There are several aspects and facets of Sri Aurobindo’s vast and complex personality, namely poet, philosopher, revolutionary, journalist, visionary, seer, yogi. But what is the essential core of his being, the central lever of his immense personality so to say? On one side we see him as an embodiment of tyaga (renunciation) and tapasya (concentrated spiritual endeavour). On the other hand we see his tremendous compassion for earth and humanity.
In this English webinar with Auromira centre (London), we look at the relevance of Arjuna and Krishna in the Battlefield of life.
We continue the series on ‘The Life Divine’ written by Sri Aurobindo and take the chapter nineteen to twenty two of part two of...
There are two lines of evolution along which humanity can advance. One is the Asuric line which is primarily towards the capacities of his...