Arunabha Bagchi has a fine piece but by not distinguishing Sri Aurobindo from Vivekananda he commits simplification.
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JNU is culprit of criminal neglect of Sri Aurobindo on "how Asians think about international affairs and strategy"
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Reimagining and Refashioning Integral Management - Tusar Nath Mohapatra, Savitri Era Learning Forum (SELF) Ghaziabad
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Favourable remarks from Prakash Karat and Makarand Paranjape are not insignificant achievements for Modi Govt; let's concede well deserved
@Ram_Guha @aadityahbti Thanks for mentioning Sri Aurobindo. Time to atone for excluding from Makers of Modern India by critical reassessment
The metaphysical and epistemological problems that arose out of the scientific revolution are particularly difficult and abstract, and the responses of these thinkers are among the most formidable structures that philosophy has produced. They were concerned, as philosophers have always been, to understand the nature of reality in the broadest sense: what kinds of things and facts ultimately constitute everything there is. They were also concerned with whether we humans have the capacity to discover the answers to those questions, and if not, what limits to our knowledge are imposed by our finite human faculties. The advances of the scientific revolution gave these problems a new form.
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In his study of Romantic irony, Benjamin sanctifies the critic-as-artist, where the critic awakens theartwork's self-reflection.4 For Benjamin, criticism itself is an art-form. Without critical reflection, the artwork remains incomplete and dormant. Critical activity helps the artwork realise its potential. The critic and the artist are in a ...
Shakespeare the Man: New Decipherings - Page 11
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Thus Mincoff is surely right to read in one of Jupiter's lines Shakespeare's virtual confession that Cymbeline's events are designed purely to effect comic catharsis in ... At the latest stage of his dramatic career, Shakespeare, tongue-in-cheek, presented himself as the all-achieving Sidneyan artist, bringing forth through fantasy ...
Shakespeare and Renaissance Literary Theories: Anglo-Italian ...
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which echoes Sidney's metaphorical expression almost verbatim.18 However, Shakespeare's perception of genre theory, as is manifest in his theatrical practice, ... to deliver a Sidneyan 'golden world' in which art attempts to outdo nature in the timeless perfection of artifice, but is concerned with finding ways of creating an art ...
Phenomenology and the Non-Human Animal: At the Limits of ...
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Consider Levinas and his dog, for example. In “The Name of a Dog, or Natural Rights,” Levinas recounts his encounter with Bobby, a “wandering dog” who appeared in the prison camp and who Levinas characterizes as “the last Kantian in ...
Spirituality and Effectiveness in Today's Workplace
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... The topic is investigated through a study of the Vedas, the Upanishads and the Bhagavad Gita, as well as through the thoughts of India's greatest minds such as Swami Vivekananda, Sri Aurobindo and Sri Rabindranath Tagore, along with Western management thinkers such as ...
Questions and Themes in Ethics and Leadership
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... The topic is investigated through a study of the Indian sacral texts, as well as through the thoughts of India's greatest spiritual leaders such as Swami Vivekananda, Sri Aurobindo and Sri Rabindranath Tagore, along with Western management thinkers such as Peter Senge ...
Hindu Terms and Concepts
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Spiritual-Based Entrepreneurship: Hindu and Christian Examples
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... Vedanta (Veda = knowledge; Anta = end) is revered by Hindus as the highest expression of truth. “Truth is one; men call It by many different names” (Abhayananda 2006: 6). According to Sri Aurobindo (1872–1950), leading Indian freedom fighter, philosopher, poet and spiritual ...
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He who choose the Infinite, has been chosen by the Infinite.” It ...
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[image: 2016_09_19_presentation_green_belt_land_use_david_stein_unity_pavilion_english_1]David Stein gave a presentation of his Greenbelt land use plan at ...
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There is a scientist’s way of looking at the human body and there is a spiritual way to look at it. The two views, though different due to a difference i...
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What does the financial crisis of 2007-2008 and our ongoing crisis have to do with the recent surge of scholarly interest in speculative philosophy? How d...
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Western psychology has focused its attention on the mental-vital-physical complex that makes up the “outer man”. Some sub-disciplines concentrate on the physiological basis of psychology and attribute responses, actions, feelings and thoughts to the material basis and physical chemistry. Some go so far as to indicate that we are simply a product of “chemistry” and there is no independent consciousness, no soul, no larger awareness possible other than what the physical body can create through its form and its processes. Other sub-disciplines may accept the reality of the mind, of things like intuition, instinct and a wider consciousness, such as a collective unconscious as posited by C.G. Jung. Even there, however, the limitations are based on the framework of the mind-body continuum. Psychology, as practiced in the West also may attempt to extrapolate from animal actions and reactions and imply that the human being is simply an advanced animal form in his entirety and thus, is always bound by the animal basis.
Yogic psychology, on the other hand, recognizes the reality of a larger consciousness not bound within the physical being of an individual which nevertheless acts upon and acts through the individual consciousness; and it accepts that upon attaining the human level, the individual begins to develop a self-awareness which is the first step towards breaking free of the bondage of the mind-body nexus. Sri Aurobindo describes the greater possibilities available to the human being:
Mysteries of Death according to Sri Aurobindo and the Mother -
The Fear of Death Death wanders through our lives at will, sweet Death Is busy with each intake of our breath. Why do you fear her? Lo, her laughing face A...
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Sri Aurobindo and Iain McGilchrist on intellect and intuition In a recent conversation on Auroconference (a worldwide online forum on integral yoga, for th...
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In the Nation, Habermas v. Heidegger on language. For Heidegger, language was the “house of Being,” a conservative idea that ceded to language an anonymou...
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