The
literary criticism of Sri Aurobindo, with special reference to ... Shree
Krishna Prasad, Aurobindo Ghose - 1974 - 487 pages - Snippet view
That
is why Sri Aurobindo says that the mantra in poetry is "that rhythmic
speech which, as the Veda puts it, rises at once from the heart of the seer and
from the distant home of the Truth." It is obviously a dual movement
linking the ...
Sri
Aurobindo: a centenary tribute Aurobindo
Ghose, K. R. Srinivasa Iyengar - 1974 - 346 pages - Snippet view
This
is why Sri Aurobindo himself developed his theory of Integral Yoga as the
practical foundation or basis of spiritual realisation. In his youth Sri
Aurobindo was a man of action, at least in a common sense.
Sri
Aurobindo and Iqbal: a comparative study of their philosophy M.
Rafique - 1974 - 213 pages - Snippet view
That
is why Sri Aurobindo says that no totality of phenomena can equate the
Absolute. He is much beyond the universe known to us. Hence Sri Aurobindo concludes,
"There is something behind the phenomenon not only infinite but
indefinable ...
Revival
of Upaniṣadic thought in contemporary Indian philosophy Sankatha
Prasad Singh - 1974 - 324 pages - Snippet view
This
is why, Sri Aurobindo thinks, "the age of intuitive knowledge represented
by the early Vedantic thinking of the Upanisads had to give place to the age of
rational knowledge; inspired Scripture made room for metaphysical philosophy,
...
Correspondence
with Sri Aurobindo: Volume 3 Nirod
Baran Chakravarty, Aurobindo Ghose - 1974 - Snippet view
Myself:
Otherwise I could have those experiences as well, but I can't, why ? Sri
Aurobindo: Mind bubbling, vital disturbed and despondent, physical inert.
Myself: Or would you say that it has taken them 7 or 8 years ?
Towards
eternity; Sri Aurobindo birth centenary volume, 15th ... Aurobindo
Ghose, V. Madhusudan Reddy - 1973 - 526 pages - Snippet view
That
is why Sri Aurobindo clearly states that "neither intelligence, the
imagination nor the ear are the true recipients of the poetic delight, even as
they are not its true creator; they are only its channels and instruments; ...
Sri
Aurobindo, seer and poet Vinayak
Krishna Gokak - 1973 - 185 pages - Snippet view
One
has first to inquire why Sri Aurobindo's influence tends to be so pervasive.
His revolutionary zeal, his flaming nationalism, his fiery leadership in the
early days of the freedom struggle and his incarceration, trial and triumphant
...
Questions
and answers, 1956 Mother - 1973 - 375 pages - Snippet view
That
is why Sri Aurobindo says: "self-creator", which means that He gives
an external form of Himself, and to Himself. It is a change of the mode of
being: instead of being an unmanifested possibility it becomes a manifested
reality.
Sri
Aurobindo: a garland of tributes Arabinda Basu - 1973 - 252 pages - Snippet view
This
is why Sri Aurobindo has designated the ultimate Reality "Sachchidananda".
The individual and the world are becomings of Sachchidananda and therefore not
separate from Him; for Sri Aurobindo who was deeply versed in the Vedas, ...
Contemporary
relevance of Sri Aurobindo Kishor Gandhi - 1973 - 343 pages - Snippet view
Coleridge's thought has been carried further in a sense which would perhaps
justify speaking of Coleridge's mantle on Sri Aurobindo's shoulders; there is of
course no reason why Sri Aurobindo should wear anybody's mantle except his own
...
Indian
literature: Volume 15 Sahitya Akademi - 1972 - Snippet view
I
turned back to the young man to ask him why Sri Aurobindo had chosen to present
himself in this way. But before I could ask him, I got my answer; for thick
tears weie trickling down his cheeks. I woke with a shudder, put on the light
...
Third
power Vinobā - 1972 - 131 pages - Snippet view
That
is why Sri Aurobindo spoke of the "supra-mental" state. He thinks of
the mind as rising above itself to taste the immortal bliss of the vision and
touch of God, and then returning to the earthly plane as what he calls an
avatar.
Sri
Aurobindo and Bergson: a synthetic study Abhoy Chandra Bhattacharya - 1972 -
282 pages - Snippet view
Really
speaking, we do not see any reason why Sri Aurobindo considers the pleasure
that results from ignorance and limitation as consisting of any value
whatsoever. It must be an outcome of his great optimism. 1. The Life Divine, I,
p. 140.
The
two-fold voice: essays on Indian writing in English Dhupaty V. K.
Raghavacharyulu - 1971 - 184 pages - Snippet view
But
one reason why Sri Aurobindo did not care to complete llion is that perhaps it
cannot be completed : that is, in the context of the kind of ethos available in
Greek culture, the night is the final word, and there is no "greater ...
Indian
Writing Today: Issues 15-18 Centre for Indian Writers - 1971 - Snippet view
This
is perhaps the reason why Sri Aurobindo in his search for an Indian mode had
always at the back of his mind the blank verse of Milton
White
roses Mother, Huta - 1970 - 151 pages - Snippet view
January
22 Be content and live within your heart — deep inside — It is the only way to
have Peace. Wednesday It is true that this world is a very dangerous one where
Falsehood is still in full swing. That is why Sri Aurobindo says, ...
Sri
Aurobindo's integral yoga Tulsidas Chatterjee - 1970 - 365 pages - Snippet view
As
I have already said, this is the second reason why Sri Aurobindo's Yoga is
called Purna Yoga, for it aims at the complete integration of the whole of our
personality. Here Sri Aurobindo's standpoint differs from that of Alexander,
...
Reminiscences
Nolini Kanta Gutpa, K. Amrita, Suresh Chandra Chakravarty - 1969 - 190 pages -
Snippet view
That
is why Sri Aurobindo started his daily newspaper, Bandemataram, which was the
first to declare in clear language that what we wanted was the freedom of
India, a total freedom, a freedom untrammelled by any kind of domination by the
...
Eternity
in words: Sri Aurobindo's Savitri Rameshwar Gupta - 1969 - 194 pages - Snippet
view
Why?
Sri Aurobindo discovered his own answers. What is? ISNESS is: Existence is the
ultimate term. How does Existence exist? In a state of
Consciousness-force-Bliss. (not unconsciously, not inactively, not unjoyously).
Sri
Aurobindo: or, The adventure of consciousness Satprem - 1968 - 381 pages -
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In
any case, this is one of the reasons why Sri Aurobindo and the Mother insist so
much on the development of our physical basis; without this, we may go into an
ecstasy and shoot up straight into the Absolute, perhaps, but not bring ...
Sri
Aurobindo's philosophy of evolution V. Madhusudan Reddy - 1966 - 385 pages -
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He
cannot save the world if He himself evolves, nor can He save the world unless
He Himself is its Creator.' This is why Sri Aurobindo links the problem of
Evolution with that of Creation. Evolution cannot be understood unless it is
...
Sri
Aurobindo's Life divine: lectures delivered in the U.S.A. Ambalal Balkrishna
Purani - 1966 - 282 pages - Snippet view
That
is why Sri Aurobindo wrote in a letter not to try to answer "doubts"
because the spirit of doubt is insatiable. One who submits himself to the
spirit of doubt can never be satisfied, because it doesn't want to be
satisfied.
Contemporary
Indian philosophy Rama Shanker Srivastava - 1965 - 398 pages - Snippet view
That
is why Sri Aurobindo does not admit the utility of Yoga practices separately
but gives us the Integral Yoga or simply a Yoga of synthesis. The Jnanayoga, as
the exclusive path, may to some extent prepare the self for its freedom, ...
Life
in Sri Aurobindo Ashram Narayan Prasad - 1965 - 319 pages - Snippet view
People
wondered why Sri Aurobindo was giving so much support to a sworn enemy of India Britain ,
the United States , India
The
mother of love: Volume 1 Madhav Pundalik Pandit - 1965 - 256 pages - Snippet
view
That
is why Sri Aurobindo says that the earth is the destined field of progress and
transformation and even the gods have to come down here and take birth in the
human body if they wish to grow and transform themselves: The godhead ...
Social
philosophy of Sri Aurobindo and the new age Kishor Gandhi - 1965 - 273 pages -
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the age long promise which spirituality has always held forth but which it has
not been able to fulfil till now. That is why Sri Aurobindo confidently insists
on saying that glorious as has been the spiritual record of the past, ...
The
life of Sri Aurobindo: a source book Ambalal
Balkrishna Purani - 1964 - 335 pages - Snippet view
The
question why Sri Aurobindo was called Arabinda Ackroyd baffled me for some
time, till an indication in M. Monod Herzen's book gave me the clue. It is now
established that Miss Annette Ackroyd arrived in 1 Rev.
Sri
Aurobindo came to me: reminiscences Dilip Kumar Roy - 1964 - 237 pages -
Snippet view
That
is why Sri Aurobindo speaks so emphatically of the Descent of the Divine Power
into our dismal humanity, a descent missioned to promote a new manifestation in
the "earth-consciousness." But to invoke the Divine Power for the ...
Main
currents of social & political thought in modern India
This
is one of the reasons why Sri Aurobindo placed before his countrymen the ideal
of a free and independent India
Resurgent
India Sisir kumar Mitra, Aurobindo Ghose - 1963 - 432 pages - Snippet view
It
is said that once when he was travelling from Calcutta
The
Political science review: Volumes 1-2 Rajasthan (India
...
have helped the reader to understand more clearly the reasons why Sri Aurobindo
retired from politics The learned author could have stressed the point that the
decision to retire did not constitute any real break with the past. Lastly, it
may he ...
The
Visva-bharati quarterly Visva-Bharati - 1957 - Snippet view
If
this be so, there is no reason why Sri Aurobindo's poetry should not knock at
the closed gates and awaken the sleeping princess to light of day and love. There
are indeed passages in the Savitri, inspite of its theme of yogic ...
The
meeting of the East and the West in Sri Aurobindo's philosophy Sisir Kumar
Maitra - 1956 - 451 pages - Snippet view
This
is why Sri Aurobindo links the problem of Evolution with that of Creation.
Evolution cannot be understood unless it is viewed as the reverse side of
Creation. Creation is the involution of the Absolute into the world, ...
Founding
the life divine: an introduction to the integral yoga of ... Morwenna Donnelly
- 1956 - 246 pages - Snippet view
There
is another reason why Sri Aurobindo advocates the opening of the heart center
first. The descent of the higher consciousness, and the transformation of the
nature at which the Yoga aims, become safer and easier through the ...
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That
is why Sri Aurobindo is likely to be looked upon by posterity as the Messiah of
this post-scientific age — a true Messiah because even when he met the
challenge of reason with reason, he could asseverate, with the authority of his
...
Sri
Aurobindo: addresses on his life and teachings Ambalad Balkrishan Purani - 1955
- 351 pages - Snippet view
The
reason why Sri Aurobindo lays so much emphasis upon collective life is that in
his view individual perfection is not enough. The problem of man's freedom and
perfection, in his view, is not individual but collective.
The
Indian review: Volume 55 G.A. Natesan - 1954 - Snippet view
That
is the reason why Sri Aurobindo also urges that if we have to survive if
mankind has to survive this latest and not yet the fullest threat of undivinc
forces, unleashed by science and materialism, it has to ascend to higher levels
...
The
New York times book review: Volume 2 1950 - Snippet view
...
truth, and act upon it, we shall never have peace and goodwill on Of course,
the two basic reasons why Sri Aurobindo is so little known in America are
comparatively simple. 1st. — Up to now his works have not been published in
this country ...
Sri
Aurobindo and the new age Anilbaran Roy - 1940 - 170 pages - Snippet view
...
has been due chiefly to the philosophical outlook of the Indians. That is why
Sri Aurobindo gave so much importance to philosophy in the Arya which was
indeed called a philosophical review.
Philosophical
Foundation Of Education - Page 85 Y.K Singh - 384 pages - Preview
This
IS the reason why Sri Aurobindo has given the conception of universal Moksha.
The modern Indian thinkers consider it essential to develop the spirit of man
and to make the world a vale of soul making.
A NEW WAY OF LIVING - Page 268 ROY
That
is why Sri Aurobindo's perceptions of this new world are so helpful, because he
lays out the general parameters so clearly. Karmayogi has extended this
knowledge into the major fields of life. If it is a collective movement, ...
An
Analysis of Sri Aurobindo's - Page 183 Roy Posner - Full view
That
is why Sri Aurobindo told the Mother that they were seeking to establish the
Truth Consciousness of Supermind in the world rather than just the universal
consciousness of Overmind, which does not have that power to effect ...
Nature
Of God - Page 71 Satya Prakash Singh - Preview
has simultaneously the stasis of Self-reservation within It. This is why Sri
Aurobindo observes: "It (the Absolute) takes its eternal poise in the one
and the stable and whirls round itself infinitely, inconceivably, securely in
the ...