SATPREM A sailor and a Breton, though born in Paris in 1923. A member of the French Resistance, Satprem was arrested by the Gestapo when he was twenty and spent a year and a half in concentration camps. Devastated, he journeyed first to Upper Egypt, then to India, where he served in the French colonial government of Pondicherry. There he discovered Sri Aurobindo and Mother. Their Message—"Man is a transitional being"— struck a deep chord. He resigned his post and left for Guiana, where he spent an adventurous year in the middle of Amazonian jungle, then wandered on to Brazil, Africa.... In 1953, at thirty, Satprem returned to India for good to be near Her who was in search of the

Neanderthal Looks On Satprem MIRA ADITI Mysore

Neanderthal Looks On Satprem MIRA ADITI Mysore This book was originally published in French under the title Néanderthal Regards © Editions Institut de Recherches ÉVOLUTIVES, Paris, 1999. Neanderthal Looks On. English translation by Michel Danino © Institut de Recherches ÉVOLUTIVES, Paris, 1999. Information addresses : - in Asia: MIRA ADITI CENTRE 62 'Sriranga', 2'"'Main, 1" Cross T. K. Layout, Saraswatipuram MYSORE - 570 009, INDIA - in America : INSTITUT DE RECHERCHES ÉVOLUTIVES, CANADA CP41 CHAMBLY OC J3L4B1 CANADA - in Europe : INSTITUT DE RECHERCHES ÉVOLUTIVES 142 boulevard du Mon