Among the devotees and disciples of Sri Aurobindo, 24th November is observed as the Siddhi Day, one of four Darshan days. This brief talk dwells on the significance of the event of 24th November 1926.
It was only towards the end of 1926 that the disciples in Pondicherry began referring to Aurobindo Ghose and Mirra Alfassa as ‘Sri Aurobindo’ and the ‘Mother’ in their diary notes, etc.
This day marks a definitive turning point not only in Sri Aurobindo’s personal sadhana or the history of the Ashram but even more so in the history of the earth.