Two Pictures (a review by Sri Aurobindo)
A review published in the Karmayogin on 2nd October 1909 by Sri Aurobindo of two paintings printed in an Indian art magazine, The Modern Review.
A review published in the Karmayogin on 2nd October 1909 by Sri Aurobindo of two paintings printed in an Indian art magazine, The Modern Review.
SRI AUROBINDO AND THE FUTURE OF INDIA (Based on a talk given at the Sri Aurobindo Ashram, Delhi on August 15, 2008) Five Dreams Sri Aurobindo was born on August 15, 1872 and on the same day in 1947 India achieved her freedom from British rule. On that occasion Sri Aurobindo wrote out a message to the new nation which was read out over the radio. This message outlined five dreams of…
Listen to this deep, meditative video based on the poem "Nirvana" written by Sri Aurobindo.
Excerpts from the film, "Integral Yoga: Sri Aurobindo and the Mother's vision of Supramental Consciousness and how Haridas Chaudhuri brought it to the West" produced by Alan Baiss and directed and written by Mark Kitchell.
A video with a tour in Matrimandir, Auroville, the city of Dawn. This presentation is very meditative as Matrimandir itself is meant to be a Concentration Center.
Sri Aurobindo’s Gayatri Mantra : Om Tat Savitur Varam Rupam, Jyoti Parasya Dhimahi Yannah Satyena Dipayet.
This video, named as "Five Dreams of Sri Aurobindo" is His speech invited by All India Radio, broadcasted on 15th August, 1947, India's Independence Day.
A video with the conversation between The Mother and Her disciple Surendranath Jauhar on his birthday
What exactly is meant by meditation in Yoga? And what should be its objects? The difficulty our correspondent finds is in an apparent conflict of authorities, as sometimes meditation is recommended in the form of a concentrated succession of thoughts on a single subject, sometimes in the exclusive concentration of the mind on a single image, word or idea, a fixed contemplation rather than meditation. The choice between these two methods and others, for there are others, depends on the object we have in view in Yoga.
A video recorded in Los Angeles, USA - Recitation and Interpretation of the first canto of Book 1 in Savitri, names "The Symbol Dawn", by Dr Debashish Banerji