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At the Feet of The Mother

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A talk by Dr Alok Pandey (AUDIO IN HINDI)
"Too hard the gods are with man’s fragile race; In their large heavens they dwell exempt from Fate And they forget the wounded feet of man, His limbs that faint beneath the whips of grief, His heart that hears the tread of time and death."
An audio in English
16th of Jan 1894 is birthday of Pavitra da, one of the early and foremost disciples of Sri Aurobindo. His life (and his death) are truly exemplary. His seeking brought him to Pondicherry at the Feet of Sri Aurobindo and the Mother in 1925, where he devoted the rest of life until his departure in 1969. Today we shall take a look at some aspects of Pavitra da’s life.
Dr Alok Pandey and Narad on Savitri (VIDEO)
"Life’s meanings fled from the pursuing eye. Life’s visage hides life’s real self from sight; Life’s secret sense is written within, above. The thought that gives it sense lives far beyond; It is not seen in its half-finished design. In vain we hope to read the baffling signs"
A talk by Dr Alok Pandey (AUDIO IN HINDI)
"Savitri has chosen Satyavan for her partner in the game of life. This choice has implications upon future that is yet sealed to human view. But there, in the court of King Aswapati, are seated two great beings - King, a yogi and seer, and Narada, the demigod, who has privy to the book of Fate. A brief exchange between three of them follows."
Dr Alok Pandey and Narad on Savitri (VIDEO)
"In the sleepy splendour of her noons he saw, A perpetual repetition through the hours, Thought’s dance of dragonflies on mystery’s stream That skim but never test its murmurs’ race, And heard the laughter of her rose desires [...], Jingling sweet anklet-bells of fantasy."
video
"However long Night’s hour, I will not dream That the small ego and the person’s mask Are all that God reveals in our life-scheme, The last result of Nature’s cosmic task."
A talk by Dr Alok Pandey (AUDIO IN HINDI)
"[...] the seer King bids Narada to bless his daughter to lead a happy, fruitful life in the future, oblivious of sorrow and pain. And yet as Aswapati speaks, he betrays the deeper truth that God’s chosen ones must pass through the test of fire to fulfill the work they have come to accomplish."