Collated by Tusar Nath Mohapatra
Mirra Alfassa was born #ThisWeekInHistory in 1878. She became a revered spiritual leader, holy figure, and yogic guru in India, founding multiple ashrams, a school, and an intentional, self-sustaining community. bit.ly/48ovExy
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For @AtmosMag I went long on #Auroville, an experimental utopian township in India founded 50 yrs ago on a dream by Mirra Alfassa aka The Mother. The last few years have been a tumultuous battle between competing ideas of 'the city the earth needs'. Read:
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With silent meditation we’ll mark the 146th birth anniversary of #SriAurobindo Ashram’s The Mother. Join Us… Team SNSMT
5-6 am | 21 Feb 24 | 9, Pithapur, Cuttack https://twitter.com/SNSMT/status/1759912648194318709?t=AJRNZClJR2NjisxjepgU8Q&s=19
IDivine Possibility
— Selected Writings of Sri Aurobindo
The brief passages collected in this compilation cover the central features of Sri Aurobindo’s vision of life and his method of spiritual practice, the Integral Yoga. Drawn from letters to his disciples and from his major prose works such as The Life Divine, The Synthesis of Yoga, and The Human Cycle, the selections focus on all aspects of life and sadhana and in their profundity demonstrate a beauty and elegance of expression characteristic of Sri Aurobindo’s style.
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