Mirra
is not too proud of the capabilities of women. She is wary of their weaknesses
too that also get exposed by the first world war. She wants women to extricate
themselves from the grip of emotions and sentimentality if they want to succeed
in their position. Of course women are capable of love and humility and abstain
from brutality and vulgarity. However they must getaway from passionate nature
and partisanship to sustain themselves as successful administrators. Mirra
appeals to the world to include women to achieve more. Women are for the
interior and men for the exterior shall no longer be fructifying. The sexes
must be put together for a sustainable progression. The hostility between the
sexes must be put aside in the obsolete category... Posted by BALA at 4:31 AM]
[Sanjeev Sabhlok says: November
3, 2012 at 7:16 am You’ve
understood nothing about me as well, young man. I too oppose crony capitalism. There
is no such thing as “democratic socialism”. Either you oppose state control or
you want it. Aurobindo opposed state control over our lives. Period.]
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Srinivas @yrskmohan
"Sources of Poetry" by Aurobindo is
a masterpiece. Yet not many modern poets even heard about it. @Back2Vedas @SangeetaRG]
[10h vamanan @vamanan81 Y Peter Heeh's Lives of Aurobindo is so many lies on Aurobindo. http://cidif.go1.cc/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1197:the-lives-of-sri-aurobindo-by-peter-heehs&catid=43:livres-et-publications&Itemid=5 …]
1h inpondy @PondyTweets @OliviaCummings8 The Sri Aurobindo Ashram has regular yoga
asana classes from 645 to 830 every morning in its Ayurvedic Section. View
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Posted by Tusar
N. Mohapatra Location: Shipra Riviera, Indirapuram, Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, India
[Robert E. Wilkinson - 7:01
PM, August 13, 2009 The only option is to deny the facts and idealize the
beloved out of all proportion. Tusar Mohapatra has provided us with an
unmistakable example of this view when he writes: […]
This
is a classic example of someone taking their own unfounded hagiographic
inflation to extremes. What is most revealing is Tusar’s desire to get away
from all formulation, mythic or otherwise which allows him to believe whatever
fantasy he likes without the inconvenience of having to deal with proof of his
claims and the facts that support them. He does so by putting them “up there”
on the Transcendent heights beyond the reach and explanation of mortal man.
This is a perfect example of how devotees with no yogic experience and
realization attempt to turn this epochal spiritual work into a Religion. What
remains are un-provable pronouncements about Sri Aurobindo and the Mother
solely derived from Tusar’s subjective devotional fervor. His hopes are pinned
on the ‘years to come’ and any fellow disillusioned Aurobindonians who might
rally to his flag.
In
a work characterized by objective knowledge and precision, this kind of
unqualified ‘new age’ response is simply unacceptable. By placing Sri Aurobindo
and the Mother on incomparable, unreachable Transcendent heights, Tusar
believes that he is doing them a service but in fact, as we have discussed in
this paper, he is contradicting the very purpose they came to achieve. If
joining the top of the ladder to the bottom is the whole secret of realization
and the work of the Avatar, Tusar has just yanked the ladder out from under
them and made their stated evolutionary goal of the divinization of matter a
virtual impossibility.]
[Cf. (SCIY) rich 8:21 AM Sunday, October 29, 2006]
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