Collated by Tusar Nath Mohapatra
It is impossible to base a religion on his works because he presents each problem each question in all its aspects showing the truth contained.
In this dialogue, Dr. Arati explores Sri Aurobindo's 5 Dreams, reminding us that outer technological progress must be accompanied by the awakening of human ...
21 Aug 2025 — Dr. Bandlamudi's discourse unfolded the teachings of Sri Aurobindo, a visionary philosopher who sought to harmonize the material and spiritual dimensions of ...
21 Aug 2025 — We have also included a short video featuring the final dream of Sri Aurobindo as aired on All India Radio on August 14, 1947. Someone has written to this ...
Sri Aurobindo: A Call to New India — a 14-minute 3D animated journey into the five dreams that continue to guide India's destiny.
25 Aug 2025 — Sri Aurobindo Circle started with the Mother's blessings from Bombay in 1945. It contained rare articles on all topics from senior members of the Ashram and ...
16 Aug 2025 — Indeed, Sri Aurobindo's descent on the earth was a boon for the Indian nation. He was India's Raj Rishi who integralised the civilizational continuity of India.
18 Aug 2025 — Sri Aurobindo realised Nirvana or Silent Brahman Consciousness in January 1908. This experience turned out to be the beginning of a greater realisation...
19 Aug 2025 — Sri Aurobindo Society premieres animated film on Sri Aurobindo's spiritual journey and vision for India's future.
Speech on Sri Aurobindo by Alexander Fircks Sri Aurobindo Yoga Mandir | 153rd Birth Anniversary of Sri Aurobindo | DAV College.
29 Aug 2025 — Sri Aurobindo and his collaborator, The Mother have developed their Integral Yoga as a universal solution to the evolutionary crisis. The aim of this yoga is to ...
20 Aug 2025 — Sri Aurobindo was a poet from his childhood, writing poetry in school magazines in England to his last days in Pondicherry. Up to a few days before his ...
5 Sept 2025 — Commemorating Sri Aurobindo's 153rd Birth Anniversary, join Deepti Tewari, a long-time Aurovilian and for 40 years an Integral Education Teacher at Last ...
Sri Balaji has written a very important book dismantling many of the caste narratives prevalent across the country and the world. These narratives are mostly to destroy Indian culture based on assumptions, speculations, and even mischief. A review summary.
https://x.com/pingaligopal/status/1967246410753139016?t=roR7BsK6jTjadOs2jAxU6Q&s=19
1. With the majority of Hindus suffering from a collective Indian inferiority complex, trying to act always so virtuous and enlightened, all in the hope of getting a pat on the back or even better a Nobel Peace prize from the West, they end up often promoting Hinduphobic myths...
In the current world’s crisis of self-destruction, Hinduism is the only escape and solution to bring peace in the world, where people are looking for true spiritual freedom, which is why in this global battlefield of the Kurukshetra, Hindu temple priests, gurus, swamis and even individual Hindus should be trained in expanding Hinduism across the world like missionaries with courses, classes and also to educate new converts of the Hinduphobia taking place. Being the largest group of Indigenous people who survived, we welcome the world to become part of the Sanatan Dharma family. more @ hinduhumanrights.info/part-1-hinduph…
https://x.com/RanbirS11414092/status/1967243486979400098?t=XbjNmkyazG07dc7kQaJ-7A&s=19
All non-Left groups in India are dissociated from storytelling. That is an ability they refuse to build, throwing facts and figures at people lusting for blood. The youth will always have limited experience. They need ideological anchors to guide them and only a single side provides it.
There were scores of human stories to be told here. The party and its people decided to club them into numbers, save for the videos that organically went around. Anyone else would have set into motion hard footage, created posters for social media, while interviewing survivors and family members, writing about parents and humble origins in multiple publications.
Stories need platforms. Sure, large ones are being co-opted through big financial moves, but small ones are easy to build ground up. They hardly require 10-20L and a year, with someone mindful to lead it. ROI is sought before any value is offered from potential investors. The Left merely funds and creates platforms.
https://x.com/sagorika_s/status/1967487564899909723?t=sbq8Q6l4otJMjAgmoJWLnQ&s=19
If your livelihood is contingent upon your views, there is no FoE. During George Floyd & Covid period left trampled upon FoE by penalizing through jobs, now in the wake of the assassination of Charlie Kirk, it is the turn of the US right.
https://x.com/sarkar_swati/status/1967305872729866711?t=lu53cqlHEMJJEXAVZgaMHQ&s=19
Yet twenty years later, it was the left that somehow decided to adopt the Hindu nationalists’ view that white people shouldn’t be writing about India – that that writing constitutes “cultural appropriation” and that this is somehow supposed to be a bad thing. That I should somehow feel loyalty to this culture I didn’t grow up in rather than the one that made me who I am, because our ancestry should define us.
Hindu nationalists were Trump before Trump was cool – and it turns out they were also cancel culture before cancel culture was cool, trying to silence the white guys for writing about Indians, just as the American left somehow decided it was a good idea to do. (I don’t generally have much that’s positive to say about the Hindu nationalists, but I will give them credit for being ahead of the curve.) I would much rather stand with the real Ramakrishna in his own gender ambiguity, and with the kind and clever professor who pointed that all out.
https://loveofallwisdom.com/blog/2025/09/kalis-child-at-30/
The great acting teachers—Stanislavski, Chekhov, Adler, Zarrilli— understood this. Stanislavski said it best: technique is like grammar in poetry. You need it to function, but it's not what makes people cry in the dark of a theater... there's a moment in every great performance when you have to let go of everything you've learned.
It's like learning to ride a bicycle. You can memorize all the physics, understand balance and momentum, practice for hours with training wheels. But eventually, you have to trust something beyond conscious control. You have to surrender to the mystery.
The difference between craft and art isn't just philosophical—it's practical. Teaching someone to mix colors is one thing; teaching them to create beauty is something else entirely. You can develop an actor's voice, movement, and analysis systematically. But the creative spark that transforms competent performance into something unforgettable? That operates through different laws... But we might need to remember that technique serves a larger purpose. Beyond all the exercises and methods lies territory where actors don't just imitate human behavior but channel something deeper.
https://substack.com/app-link/post?publication_id=5093790
M Rebidoux - Religions, 2025
The contribution of this paper lies in its extension of the phenomenological insights of Martin Buber and Jean-Luc Marion—in particular, Buber’s philosophy of dialogue and the I–thou relation, and Marion’s articulation of saturated phenomenality—to the …… Orphaned at the age of 12, he followed his older brothers and sisters to the Sri Aurobindo ashram in Pondicherry. There he experienced a spiritual awakening which he deepened through disciplined and intense spiritual practice over two …… To this basic ontological framework, Sri Chinmoy adds a spiritual evolutionary dimension which emphasizes the full awakening of the divine consciousness on Earth, thus following the “Integral Yoga” of the early–mid 20th century Indian thinker …
DS Kulkarni - The Rubrics, 2025
This essay explores Aurobindo’s vision of nationalism in four stages: his early belief in … In doing so, it will show that Aurobindo’s thought …… The rise of the national spirit, peace, and prosperity towards nationalism, all those ideas in the light of Sri Aurobindo. He has written 36 volumes throughout his life.… This epic vision of Sri Aurobindo’s nationalism was both deeply rooted in the Indian ethos and profoundly …
by DS Kulkarni · 2025 — However, for Sri Aurobindo (1872–1950), one of India's most original thinkers, nationalism was far more than that. This study aims to meditate upon not only ...
J Díaz-Tejo, JFA Vega-Ramírez - British Journal of Religious Education, 2025
… This is followed by a review and clarification of the origin of Ken Wilber’s integral model (AQAL model) and then an analysis of the way in … it can be developed from an integral epistemology to extra-school, extra-ecclesial and, without absolutist …
G Patidar - International Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology …, 2025
… However, there is growing recognition of the need to address maternal psychological well-being as an integral part of comprehensive maternal … Prenatal yoga and mindfulness practices have emerged as powerful, nonpharmacological …
IP Banu, R Sivaramakrishnan, MD Nanee, T Kanimozhi - Journal of Indian Education
… His commentaries elucidated the psychological dimensions of the text, showing how concepts like karma yoga and self-discipline can … • Current curricula treat moral education as supplementary rather than integral. • Students exposed to Gita-based …
AK Singhal, U Sharma - 2025
… It promotes an integral and holistic approach towards Earth and her creatures, contrasting with the anthropocentric views of mainstream European civilization. The Atharva Veda also highlights the importance of natural elements like air (Vayu) and …
R Sharma - … Successful Community and Academic Partnerships in …
… Universities have an integral part in fostering agents of change and engaging students in real life situations of poverty, neglect, discrimination and exploitation which is very clearly reflected in the chapters. That so many chapters are from India …
S Kumari, PR Das
Politics and literature can be seen as complementary to each other. The political conditions shape an author and the literature of the time, and influential literature is able to bring about political changes with its affective power. The aim of literature …
K Jaywant - South Asian History and Culture, 2025
This article examines how, in the late nineteenth century, articles in The Din Bandhu ;(Friend of the Poor), a Marathi bimonthly, articulated a unique vision of nationalism from a caste-subaltern perspective. The newspaper dared to imagine a literate lower-caste …
T Dasgupta - Journal of Bengali Studies (ISSN 2277 9426)
… We shall forget Bankim, Vivekananda, Aurobindo, because they are now without any powerful legacy-bearers who can restore history to its truth, and reclaim the place of pride that Bengalis deserves in history writing. It is now high time for us to …
R Bhaumik - Soccer & Society, 2025
Throughout the twentieth century, countless footballers came from distant regions to play and excel in Kolkata, ‘the Mecca of Indian football’. While maintaining rigorous training and match schedules, they necessitated a structured residential system that …
MI Kwazema - Utopian Studies, 2025
Felwine Sarr described the term Afrotopia as an active utopia for Africa that entails intentional cultivation of open spaces of possible future eventualities that enable their actualization. This article argues that as the former president of Ghana, Jerry …
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