…e to discern the evolutionary trend and perceive the ideal of the new age. Pavitra (P.B. Saint Hilaire studied at the ‘Ecole polytechnique’ in France. His spiritual search took him to Japan, Mongolia and finally to the Ashram at Pondicherry where he was given the name Pavitra. He was the… 2
…vivid than the creative interest offered to us by the world of ignorance. Pavitra (P.B. Saint Hilaire studied at the ‘Ecole polytechnique’ in France. His spiritual search took him to Japan, Mongolia and finally to the Ashram at Pondicherry where he was given the name Pavitra. He was the… 2
…ri Aurobindo International Centre of Education, August 1961. 2 Ibid Pavitra (P.B. Saint Hilaire) studied at the ‘Ecole polytechnique’ in France. His spiritual search took him to Japan, Mongolia and finally to the Ashram at Pondicherry where he was given the name ‘PavitraR… 2
…a misconception to think that a life in the full light of knowledge would lose its charm and become an insipid monotony. The gnostic manifestation of life would be more full and fruitful and its interest more vivid than the creative interest offered to us by the world of Ignorance. – Pavitra… 1
…ld that when she went for occasional long drives in her car, she would ask Pavitra to go as fast as possible, remarking that then she could relax better. It seems too she would observe a person’s feet as he or she approached and was able to get an idea of the individual’s nature. Evidently once a pe… 1
