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Long years ago, Champaklal preserved very carefully Sri Aurobindo's and the
Mother's hair and their nails when they were trimmed. He preserved them
carefully in small boxes with the date marked on them. Later, after 1950 when
Sri Aurobindo was no more in the physical body slowly the centres from all over
the country and even the world started requesting the Mother for these 'relics'.
The relics were installed at the Bangavani centre in Nabadwip, West ¦ Bengal, on
21st February 1959. There is an account of it by one of the devotees present.
They were nails and hair taken from Sri Aurobindo on August 25th, 1950. The
Mother herself sewed up the Relics into a brocad
The origin of the name is in itself interesting.
This property, so near to the Ashram, had very little building on it and what
was there was old and dilapidated, but Mother wanted it because of its
position.-The owner of the property, a very rich person, knew our need and so
demanded a very high price and wouldn't budge from his demand. Finally Mother
agreed to pay him his price but said that She would name the property after the
owner's nature and so She called it Harpagon. In French literature 'Harpagon' is
the name of the chief character in Molière's play L'Avare (The Miser).
The question of fitting up
the asbestos cement louvres for Golconde cam
This book commemorates the birth centenary of Udar,
Laurence marshal pinto, Who was one of the mother's children.
Udar was an aeronautical
engineer by education and early training. But he was such a multifaceted
personality that the Mother would often involve him in all sorts of work that
she want done.
This is the story of udar
and his various tasks, his many interesting incidents and his memories of life
with the Mother.
This book is not
autobiographical nor dose it fit into the format of a formal biography. it is an
interesting collection of facts, stories, incidents and photographs that slowly
unfold the story of Udar's life. These have been culled fro
Udar was very closely connected with Auroville in
the beginning. On the inauguration day he was the "Master of Ceremonies". There
was no one in the Ashram who could translate the 'Charter of Auroville' into the
Russian language so Mother sent him to Madras to the Russian Embassy to get this
done. Mother had also put him on the committee for Industries at Auroville.
- Lilou -
The Urn with soil from 124 countries and Indian states
Auroville Charter
28 February 1968
1) Auroville belongs to nobody in
particular. Auroville belongs to humanity as a
whole.,
But to live in Auroville one must be the wi
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Initiator of several new activities at the Ashram and always helpful to others, the sadhak Udar later acted
also as a secretary to the Mother. Called 'Udar-da' with love and respect by the younger
generation, he
was always young at heart.
- Sri Aurobindo's Action Journal -
January 2002
Mother has often stressed the spiritual importance of not wasting anything as such acts only stop the flow
of things coming to us. When I first joined the Ashram there was
a wonderful organisation there to prevent waste. Bits of soap or
candle, empty match boxes, even half burnt match-sticks, paper,
old
enve
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Regarding Sri Aurobindo's passing we know now that
He had decided to leave this physical world because, as Mother explained to us
later, it was the only way that the final conquest of Death could be made;
Mother said that Sri Aurobindo had told Her that one of them would have to cross
the barrier and work from the other side - so that death, the greatest obstacle
to the physical transformation, could be finally overcome. Mother offered to be
the one to cross over but Sri Aurobindo said to Her that She had the more
difficult task to perform and must continue to remain, while He would go across
and work from the other side. That is why His presence is cons
Udar joined me when we acquired the Tennis Ground in 1948 and were extending our
physical education programme. We were at that time an inseparable pair. Both of us were
guided by Mother.
- Pranab -
(/ Remember p. 292)
Long Jump in the Tennisgroung
The first athletic competitions were held in
the tennis ground and the running races
on the Cours Chabrol (Beach Road). Udar
was always present organising everything
and holding the finishing tape or at the
start or the take off for the jumps.
- Lata -
Results of races on the cours chabrol (Beach road) 30th Ap
Another place which was associated with Udar was the Theatre. We are told that there was
a series of warehouses where our theatre stands today. He arranged for its purchase and
construction. And on February Darshan, on Mother's 80th birthday, it was inaugurated with
a March Past and a perform Some years later, Udar would stand there, on that stage
and play many roles - in the Bourgeois Centilhomme, Perseus the Deliverer and others.
- Golden Chain -
Mother's Message of 21st February 1958 - on the occasion of Her 80th Birthday:
To celebrate the birth of a transitory body can satisfy some faithful feelings.
They were moved by her towards great unknown things,
Faith drew them and the joy to feel themselves hers
Savitri
In 1972 the Government of India decided that as part of Sri Aurobindo's Centenary Celebrations they would finance the
overseas visit of two persons, one eastwards and one to the West. The Mother chose me to be sent out west and I began to get
ready for the long tour to Europe, America and Canada, which would be for about 3 to 4 months. Then when I was ready to
leave I informed the Mother of it and She suddenly asked me how I felt about going out. I answered that I was happy to do so
because She had given me this task and it was always a joy for me to do such things as the Mother Herself had asked me to. But
She insisted that She saw some hesitation in me all the same.
-Ud