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Kuvempu’s reverence to 'Sri Aurobindo'
Mother was both human and divine
Wisest man, Worst poet, any takers? The swadeshi ...
Raja Subodh Mullick’s once palatial house
Colonial rule challenged India in its very concept...
Brahmabandhav Upadhyay
Visit Pondicherry. Give time a break.
A spiritual revolution
Osho, Sri Aurobindo, and Immortality
The other worlds
▼ November (13)
The Children of Crystal Vibration
I must see God face to face
He is a true Rishi and poet
Sri Aurobindo Movement and the Bahá'í Faith
A Sage of Great Intellect
Sri Aurobindo, utopian visionary
Sri Aurobindo's Integral Yoga
Sri Swami Satchidananda
Sri Aurobindo at Sriganganagar
A lesson from Sri Aurobindo
Yogi Ramsuratkumar
Sri Chinmoy
Bande Mataram
▼ October (18)
The mind of light
The crest jewel of renascent India
Mahayogi
Sri Aurobindo passes away
Kosmic Journey
All Life is Yoga
Spiritual impersonality
The Celestine Prophecy
Human aspiration
The Synthesis of Yoga
Evolution Laboratory
Sri Aurobindo's study of Tamil
Jean Gebser
Sri Aurobindo, Ken Wilber
Greater Psychology of Sri Aurobindo
Has Sri Aurobindo Ashram A Future?
The terror and the tears
Sri Aurobindo’s philosophy
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The Life Divine
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Is there a spiritual way to enhance creativity?
Sri Aurobindo's Sense of the West
In love and war
A spiritual threshold
Sri Aurobindo’s Opposition
September 25, 1914
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Sri Aurobindo's study of Tamil; Kuvempu’s reverence to 'Sri Aurobindo'
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Work In The Ashram - General - Sri Aurobindo Ashram - Mirror of Tomorrow :: “India has to reorganise herself”—Submitted by Kittu Reddy
If you make the effort to be interesting, constructive and convincing and can make them know something of the teaching of Sri Aurobindo, it will in any case be useful to you. -The Mother (1971)
The Mother's Message to Matrupuri from MATRUPURI: RISIDA
Our worth lies only in the measure of our effort to exceed ourselves, and to exceed ourselves is to attain the Divine. -The Mother
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