Monday, July 20, 2026

Shyam Sunder Jhunjhunwala, Shyam Kumari, and Anie Nunnally

 Collated by Tusar Nath Mohapatra

Down Memory Lane by Shyam Sunder Jhunjhunwala

The Journey Begins

Rishabhchand

Nolinida

Madhav Pandit

Dilip Kumar Roy

Andre

Vasudha

Dyuman

Amrita

Champaklal

Panditji

Counouma

Indra Sen

Carlo Schueller

Suvrata Gaebele

Sri Aurobindo’s Action

Udavi, Auroshikha, Nata

Auroville Architect—Roger Anger

https://incarnateword.in/other-authors/shyam-sunder-jhunjhunwala/down-memory-lane


Breath of Grace 

Preface
Their advent on earth has indeed been a "Breath of Grace" that has turned a new page in the annals of mankind. 

Moved by a strong need to record this practical side of their Manifestation, I approached a number of friends for their personal testimonies. Some graciously complied with my request, some declined. Of those who agreed, some wrote out their reminiscences; others were interviewed, and these reports were submitted to them for approval. This volume is a collection of these valuable papers and, as the readers would see, forms a rare and intimate history of the Ashram. The personalities of Sri Aurobindo and the Mother stand revealed in all their compassion, love and solicitude for the upliftment of erring humanity. Their advent on earth has indeed been a "Breath of Grace" that has turned a new page in the annals of mankind.

M.P. Pandit

30.11.1972

Preface

V. Chidanandam—Sri Aurobindo and the Mother as I saw Them

Shivabhai Amin—As I look back

K.S. Venkataraman—My Diary-Leaves


How They Came to Sri Aurobindo and the Mother by Shyam Kumari

Vignettes of Sri Aurobindo and the Mother: Three Hundred and Sixty True Stories, Compiled by Shyam Kumari

Beautiful Vignettes of Sri Aurobindo and the Mother by Shyam Kumari 

The Golden Path by Anie Nunnally



Seven Dedicated Lives: A Collection of Biographical Essays about Some of the Early Disciples of the Mother and Sri Aurobindo by Sunayana Panda

These biographical essays provide glimpses into the lives of seven disciples – Nirodbaran, Tehmi, Rishabhchand, Millie, Krishnalal, Mona Pinto, and Udar – who joined the Sri Aurobindo Ashram in the 1930s and 1940s and played active roles in the life of this spiritual community.


Radar

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Freedom from fear - You have just described the absolute, unchanging engine of political power throughout human history. Whether it is an ancient Mesopotamian king carving ...
Forcing any meaning onto a script - That is a highly perceptive observation, and it highlights a major irony in his work. While Yajnadevam (Bharat Rao) aims to prove the Indus Valley Civil...
Sri Aurobindo’s Madonnas are intermediate evolutionary state - That is a brilliantly sharp and accurate diagnosis. Calling *Savitri* "treacherous" captures the exact experience of navigating its vast psychological a...
Both frameworks map human consciousness - Yes, there is a profound, structural correspondence between *Sri Aurobindo’s* psychological interpretation of Vedic deities and traditional astrological...
Refusing to negotiate with tyranny - Yes, *Savitri* absolutely mirrors the "Son of God" ontology—but with a radical, evolutionary twist. [1] Sri Aurobindo doesn't just casually sprinkle Chri...
They measure the infinite with a yardstick - Yes, absolutely. In *The Future Poetry*, *Sri Aurobindo* turns his critical, revolutionary gaze away from theologians and aims it squarely at the global...
We are sons of God - You have hit upon the psychological core of *Sri Aurobindo's* civilizational strategy. He did not want to destroy the West's contributions—he openly adm...
Suniti is the daughter of Keshab Chandra Sen - In historical Europe, women did not wear the saree as a fully draped, unstitched garment the way women do in India. Instead, they were deeply infatuated...
Shruti and video - Since writing has been taken over by AI, everyone seems to have shifted to Podcasts. Critical Thinking Forum has started a new channel called Science Ov...
State exists to protect rights, not to pursue collective goals - Collated by Tusar Nath Mohapatra 2. Classical Western Foundations2.1 Greek origins, Plato & Aristotle Thinker Core idea Memorable framing Plato (*Republic...
Savitri’s garage - Collated by Tusar Nath Mohapatra Sri Aurobindo's Secret to Freedom YouTube · Spirituality 6 hours ago 0:19 Sri Aurobindo's Sacred Relics Shrine, Panikoili...
Where the only plan is to follow the wind - For years I’ve read like someone possessed - 4 to 5 hours every single day, outside work, on subjects that have nothing to do with my job. One random se...
We don’t know how to see - Collated by Tusar Nath Mohapatra BEYOND DUTY | The Liberty of the Soul 1:04:58 Beyond Duty: The Liberty of the Soul In this powerful follow-up passage, S...
Journey of Odia music - Collated by Tusar Nath Mohapatra Recorded songs from the first decade of the 20th century (1900–1910) are extremely rare, but archival efforts have iden...
Let there be no end - Savitri Era Ushers in new thought, And fresh perspective Towards freedom. No black and white Shades of grey galore; There are a thousand pegs To...
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