Difficult is Good
0A casual statement overheard recently stated that ‘Life is so difficult when you begin to walk on the Path. It […]
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Archive for 2006
The New Birth – The Decisive Step
0… when people tell me, “I would like to know whether I am in contact with my soul or not”, […]
The New Approach to Education
0The meaning of the word education is – to lead, to bring forth, to educe. Educe what? one might ask. […]
Science and Spirituality
0There is a spiritual seeking in Science and there is a science in spirituality. This world is a manifestation of […]
Sanskrit and India’s Self-Development
0India can best develop herself and serve humanity by being Herself and following the law of her own nature. […]
The Samadhi at Night
0Into a white slab of marble a heaven descended, Giving a tangible form to the intangible godhead. Fragrant swirls of […]
Push for Life!
0A man was sleeping at night in his cabin when suddenly his room filled with light, and God appeared. The […]
Where are We Going?
0Where are we going? It is given to certain seers, Rishis, who can look beyond the barriers of physical space […]
Illness and the Role of the Mind
0All of us react differently to an illness. We ask ourselves, that apart from doctors and medicines, what is it […]
Friend or Enemy?
0Who really can be called as one’s best friend? Is it someone who is willing to stake his or her […]
Can People bring Luck?
0In life, we often find people speaking of some persons as being “lucky” or “unlucky” or bringing “good luck” […]
Going from Useless to Useful
0Walking the Path is a serious issue which can take many pages to delve into and expound upon. One believes […]
Bande Mataram – A Song Divine
0As for the recent controversy surrounding the national song of India, those who object may be right in voicing their […]
A Mystic Symbolism and the Future of Symbols
0“To commit adultery with God is the perfect experience for which the world is created.” -Sri Aurobindo Here, Sri Aurobindo, […]
Zeal for the Divine
0The development of the experience in its rapidity, its amplitude, the intensity and power of its results, depends primarily, in […]
That, which we Seek
0We seek a science that does not merely see aspects but the very face and body of Truth. We seek […]
Evaluating Sanskrit
0There are two forms of knowledge of which those who know Brahman have spoken: the higher and the lower – […]
The Meaning of Indianness
0Is there something like Indianness? The answer is relative depending on the perspective. Here is a point of view based […]
The Web of Desire
0A thousand desires Each one worth dying for And many such desires Are indeed fulfilled. And yet The sum of […]
Words for Children
0Of one thing you can be sure-your future is in your hands. You will become the man you want to […]
Vigilance
0Vigilance is the way that leads to immortality (or Nirvana). Negligence is the way that leads to death. Those who […]
The Greatest Sport of All
0Every once in a while the mind conjures a new perspective simply to excite itself out of stagnancy. Concepts can […]
The Inner Frown
0An episode from a spiritual lore: A disciple asks the Master: “Sir, why is there so much friction in our […]
Indigenous Peoples and the Quest for Wholeness
0Early in February, news reached the western press of a brutal double killing in the Andaman Islands, an Indian-ruled archipelago […]
To Speak or Not to Speak?
0“If you have to adopt a language, why not adopt the world’s greatest language?” (1) A striking suggestion in favour […]
Sculpting the Past with the Present
0“A small bronze statuette of a dancing girl in the buried city of Mohenjo Daro in Sind shows that the […]
Why do Accidents Happen?
0Question : Why or how is it that some persons seem to come out unhurt, even without a scratch, from […]
Light and Shadow: Intensification on the Path
0When you represent the possibility of a victory, you always have within you the thing contrary to this victory, which […]
The Inner Eye
0If in a drop of water One cannot see the river Nor see the full In the smallest part What […]
Old is New
0You may have seen them on stage or the telly. Five or six unmistakably Indian men in colourful oversized turbans. […]
