Collated by Tusar Nath Mohapatra
Sri Aurobindo on the origin of Falsehood and Evil -- The call of the Infinite and the role of the ego iiyp.net/lifedivinechap…
https://x.com/drsbasu2115/status/1919089972943921222?t=ZNUgRmKaZ3zn5rVJDn3r-w&s=19
The Revolutionary Philosopher Aurobindo by K.S. Sharma #weekendreads
https://x.com/swaraagni/status/1919051827011629095?t=sUYQE8e_IiQPFzGd_tYBng&s=19
Long ago it was the view of Sri Aurobindo that religion and spirituality are completely two different things, also the time of religion is over.
Unfortunately nobody paid any heed and fundamentalist as well as many common people think Sri Aurobindo a Hindu hero.
https://x.com/Suranjan56/status/1919211972077199452?t=8q_5kY_b1rOyjdSQpyN1mg&s=19
… evolution speaks to an astounding intuitive insight. Even if seen with such glasses, while the historic evolution is gradual and nuanced, the future ‘evolution’ is limited to only one - Kalki.
Among modern interpretations, I find Shri Aurobindo’s fascinating: … (4/5)
https://x.com/Ritasya_pathika/status/1919213974693810574?t=Ylu1xGFL8Vd42rsEnwwigA&s=19
@knackofflying think about it this way. Every great Spiritual giant or Avatara purusha from Sri Krishna to Adi Sankara to Sri Ramanujacharya to Sri Madhwacharya to Ramakrishna Paramhamsa to Sri Aurobindo brought something new and revealed a new facet of the One Truth.
While Truth is one, no tradition can do justice to its infinite facets. Traditions would need to evolve as per desh, kaal as the Truth will manifest in innumerable ways. Otherwise they become a stumbling block to the Truth they are supposed to serve.
https://x.com/Shiva_Uvacha/status/1919092781655654639?t=MCIlXqJkDgsCbFJH01C1gg&s=19
Vedic tradition needs to be understood and interpreted correctly. Traditional interpretation is often unspiritual and regressive as it is tainted by medieval ignorance and rigidity. I feel one needs to go to Swami Vivekananda and Sri Aurobindo to understand Vedic tradition in its essence.
https://x.com/Shiva_Uvacha/status/1919030494018306165?t=d4rQ1b6fHv142LG4X00fVg&s=19
By introducing evolution into Vedanta, Sri Aurobindo implied that there could be an evolution in Hindu thought. We are not limited to endlessly repeating the discoveries and lofty insights of our ancestors - we can aspire to the new.
https://x.com/vik1857/status/1919083475128217681?t=HeFmxjIhMYpmvRgkBSBUTQ&s=19
Nikolai Fedorov and technological resurrection, revisited. God wants us to use science and technology to resurrect the dead.
https://x.com/giulioprisco/status/1919313771450827236?t=jmbi8YDB4FdZ7Re3gy_vBw&s=19
Russian cosmism is where it all began. This synthesis of science, religion, mysticism, and what would later be transhumanism is also found in Teilhard's teleological cosmology. The modern equivalent of these visionaries would be Kurzweil and Panov.
https://x.com/akazlev/status/1919318324036427831?t=kiGl0R3RcXw8L4PX6q9T6A&s=19
This is one of the best passages from Ernst Junger’s book on drugs, Approaches. He is elaborating on Wittgenstein’s dictum, “Man is the ritual animal.” Except he extends it: “Even a flower worships when it turns toward the sun.”
When we banish the image—i.e. what we worship, religion—from public life, we don’t banish the behaviours and the instincts that animated it. Instead, they become displaced onto other things, most notably politics.
https://x.com/Babygravy9/status/1917557853709127848?t=3K_KdOPUth5no3JNKqLR6g&s=19
Namely, we worship “progress” which is a proxy for fulfilling our desires for gratification, status, and ambition. In the modern century, this ‘progress’ turns up in the form of fake medicine, authoritarian technology, and endless product consumption.
https://x.com/AbernathyAM/status/1917559242300498042?t=zdK4EZe3lW5jpI1a_Y6jdA&s=19
They were the gate through which I entered the garden of Urdu, where the vines of verse wrapped around me like velvet: Ghalib’s sighs, Mir’s sorrows, Iqbal’s invocations, Zauq’s zigzagging of wit and wisdom. They weren’t just poets; they were my protectors, my prophets, my portals to something far greater than grammar or genre. They gave me grammar for grief, rhythm for rage, and language for longing.
https://indianexpress.com/article/express-sunday-eye/aaj-jaane-ki-zid-na-karo-how-the-ghazal-became-a-philosophy-of-love-and-longing-9979070/
On the egg and it’s many avatars. Today in the TOI
https://x.com/desaisantosh/status/1916726165311754407?t=lWg-_3BCCgJEQTjTTDALaw&s=19
Erasing Hindu History: Maulana Azad’s Educational Legacy
My article. Read on
swarajyamag.com/blogs/erasing-…
The core issue was the distortion of history, anti-Hindu bias and denial Hindus their heritage through education system crafted by Maulana Azad. Others are peripherals.
https://x.com/MNageswarRaoIPS/status/1917936727592952106?t=ep4dEgGrDXiOdvRIcM2-zg&s=19
From 25 Years Ago | Some censorship is inherent in the use of language. Cultural hegemony declares some words to be decent, others indecent and goes on to control meaning and thought.
https://x.com/epw_in/status/1919293570718003366?t=JZbBUnYXVlDCXohaus3xsQ&s=19
Commentary | @Ankit_Kawade_ Considering the multiple translations of the word dukkha in Mukta Salve’s 1855 essay titled “Mang Maharanchya Dukkhavishayi Nibandh,” this article makes the claim that the term dukkha ought to be translated as “suffering.”
https://x.com/epw_in/status/1919268091067810041?t=sJAkMiGGjmNB4GSL42-zjA&s=19
प्रो. कुंदन सिंह बताते हैं कैसे जेम्स मिल की कल्पना ने भारत को पिछड़ा दिखाने वाला औपनिवेशिक नैरेटिव गढ़ा, जो आज भी स्कॉलरशिप पर हावी है। अब वक्त है भारतीय दृष्टिकोण से पुनर्मूल्यांकन का।
#SangamTalksHindi
https://x.com/sangamtalks/status/1919264671951151245?t=PK7X-03GX-nGEPrG8t6xKA&s=19
ଉତ୍କଳ ଦୀପିକାର ସମ୍ପାଦକ ଗୌରୀଶଙ୍କର ରାୟ ଓ ତାଙ୍କ ସାନ ଭାଇ ନାଟ୍ୟକାର ରାମଶଙ୍କର ରାୟ।
https://x.com/NathTusar/status/1919096500442783897?t=ayCZEjaEosrVIGkWySkH1Q&s=19
ନାଟ୍ୟକାର ଅଶ୍ବିନୀ କୁମାର ଘୋଷ ଓ ତାଙ୍କ ସାନ ଭାଇ କାର୍ତ୍ତିକ କୁମାର ଘୋଷ।
(ଗୌରୀଶଙ୍କର ରାୟ ତାଙ୍କର ବଡ଼ ଅଜା ଓ ରାମଶଙ୍କର ରାୟ ତାଙ୍କର ସାନ ଅଜା ଥିଲେ - ଉଇକିପିଡ଼ିଆ)
https://x.com/NathTusar/status/1919100281314328602?t=y_VFj1wGviKAMmLCe_f47w&s=19
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