Sunday, February 28, 2010

“Nationalist passions” of Sri Aurobindo located in “a theory of transcendence”

Se-tenant Stamps of India: Dream of Sri Aurobindo - Auroville ... By Shrikant Parikh
Dream of Sri Aurobindo - Auroville - Foundation Anniversary - 28.02.1968. Invitaion Card on Foundation Day of Auroville - 28.02.1968. Maxim Card. First Day Cover with 2 special cancellations. Special VVIP Folder with 2 special ...
A blog post by Barindranath Chaki was featured Auroville
[28th February is the Auroville Foundation Day. On this occasion, some publication about Auroville by the webmaster@auroville.org.in is placed below.] What is Auroville? Auroville is a universal township in the making for a population of up to 5… A blog post by Harriet Mendonca was featured Happy Birthday Auroville
shriramsharma: ENERGY MANIFESTING FROM SUBTLIZING OF PSYCHE AND ... By shriramsharma
When Sri Aurobindo Ghosh returned to India from abroad he tried all means to drive away the British from India but his efforts did not reap success. He gathered many kings, students etc to form a single party to oppose the British ...
The Spirit and Form of an Ethical Polity: a Meditation on Aurobindo’s Thought by Sugata Bose, Modern Intellectual History, 4, 1 (2007), By debbanerji Posthuman Destinies

In reviewing the gulf between the Supramental Consciousness and the Mind-Consciousness, Sri Aurobindo points out that there is simply too wide a gap, too much difference for them to represent the next succeeding step, in one direction, toward the involution of consciousness; and in the other direction, as part of the evolutionary outflowering of consciousness. There must be an intermediate stage or gradation between the two. 
Fundamentalism and the Integral Yoga – Auroville Today Interview ... February 2010 ... an interview with Debashish Banerji by Alan and Carel. What are the roots of fundamentalism? 
Smith says what amounts to the same thing: "The physicist, it turns out, is not simply an observer, but a creator of secondary realities: he observes by creating, one could almost say." 
However, this is not creation ex nihilo; it doesn't mean, as many new agers suggest, that the world is somehow entirely subjective, and that we "create reality" through perception. Rather, it is a much more subtle process, which I believe is most adequately described by Michael Polanyi, in particular, by his theory of tacit knowing and the distinction between subsidiary and focal knowledge. 

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