438 — Number of the plant
at the book: The Mother. The Spiritual Significance of Flowers.- 1-st Ed. / Sri Aurobindo Ashram Trust, Pondicherry (India).- Singapore: Ho Printing, 2000.- ISBN 81-7058-609-7
Classification
► Division Magnoliophyta - Flowering plants
► Class Magnoliopsida - Dicotyledons
► Subclass Rosidae
► Order Myrtales
► Family Combretaceae - Indian Almond family
► Family (Alt) Liliaceae - Lily family
► Genus Gloriosa L. - Flame lily
Synonyms
(=) Clinostylis speciosa Hochst.
(=) Gloriosa hybr.
(=) Gloriosa abyssinica A. Rich.
(=) Gloriosa homblei De Wild.
(=) Gloriosa rothschildiana O'Brien
(=) Gloriosa simplex auct.
(=) Gloriosa speciosa (Hochst.) Engl.
(=) Gloriosa virescens Lindl.
Common names
Climbing-lily (English)
Creeping-lily (English)
Flame-lily (English)
Gloriosa lily (English)
Glory-lily (English)
Malabar glory lily (English)
Spider lily (English)
Superb lily (English)
Glorieuse (French)
Lis (French)
Lis de Malabar (French)
Lis du Malabar (French)
Lis glorieux (French)
Méthonique du Malabar (French)
Superbe de Malabar (French)
Prachtelie (Dutch)
Malabarische methonika (German)
Prachtlilie (German)
Ruhmeskrone (German)
Ruhmeslilie (German)
Gloriosa superba (Italian)
Narciso superbo (Italian)
Superba del Malabar (Italian)
Flammelilje (Norwegian)
Глориоза роскошная (Russian)
Gloriosa (Spanish)
Pipa de turco (Spanish)
Al bâhir al hindîyah (Arabic)
Bishalanguli (India (Bengali))
Ulatchandal (India (Bengali))
Dudhio (India (Gujarati))
Dudhiyo bachnag (India (Gujarati))
Vacchonag (India (Gujarati))
Bacanāga (India (Hindi))
Kadyanag (India (Hindi))
Kalihari (India (Hindi))
Karī harī (India (Hindi))
Kari hari (India (Hindi))
Karihari (India (Hindi))
Kathari (India (Hindi))
Kulhari (India (Hindi))
Languli (India (Hindi))
Ulaţa chandala (India (Hindi))
Agnisikhe (India (Kannada))
Karadikanninagadde (India (Kannada))
Siva raktaballi (India (Kannada))
Siva saktiballi (India (Kannada))
Kithonni (India (Malayalam))
Mendoni (India (Malayalam))
Mettoni (India (Malayalam))
Indai (India (Marathi))
Kaļalāvī (India (Marathi))
Karianag (India (Marathi))
Khadyanag (India (Marathi))
Vāghacabakā (India (Marathi))
Garbhhoghhatono (India (Oriya))
Meheriaphulo (India (Oriya))
Ognisikha (India (Oriya))
Panjangulia (India (Oriya))
Kariari (India (Punjabi))
Mulim (India (Punjabi))
Agnimukhi (India (Sanskrit))
Agnisikha (India (Sanskrit))
Ailni (India (Sanskrit))
Garbhaghatini (India (Sanskrit))
Kalihari (India (Sanskrit))
Kalikari (India (Sanskrit))
Langali (India (Sanskrit))
Langalika (India (Sanskrit))
Anaravan (India (Tamil))
Iradi (India (Tamil))
Kaandhal (India (Tamil))
Kalappai kizhangu (India (Tamil))
Kalappaikkilangu (India (Tamil))
Kallappai kilangu (India (Tamil))
Kannoru (India (Tamil))
Kannovu (India (Tamil))
Kantal (India (Tamil))
Tonri (India (Tamil))
Adavi nabhi (India (Telugu))
Agni sikha (India (Telugu))
Agnisikha (India (Telugu))
Ganjeri (India (Telugu))
Kalappagadda (India (Telugu))
Nabhi (India (Telugu))
Nirupippali (India (Telugu))
Potti dumpa (India (Telugu))
Potti nabhi (India (Telugu))
Jia lan (Chinese)
Gurorioosa superuba (Japanese)
Kitsune yuri (Japanese)
Yuri kuruma (Japanese)
Gloriosa (Brazil (Portuguese))
Lírio-trepador (Brazil (Portuguese))
Description
Medium-sized pendulous flower with six acutely recurved narrow petals with very wavy edges and pointed tips, and six spreading horizontal stamens beneath; the flower opens with the lower half of the petals yellow green and the upper half dull pink, then changes to greenish yellow flecked with orange and orange red, and finally at maturity turns deep orange red; borne singly on firm horizontal stalks. A tuberous climbing perennial herb with leaf tips that curl into tendrils.
All quarrels proceed from egoism which pushes its own opinion and affirms its own importance, considering that it is right and everybody else wrong and thus creates anger and sense of injury etc. These things must not be indulged, but rejected at once.
Sri Aurobindo. Sri Aurobindo Birth Centenary Library in 30 Volumes. - Volume 23. - Letters on Yoga.-P.2-3
As for ill-will, jealousy, quarrels and reproaches, one must sincerely be above all that and reply with a benevolent smile to the bitterest words; and unless one is absolutely sure of himself and his reactions, it would be better, as a general rule, to keep silent.
The Mother. Collected Works of the Mother.- Volume 14. - Words of the Mother
To be above offence or insult makes one truly great.
The Mother. Collected Works of the Mother.- Volume 14. - Words of the Mother
Our material world is the result of all the others, for the other principles have all descended into Matter to create the physical universe, and every particle of what we call Matter contains all of them implicit in itself.
Sri Aurobindo. Sri Aurobindo Birth Centenary Library in 30 Volumes. - Volume 18. - The Life Divine: Books 1
Matter is the form of substance of being which the existence of Sachchidananda assumes when it subjects itself to this phenomenal action of its own consciousness and force.
Sri Aurobindo. Sri Aurobindo Birth Centenary Library in 30 Volumes. - Volume 18. - The Life Divine: Books 1
For one who knows how to see behind appearances, there is, hidden at the centre of this Matter - at the centre of each atom of this Matter - there is, hidden, the Supreme Divine Reality working from within, gradually, through the millennia, to change this inert Matter into something that is expressive enough to be able to reveal the Spirit within.
The Mother. Collected Works of the Mother.- Volume 9. - Questions And Answers (1957)