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Letters of Sri Aurobindo

Volume 3. 1936-37

Fragment ID: 17898

1936-37

During the physical work the Purusha is often separate. But the Prakriti, though it wants to separate itself from the action, finds it rather difficult to follow the Purusha. What comes in the way?

It is more difficult for the Prakriti as its ordinary play is that of the surface being. It has to divide itself into two to separate from that. The Purusha on the contrary is in its nature silent and separate – so it has only to go back to its original nature.