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How to stop discussions in the mind?
The first condition is to talk as little as possible.
The second is to think just of what you are doing at the moment and not of what you have to do or of what you have done before.
Never regret what is past or imagine what will be.
Check pessimism in your thoughts as much as you can and become a voluntary optimist.
God works through the brain, but the brain is only one of His instruments.
-SRI AUROBINDO
Vol. XXIV. No. 3
August, 1967
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Vol. XXIV. No. 1
February, 1967
The Divine gives itself to those who give themselves without reserve and in all their parts to the Divine. For them the calm, the light, the power, the bliss, the freedom, the wideness, the heights of knowledge, the seas of Ananda. - Sri Aurobindo.
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It is said one must be free from human love if one is to enjoy Divine Love. But to be free is usually taken to mean to reject, to reject naturally by force, that is to say, to coerce, to repress and supp
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Man insists continually on making God in his own image instead of seeking to make himself more and more in the image of God.
SRI AUROBINDO
Vol. XXIV. No. 2
April, 1967
The Divine gives itself to those who give themselves without reserve and in all their parts to the Divine. For them the calm, the light, the power, the bliss, the freedom, the wideness, the heights of knowledge, the seas of Ananda. - Sri Aurobindo.
Whoever can go beyond the brain to the heart will hear the voice of the Eternal.
SRI AUROBINDO
Vol. XXIX. No. 1
February 1972
The Divine gives itself to those who give themselves without reserve and in all their parts to the Divine. For them the calm, the light, the power, the bliss, the freedom, the wideness, the heights of knowledge, the seas of Ananda. - - - -
Sri Aurobindo.
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(A note on Kalidasa's "The Hero and the Nymph" (translated by Sri Aurobindo), staged at the Ashram Theatre on December
I st and December 3rd, 1971.)
'THE story of Kalidasa's "The Her
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Intellectual sympathy can only draw together, the sympathy of the heart can alone unite.
SRI AUROBINDO
Vol. XXIX. No. 4
November 1972
The Divine gives itself to those who give themselves without reserve and in all their parts to the Divine. For them the calm, the light, the power, the bliss, the freedom, the wideness, the heights of knowledge, the seas of Ananda. - Sri Aurobindo.
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A PROGRAMME FOR THE
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The supramental world has to be formed or created in us by the Divine will as the result of a constant expansion and self-perfecting.
SRI AUROBINDO
Vol. XXIX. No. 3
August 1972
The Divine gives itself to those who give themselves without reserve and in all their parts to the Divine. For them the calm, the light, the power, the bliss, the freedom, the wideness, the heights of knowledge, the seas of Ananda. ....
Sri Aurobindo.
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All things shall change in God's transfiguring hour.
SRI AUROBINDO
Vol. XXIX. No. 2
April 1972
The , Divine gives itself to those who give themselves without reserve and in all their parts to the Divine. For them the calm, the light, the power, the bliss, the freedom, the wideness, the heights of knowledge, the seas of Ananda. - - Sri Aurobindo.
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KNOW THY SELVES
The Double Trinity
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The change does not need our help to come, but we need to open ourselves to the consciousness so that its coming is not in vain for us.
THE MOTHER
The Mother of God
is master of our souls.
SRI
AUROBINDO
THE MOTHER WITHDREW FROM HER
PHYSICAL BODY ON 17-11-73
The Mother's body belonged to the old creation. It was meant to be the pedestal of the New Body. It served its purpose well. The New Body will come.
This is a test, how far we are faithful to Her, true to Her Consciousness.
The revival of the body would have meant revival of the old troubles in the body. The
Vol. XXX. No. I
February 1973
The Divine gives itself to those who give themselves without reserve and in all their parts to the Divine. For them the calm, the light, the power, the bliss, the freedom, the wideness, the heights of knowledge, the seas of Ananda. Sri Aurobindo.
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A REVIEW OF SRI AUROBINDO'S LIFE
IPROPOSE to speak to you on a very interesting subject — about Sri Aurobindo. You know it is his centenary, that is to say, this August he completes a hundred years of earthly existence: I s