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Resource name: /E-Library/Works of Sri Aurobindo/English/SABCL/The Hour of God_Volume-17/The French Revolution.htm
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HISTORICAL IMPRESSIONS
The French Revolution
THE greatness of the French Revolution lies not in what it effected, but
in what it thought and was. Its action was chiefly destructive. It prepared
many things, it founded nothing. .Even the constructive activity of Napoleon
only built a half-way house in which the ideas of 1789 might rest until the
world was fit to understand them better and really fulfil them. The ideas
themselves were not new; they existed in Christianity and before Christianity
they existed in Buddhism; but in 1789 they came out for the first time from the
Church and the Book and sought to remodel government and society. It was an
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Resource name: /E-Library/Works of Sri Aurobindo/English/SABCL/The Hour of God_Volume-17/Purna Yoga.htm
Purna
Yoga
THE
ENTIRE PURPOSE OF YOGA
By
YOGA we can rise out of falsehood into
truth, out of weakness into force, out of pain and grief into bliss, out of
bondage into freedom, out of death into immortality, out of darkness into
light, out of confusion into purity, out of imperfection into perfection, out
of self-division into unity, out of Maya into God. All other utilisation of
Yoga is for special and fragmentary advantages not always worth pursuing. Only
that which aims at possessing the fullness of God is Purna Yoga; the Sadhaka of
the Divine Perfection is the Purna Yogin.
Our aim must be to
be perfect as God in His being and bliss is perfect