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Sri Aurobindo’s Sublime Adventure

From our ongoing series on the Mother’s writings on Sri Aurobindo and His Work Perhaps if those who from the beginning have proclaimed that it would be, those very people say, “It is going to be…”, after all, perhaps they are the best informed. I am considering how from the ...
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Sri Aurobindo And India’s Destiny

Pencil drawing of Sri Aurobindo by The Mother, 1935 A day will dawn when people of all classes in my country will band together as one living mass at the sacred altar of the World-Mother, represented here by our Motherland and face the rest of [the] world with heads held ...
Inspirations

Sri Aurobindo

I realized what the Hindu religion meant. We speak often of the Hindu religion, of the Sanatan Dharma, but few of us really know what that religion is. Other religions are preponderatingly religions of faith and profession, but the Sanatan Dharma is life itself; it is a thing that has ...
Darshan

Some Thoughts on Shunya

An exploration of the idea of shunya, or zero, in science, mathematics and philosophy The Sanskrit word, shunya, has various shades of meaning, mainly depending upon the contexture of use. The five principal concepts are: 1) Numerical: Zero; Cipher.2) Spatial: Space; Vacuum3) Cosmological: Nothing(ness); Emptiness4) Material: Barrenness; Aridity.5) Spiritual: Void; ...
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Sanatan Dharma, a Quest for Truth

This 15th August marks the 151st birth anniversary of Sri Aurobindo. To commemorate this occasion, BluOne Ink is launching a seminal work on Sanatan Dharma by Partho Partho’s book, This is Sanatan Dharma, ( एष धर्म: सनातन: )— The Quest for Truth will be consecrated to the Mother and Sri Aurobindo on 3rd August at the ...
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Reflections on the Self

Self-contemplation and understanding: the way of atma-vichara. What or who am I? Where does this query lead? Is there a reality behind the outer form and personality. A Vedantic investigation. The Sorrowless State, anamayam padam, is the inner state of one who has understood and has come to rest in ...
Darshan

Oneness & Multiplicity

Is Reality one and indivisible, as the vedantis declare, or is it multitudinous, as we experience? Or, is it both? — Glimpses into the mysticism of Vedanta. Sarvam Brahmeti—All this is Brahman, the Divine The first most common objection to the central formula of sarvam brahmeti is that it does not really ...
Katha

Krishna’s Flute

Every morning Krishna would go to his garden and whisper words of love to all the plants, and the plants would respond with their love and devotion for the Divine. Krishna, who was a flute player as well, once needed to make himself a new flute but he did not ...
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Integrality

You have stepped on to the path of integral Yoga. Try to fathom the meaning and the aim of the integral Yoga before you advance. He who has the noble aspiration of attaining the high summit of realisation should know thoroughly these two things; the aim and the path. Of ...
Dharma

Dialogues on Dharma-1

A series of conversations on Sanatan Dharma and Vedanta between our editors, Dr Singh and Partho. This is the first conversation in the series, describing the initial process of Vedanta Vedanta is commonly understood as the end of knowledge, ‘veda’ which is knowledge, and ‘anta’, which is the end, the ...
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