the political days of swadeshi behind, for the politics of eternity, Sri Aurobindo had turned his back on social and political issues and glided into the cloudland of a helpless ...

Indian literature Sāhitya Akademi - 1972
When Sir Stafford Cripps came to India with his offer of a political solution Aurobindo pleaded for its acceptance by the Indian leaders. What was that greater ideal for the realization of which Aurobindo had turned away from politics? ...

Subramania Bharati, patriot and poet: a memoir Pinayur Mahadevan, Pāratiyār - 1957 - 231 pages
Sri Aurobindo had turned his back — irrevocably — on the rough and tumble of politics ; and was engaged in his voyages in the seas of thought — alone. As he withdrew more and more into himself, Bharati came out of his shell more and ...