Friday, October 02, 2020

Sri Aurobindo's interpretation of desire in Bhagavad Gītā

5 POLYAMOROUS DRAUPADI

D DAS
… Duryodhan's empire, and finally becomes the queen of that empire. The philosopher and poet Aurobindo Ghosh's interpretation of desire in the Bhagavad Gītā is relevant here. In his analysis, Ghosh explains that to be desireless …

Girish Karnad: An inclusive study of his illustrious plays

S Chaudhary - 2020
… The peregrination of Indian Drama has been the canvas portrayal of diffidence until the literary prominent and legendry person like Rabindranath Tagore, Sri Aurobindo and Harindranath 1 Page 10 …

PDF] Changes in depicting Nature in Indian Poetry

A Poongodi, B Cauveri
… “As the romantic art of the Elizabethan literature naturally expressed the spirit of age, so also the poetry of Toru Dutt, Sri Aurobindo, Tagore and Sarojini Naiu expressed the ethos of their age” (Singh 2).This is obvious in her writings …

12 DESIRE AND DHARMA

C BISWAS
… For example, in the story of the Savitri and Satyavan— wife and husband, respectively— Savitri's promise to follow Satyavan even in death … In his nationalistic era, this maneuver contributed to the formation of an aggressive …

S Gullapalli
… making in Contemporary India Samir Kumar Das Dalits and the Ideology of Work in India: A Comparative Perspective Shashi Bhushan Upadhyay Changed Context and Shifing Focus: UNHCR's Role in Repatriation and …

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SS SOUTHMAYD - dialo
… Born Mirra Alfassa in 1878 in Paris, the Mother touted the philosophies of the Indian nationalist hero and religious icon, Sri Aurobindo (termed " the Master" in the work), and founded and presided over the " embryonic global …

[PDF] A Brief History of the Theosophical Society in Japan in the Interwar Period

H Čapková
… Japan, and through Kesho Ram Sabarwal they reached Singh and Saint Hilaire, who devoted most of his later life to Sri Aurobindo and his ashram. In the book … involved with the TS until he immersed himself in the teachings of the integral yoga of Sri Aurobindo …

[PDF] SRI AUROBINDO'S DREAMS: AReassessment

G GANAPATHY-DORE - Dreaming India/India Dreaming-Proceedings of the …
Abstract Mahatma Gandhi's" The India of my Dreams' is a seminal text in any discussion of dreaming India. Similarly, Aurobindo Ghose's experiments with dreams are incontrovertible. While Nehru's tryst with destiny speech has been much quoted …

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Friday, September 18, 2020

Encouragement of a purer sattwic element

In 1665 Cambridge University closed because of plague. Isaac Newton retreated to rural Lincolnshire. During his 2 years in lockdown he worked out calculus, the true meaning of colour, gravitation, planetary orbits & the 3 Laws of Motion. Will 2020 be someone’s Annus Mirabilis?
https://twitter.com/RichardDawkins/status/1306489173197561856?s=19

He also pursued his theology, which he was more passionate about even than his 'principia mathematica'! 'This most beautiful system of the sun, planets, and comets, could only proceed from the counsel and dominion of an intelligent Being.'
https://twitter.com/DrjezJEREMY/status/1306509241327464448?s=19

His theology was vacuous and added nothing not said centuries before, and nothing to progress understanding. That's why theology's best today is still the same inane arguments from design put forth 1000 years ago and shredded by Hume and Kant.
https://twitter.com/thegriffin666/status/1306598182533697537?s=19

Right. Except that Newton was an Epicurian/Lucretian/Brunoist/Spinozist type. Christians claiming him as some great theist are historically WRONG.
https://twitter.com/Auntie_Haxxer/status/1306666177704398858?s=19

Gave a 2 1/2 hour lecture (probably the longest I've ever done) on Nietzsche and the Death of God today (via zoom), managed to fit in McLuhan, Sloterdijk, Altizer, and Jung's responses as well, and also some Nietzsche-inspired muzak.
https://twitter.com/krumbbumm/status/1306753790024974336?s=19

“If we are to think, we do need an ego first, but behind the ego that I immediately know– which I posited– there is another ego rearing up; I do not know this latter ego, which uses me as its eye, as it were. This unknown ego that looks through me is called God.”
-Sloterdijk
“When a creative type passes away, the agitated world pauses for a second & meditates on the conveyance of a work in progress into the global archive. During this meditative second we are closer to the phenomenon of the twilight of the gods than we would otherwise be”
Sloterdijk
“For the citizens of modernity, theological enlightenment – which is completely different from an instinctive rejection of religion – will be a fateful task.”
-Sloterdijk, ‘After God’
https://twitter.com/krumbbumm/status/1306332250330390528?s=19

"Klages identifies intellect with the spirit. But intellect is a human business while the spirit is no human business; it is a principle which we do not make. It makes us, it seizes us. And spirit is by no means an enemy of life; it is a dynamic condition, like anything."
Jung
1/2 fair to Klages:"We are inclined to see the decisive deed of the spirit not in the act of apprehension, but in that of will, & to use it as the standpoint from which to understand spirituality itself, that is, the essence of consciousness, & to posit vitality as its reflection
https://twitter.com/krumbbumm/status/1305435047797817348?s=19
“of a few things I do not want to remain silent; namely human beings who were missing everything except the one thing they have too much of– human beings who are nothing more than one big eye, or one big maw or some other big thing – inverse cripples I call such types”
Nietzsche
Really reminded me of McLuhan, especially with the description of the Ear-man that follows. Maybe Neech was more of a media ecologist than recognized.
https://twitter.com/krumbbumm/status/1305255688034070528?s=19
If you believe in doing Sādhana over multiple lives, it is fine. 😀 Besides, the beauty of Sanskrit is the effect on the mind. It cools it down through the vibrations of the inner voice when we read the texts.
https://twitter.com/vakibs/status/1166768223695593472?s=19
Of course, Sanskrit can be treated as an independent language in it’s own right. And people can study that separately. But memorizing thousands of tense and case endings just to speak a sentence will be hard for novices. Why should we insist on making this hard journey for all?
https://twitter.com/vakibs/status/1298724186995621896?s=19

Those who are drawn towards the vortex of Sanskrit texts in their youthful enthusiasm are inviting trouble for all their life. One text will lead to another and then multiple commentaries etc. would rob many pleasures and cause vertigo. Sri Aurobindo's English translations safer.
Promoting Sanskrit means bondage with the past. Absurd mythology, politically incorrect glorifications, and archaic grammar rules etc. Modern Indian languages have successfully negotiated present challenges and are infinitely better to be given priority. So no Sanskrit in school. -Savitrieraparty

The Human Cycle: The Psychology of Social Development by Sri Aurobindo. U.S. edition published by Lotus Press https://t.co/5rJepQ87ex
https://twitter.com/santoshk1/status/1299418185817612290?s=19
The Superman: an Evolutionary Leap Is Not Limited to the Mind’s Extrapolation from Its Present Status https://t.co/X47hBjF1sZ
Universality in Action is the Law of Divine Living in the World https://t.co/WJ7DdyGnef
Distinguishing Between the Inner Life of the Introvert and the Inner Life of Spiritual Experience https://t.co/NgDkiPZRo8

~This post is extremely important for understanding Sri Aurobindo philosophically.
https://t.co/GLc3A4zZQT
~one suffers not only from the repression of one’s biological drives but also can suffer from suppression of the sublime (Reddy, 1988). Soumitra Basu
https://t.co/nTy702ICH8
https://twitter.com/SavitriEraParty/status/1306238255008854016?s=19
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Autobiographical Notes and Other Writings of Historical Interest https://t.co/A4YJxAWu9Z
Many new religions have developed around Gandhi, Nehru, Tagore, Subhas, Periyar, Ambedkar, Savarkar, et al. Facts are essential.
https://twitter.com/SavitriEraParty/status/1304511011962130433?s=19

1920: The Mother has returned back with new experiences and renewed resolve to make the world see light. Nothing is secure not even her equations with Sri Aurobindo or his associates. ARYA has done its job; something else is needed. An experiment of living in a spiritual commune.
https://twitter.com/SavitriEraParty/status/1303902447593644032?s=19
From 95 Theses to 22 Pledges, only the froth has been seen as profound fermentation. ARYA (1914 - 21) is a tangible event in World history which can no longer be ignored. A must read for all irrespective of prejudices against Sri Aurobindo as an escapist or inaugurator of a cult.
By writing on diverse themes in ARYA month after month for six and a half years, Sri Aurobindo built a firm foundation for a future civilisation by laying down universal principles and showing solutions for common challenges. Essential reading for negotiating ethical quandaries.
Encouragement of a purer sattwic element is the business of ethics, says Sri Aurobindo in SoY which implies that everything is not wired or predetermined. There's always a choice for redesigning the future in which the nature or the result of action don't actually matter too much
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Sri Aurobindo on the meta psychology of Reason
https://t.co/wiePoSfpsZ
https://twitter.com/drsbasu2115/status/1302851217647792130?s=19
Dissociation of consciousness--implications in psychology and yoga
https://t.co/rxJSqliOpg

Thursday, March 26, 2020

Emotions as the central focus of health care

Misc. References:

Gulf News-17-Mar-2020
The roots of this meditation are connected with Sri Aurobindo Ghose, one of the ... The docu-film also tries to understand Patanjali Rishi's Patanjali Yogasutras ...

Web India 123-17-Mar-2020
Sri Aurobindo had later become highly intuitive and he predicted both the world wars and the date of the independence of India. The film also features Arun ...

United News of India-17-Mar-2020
... 17 (UNI) In view of the advisory by the government of Puducherry to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and to enforce social distancing, the Sri Aurobindo ashram ...

The New York Times-16-Mar-2020
While there, he became a devotee of the Hindu ascetic Sri Aurobindo, who gave him the Sanskrit name that would appear, 50 years later, on his wooden grave ...

The New Indian Express-14-Mar-2020
Her mother is the great-grandniece of the spiritual philosopher Sri Aurobindo. Her great-great-grandfather was Ramananda Chatterjee, the editor of the Modern ...

The Sunday Guardian-14-Mar-2020
He then goes on to quote Sri Aurobindo who has shown us a path with Bharatiya wisdom. Aurobindo says, “Mind is only one level of the multi-level reality called ...

Business Wire India (press release)-12-Mar-2020
A National Conference and award ceremony was organised recently at Dogra Hall- Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Delhi by Sri Aurobindo Society and ...

Economic Times (blog)-07-Mar-2020
To quote Sri Aurobindo, “There is a certain section of thought in India which regards Nationalism as 'madness'. The men who think like that are men of great ...

Times of India-06-Mar-2020
I congratulate Sri Aurobindo Society and HDFC Bank for the commendable work of acknowledging teachers' contributions in the education sector", said the MHRD ...

The Tribune-05-Mar-2020
AgusIndra Udayana, a Padma Shri nominee, who is also known as ... Sri Aurobindo School of Integral Education, Sector 27-A, Chandigarh, organised 'Auro ...

India Education Diary-05-Mar-2020
Vijay Poddar – Member Executive, Sri Aurobindo Society along with Shri Sambhrant Sharma- Director, Education, Sri Aurobindo Society felicitated 1,000 ...
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Currently, I am in the process of editing forthcoming volumes for publications entitled "Emotion and Information Processing: A Particle Approach" to be published by Springer Nature. I would like to take this opportunity to cordially invite you to submit your work for consideration in this publication.
We are looking forward to your chapter proposal submission by March 15, 2020 (Firm Deadline) for consideration in these volumes for publication. The Details of the Book as follows:
Emotion and Information Processing Meets Brain Science presents an overview of the exciting, truly multidisciplinary research by neuroscientists and systems engineers in the emerging field of cognitive systems, providing a cross-disciplinary examination of this cutting-edge area of scientific research. This is a great example of where research in very different disciplines touches to create a newly emerging area of research. The book illustrates some of the technical developments that could arise from our growing understanding of how living cognitive systems behave, and the ability to use that knowledge in the design of artificial systems. This unique book is of considerable interest to researchers and students in information science, neuroscience, psychology, engineering, and adjacent fields.
Dealing with emotions is probably the central focus of health care not only because of their psychological relevance but also because they have a crucial role in clinical decision-making. From a general point of view, some authors claim that a satisfactory decisional process is impossible without emotions. In fact, emotional and cognitive systems, even if distinct, are strictly interwoven and interdependent, and these interconnections drive an active and appropriate adaptation to the environment. Emotions are also giving-sense judgment processes. So, they convey an intrinsic cognitive value and are important in appraising the main problems of the patient and his (her) relatives.
Dr.Sachi Nandan Mohanty, Ph.D.(IIT Kharagpur,WB)
Google Scholar link:
https://scholar.google.co.in/citations?user=166bepcAAAAJ&hl=en 
Orcid id: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4939-0797

Alo Pal (@AloPal) tweeted at 3:22 PM on Wed, Mar 25, 2020:
The Sri Aurobindo Ashram did a door to door 1 time 3 meal distribution to 1500 inmates in 300 locations
To avoid waiting, pilots were sent à few minutes ahead informing food arrival. This could be replicated as model for intimation/non panic while distributing D to D essentials?
This was done to maintain social distancing norms. Usually inmates and visitors have their meals at the Common Dining Room or come to the dining room to collect full their tiffin carriers (https://twitter.com/AloPal/status/1242751086630293505?s=03)

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Depth is only so much as you can measure; Je pakshi ude jete dura - Majority is not synonymous with Democracy. Authorisation is by majority vote but thereafter an elite minority rules. Top Party committee, therefore, is of ...

- In-der-Blog-sein Meta Meditations on how Heidegger can make you a better guitarist. The 20th-century German philosopher Martin Heidegger was interested in...

Achieving Oneness with the Divine, Transcendent, Universal and Personal - Sri Aurobindo translates Shwetashwatara Upanishad, Chapter Six, Verse 5: “Lo, we have beheld Him and He is the Beginning and the Cause of all Causes where...

The New Consciousness and its Effects (HH 017) - A Talk by Dr Alok Pandey from the “Tuesday Talks” series The post The New Consciousness and its Effects (HH 017) appeared first on AuroMaa.

Why did the Lok Pal agitation succeed while Shaheen Bagh failed? - In 5th April 2011, the Gandhian activist, Anna Hazare began a hunger strike at Jantar Mantar. He was demanding an anti-corruption Ombudsman with wide-rangi...

Buffaloes, crocodiles and sacrifices—A guest post by Krishna Del Toso - Some time ago a friend of mine was working on his PhD thesis and asked me to help him deal with a Ṛgveda (RV) passage, namely, RV 10.28.10cd, because he do...

Imagining a Gaian Reality After the Virus - Imagining a Gaian Reality After the Virus by Matthew Segall What follows is a brief paper outlining a path forward for post-pandemic humanity. It attempts ...

Music video commentaries (1) - Since my music videos class has moved online due to the coronavirus, instead of talking about particular music videos in real time with my class, I am post...

A.S. Dalal's invaluable contribution to Integral Psychology. - The ‘Auro Ratna Award’ for the year 2019 was presented to Dr. A.S. Dalal for his invaluable contribution in the field of Integral Psychology. To read the...

Dr. A. S. Dalal awarded the ‘Auro Ratna Award’ for the year 2019 - Dear Friends and Well-wishers, The tenth ‘Auro Ratna Award’ ceremony was held on Sunday, 22 December 2019 at ‘Care’, the senior citizens’ home run by Sri A...

Within Our Reach, Even Now - I thought I would use the opportunity today to post a letter written on Christmas Eve, 1513 by the Renaissance Franciscan monk Fra Giovanni Giocondo (1435 ...

Sooner or Later – Jazz concert - A beautiful jazz concert was held in Bharat Nivas Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th March. In this recording you can listen to original songs composed by Rolf,...

Channeling populism - The first step toward a rigorous analysis of media and populism is to provincialize the influence of charismatic leaders like Hugo Chávez.

Comparisons in times of crisis is bad attitude - ​​It would be hypocritical to say that money or material well being need not be or cannot be the common denominator fo...

Monday, March 02, 2020

Sri Aurobindo takes the burden of raising the consciousness of the humanity

A Turn to Matter: The Thought of Sri Aurobindo, Contemporary Art and Religion

SAROJINI NAIDU'S MYSTICAL POEMS: JOURNEY FROM REVERIE TO ECSTASY & PASSION TO DEVOTION
Dr. Meeta Ajay Khanna

Lord Alton's stupid anti-CAA speech - Lord Alton said in the House of Lords- My Lords, as India celebrated its Republic Day on 26 January, marking the 70th year since the ratification of the In...

New podcast about Indian Philosophy - I’ve started a biweekly (in the sense of every other week) podcast about Indian philosophy, called sutras (and stuff), which is being hosted at Anchor.fm a...

The Great World-Mother - Once during his Baroda years, Sri Aurobindo visited a Kali temple on the bank of the Narmada river. Recounting that visit, he later said: “With my European...

Savitri Satsang 126, pp. 231-232 - A weekly sharing on Savitri by Dr Alok Pandey. The post Savitri Satsang 126, pp. 231-232 appeared first on AuroMaa.

Ela Re concert at Yc - On the fifth day of Endangered Craft Mela week a nice concert was held by Shalini, Lisa, Marius & company on the main stage of Youth Center. In the first p...

Naturalized kammatic Buddhism - I think I’ve shown that the kammatic-nibbanic distinction should matter to the historian, textual scholar, or anthropologist trying to figure … Continue re...

Gita is not an ideal prescription for modern generation - Instead of one Capital it's better to grant Sovereignty to the States on linguistic basis so that there are at least two dozen capital cities to galvanise ...

OM and Prana, the Power of Manifestation of the Eternal - Sri Aurobindo translates Chhandogya Upanishad, Chapter One, Section Two, Verses 10-14: “Angiras worshipped OM as breath in the mouth and men think of Brea...

- In the Nation, Reading Richard Rorty in Tehran. Heidegger in particular is central to the Iranian story. Beginning in the 1960s, during the rule of the Am...

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space, place - When it comes to space and place, in the Universe of Terms, what has grabbed my attention over the past several years is how they ought to be understood in...

Companion to “Hymns to the Mystic Fire” (Vol.2) by Mukund Ainapure - Companion to 'Hymns to the Mystic Fire' is meant as an aid to the systematic study of Hymns to the Mystic Fire (Volume 16 – The Complete Works of Sri Aur...

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Seminar on Indian writing in English held

The New Indian Express-24-Feb-2020
KENDRAPARA: Indian writing in English during the colonial era was enriched by authors like Sri Aurobindo, Sarojini Naidu, K S Venkatarmani and Mulk Raj ...

Sunday, February 23, 2020

Books have the power to transport us to faraway worlds

Kant's sublime, Hegel's absolute, Schopenhauer's will, Kierkegaard's passion, Marx's matter, Darwin's evolution, Nietzsche's overman, Bergson's élan vital, all find their due representation 
in Sri Aurobindo's grand exposition” 

The Politics of Nationalist School of Indian History and its Critique

S Dutt - Studies in Indian Place Names, 2020
… interpretations. This attempt to establish superiority was based on a dichotomy between spiritual India versus the materialist West. Thinkers such as Aurobindo Ghose particularly emphasized this. However, the nationalists' attempts to rediscover their …

Reflecting on the Inevitable: Mortality at the Crossroads of Psychology, Philosophy, and Health

PJ Adams - 2020
Page 1. Reflecting on the Inevitable Mortality at the Crossroads of Psychology, Philosophy, and Health PETER J. ADAMS Page 2. Advance Praise for Reflecting on the Inevitable “Is it possible to comprehend one's own death …

Blend of History and Politics in Karnad's play Tughlaq

KA Lomte - Our Heritage, 2020
… Blend of History and Politics in Karnad's play Tughlaq. Kiran Annasaheb Lomte. Abstract. The term 'Indo-Anglican' is used to denote original literary creation in the English language by Indian writers. Tagore, Aurobindo Ghosh …
S KARTHICK
Cosmic consciousness is the cardinal philosophy of human life. Sri Aurobindo's poetry reveals the cosmic purpose from the evolution through his Vedic verses. Human being lives in a material life their consciousness may acquire the …

[PDF] Aesthetic Principles of Hegel and Aurobindo: A Comparative Study

V Jalan
Literature limns a picture of life which is interesting and beautiful. The proficiency of an artist lies in presenting a vibrant image of life which is convincing as well as beautiful. What makes literature interesting? Aesthetics is central in literature as only …

Yearly Shakespeare

G GHOSAL
… GOUTAM GHOSAL Sri Aurobindo Study Centre Santiniketan – 731235 INDIA Page 2. Edited and published by Goutam Ghosal on behalf of Sri Aurobindo Study Centre Sri Aurobindo Nilay Santiniketan – 731235 India E-Mail …

C Warter, APA Int Fellow
… We need to ponder on what kind of support, lets say, Yeshua (Jesus), Siddhartha (Buddha), Sri Aurobindo, Shahar (Shalom) Yadin, Prophetesses Sarah and Deborah, Mirra Alfassa (The Mother), Carey Jackman or any …

Ram Janmabhoomi Case: Why Puducherry-Based Aurobindo ...

Swarajya-30-Oct-2019
As Aurobindo Ashram withdraws its offer to donate its premises to settle the Ayodhya dispute, it is alleged that a member of the mediation panel misused the trust ...

Opinion | Discover your relationship with money this Diwali

Livemint-23-Oct-2019
No invocation to Mahalakshmi for me is complete without this quote by freedom fighter and seer Sri Aurobindo from his book The Mother: “Harmony and beauty ...

Gandhi talked of daya, Savarkar said it made Hindus weak ...

India Today-01-Nov-2019
He added that Mahatma Gandhi, Sri Aurobindo and Swami Vivekananda's version of Hinduism was about inclusion. "Gandhi talked about karuna (compassion), ...

Karan Singh warns about nuclear catastrophe, TKA Nair ...

ThePrint-21-Oct-2019
... cites European philosopher-writerArthur Koestler who said that our race is “programmed for self-destruction,” and Indian philosopher Sri Aurobindo who said ...

Pass/Fail system

The Statesman-27-Oct-2019
No, this isn't Puducherry where the exam-free school education system is institutionalised in the schools run by Sri Aurobindo Ashram… and with the supporting 

Climate change and nuclear conflict between India, Pakistan ...

The Indian Express-21-Oct-2019
In his last message on the August 15, 1947, which was also his 75th birthday, the great seer Sri Aurobindo wrote about his five dreams for the future. One of ...

Why Gitanjali JB wants to put the soul and spirituality back in ...

EdexLive-14-Oct-2019
I plan to delve deep into the Vedas, Upanishads, Bhagavad Gita and the Works of The Mother and Sri Aurobindo and also study all the educationists in depth.

A Convocation to Remember

DNA India-04-Oct-2019
110 years ago, in the inaugural issue of his journal, Karmayogin (No.1, 19 June 1909), Sri Aurobindo made a prophecy that India was “sure to succeed because ...

Gandhi@150 & India's Swaraj Parampara

DNA India-27-Sep-2019
Deuskar was a friend of Sri Aurobindo, who was also an early purna swarajist, an advocate of India's complete independence. In a few years, with the struggle ...

I Am A Dharmic Universalist, Not A Hindu Nationalist

Youth Ki Awaaz-27-Sep-2019
I would like to begin with the historic words of Sri Aurobindo, in his Uttarpara Speech. In this speech, he gave a comprehensive perspective of Hinduism, which is ...

The Stage Is Set For Second Edition Of Pondy Lit Fest

Swarajya-20-Sep-2019
The term 'Bharat Shakti' was coined by Sri Aurobindo when he wrote, "India is the Bharat Shakti, the living energy of a great spiritual conception, and fidelity to it ...

Influence of the Bhagavad Gita on Prominent Revolutionary ...

The Sentinel Assam-12-Sep-2019
Rishi Bankim Chandra Chattopadhaya was the composer of “Vande ... The great revolutionary-turned-spiritual leader Sri Aurobindo Ghosh pointed out the ...

Bagha Jatin: The unsung hero of Indian independence struggle

DailyO-10-Sep-2019
Later, his meeting with Sri Aurobindo ignited his fervour for revolution against the British Raj. Soon Aurobindo considered Jatin as his right-hand man. On Jatin ...

"Book nooks, the size of a #book or at least small enough to nestle into a bookshelf, are like updated dollhouses. They’re handcrafted miniature worlds built to make those who see them feel like awe-struck little kids again"
https://t.co/nvDGlapaWv https://t.co/ylKK2cJ6kh
https://twitter.com/TheSignOfFive/status/1231181625666371584?s=19
Books have the power to transport us to faraway worlds we may never (or at least not easily) be able to see in real life. The book nook trend does something similar. 

Thursday, February 20, 2020

The luminous heart of the Unknown