From a Son to His Father
A Satyameva tribute to one who lived, as best as he could, the Dharma in a long and active public life
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The Message of Sri Aurobindo
Sri Aurobindo was a political and social rebel and in the process of his transformation to a sage delineated highly inspiring supramental pathways to the future and Indian resurgence.
Read MoreThe Fear of Death and Conquering It
An Insight into the nature of Death, our fear of it, and how to overcome it.
Read MoreA Pathway towards Immortality
Reprinting KD Sethna's classic article on Sri Aurobindo's Siddhi
Read MoreThe Human Body – a Spiritual View
Continuing our series on understanding the spirituality of the Human Body
Read MoreThe Flame of Attention
And one must have that complete freedom to come upon that which is eternally true….
Read MoreSri Krishna and Sri Aurobindo (2)
Continuing our article on the spiritual relationship between Maharishi Sri Aurobindo and Sri Krishna
Read MoreAncient Indian Wisdom and Contemporary Challenges
What are the critical problems of today? And what could be relevance of ancient Indian wisdom in resolving our predicaments when modern knowledge appears to have been so advanced?
Read MoreChristmas In the Ashram
Christmas is celebrated as the festival of Light at the Sri Aurobindo Ashram in Pondicherry. An introduction to the Festival of Light in the words of an Ashram resident.
Read MoreSri Krishna and Sri Aurobindo
Few know or understand the spiritual relationship that Maharishi Sri Aurobindo had with Sri Krishna. This article explores this very special and profound aspect of Sri Aurobindo's Yogic life.
Read MoreRadha Prem as Universal Love
The two meanings of Radhaprem are the two sides of the cosmic process — On the one side there is the Divine will that Bliss should be manifested and on the other side there is the self giving, the making of everything to centre in Sri Krishna so that the world may be the vessel of that Bliss...
Read MoreSans Sanskrit What Is Prakrit?
The ancient Indian understanding of Sanskrit is that it is devbhasha, it comes from a consciousness above the human mentality, where the sounds are not separate from meaning or image, and the grammar, morphology and vocabulary is intimately one with the consciousness...
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