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Book One Chapter 7 of The Life Divine - a summary.
At the Feet of The Mother
Sri Aurobindo's Writings
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Book One Chapter 6 of The Life Divine - a summary.
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Book One Chapter 4 of The Life Divine - a summary.
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Book One Chapter 3 of The Life Divine - a summary.
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Sri Aurobindo has lit the fire of aspiration in the yagya vedi of India whose light has begun to radiate over the entire world.
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Book One Chapter 2 of The Life Divine - a summary.
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The supreme scripture of Sanatana Dharma is the eternal Veda secret in every heart. The Rishis were the first to discover it among men.
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Book One Chapter 1 of The Life Divine - a summary.
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This is the first talk of the series on Sri Aurobindo's magnum opus 'The Life Divine'. It is meant to be a chapter-wise summary.
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India, the ancient land of the Aryan people known by the name of Bharatvarsh awaits for her children to engage once again in the tapasya of Bhagirath, the renunciation of Dadhichi, the valour of Arjuna .....
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An idea of evolutionary progression lies at the root of the four varnas and the four purusharthas.
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Not for long can the soul of man be chained. It seeks for Freedom, Truth Immortality.
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A major aspect of Sanatan Dharma, perhaps the most important from the practical point of view is Karma, the law of action and its consequences.
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In the cosmos, Dharma operates by organising the Cosmic Law whose guardians are the so many cosmic powers, each with its domain and influence.
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If spirituality is the master key of the human mind, then dharma is guiding light.
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Today we read about the experiences and realisations from CWSA 30. The selected passages are given in the post.
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Starting an overview in Hindi of Sri Aurobindo's most important work entitled 'The Mother'.
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'That which men term a hallucination is the reflection in the mind and senses of that which is beyond our ordinary mental and sensory perceptions. Superstition arises from the mind’s wrong understanding of these reflections. There is no other hallucination.'