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At the Feet of The Mother

Bengali Writings

Most of the pieces in Bengali were written by Sri Aurobindo in 1909 and 1910 for Dharma, a Calcutta weekly he edited at that time; the material consists chiefly of brief political, social and cultural works. His reminiscences of detention in Alipore Jail for one year (“Tales of Prison Life”) are also included. There is also some correspondence with Bengali disciples living in his ashram.

 

 

VI. THE GITA. Sanjaya’s Gift of Divine Vision (VII)

Bengali Writings
The main weapons of this divine Maya are affection and pity. In the human race, love and affection are impure movements; owing to distortions produced by the body and the vital sheath the purity of the love and compassion is tarnished and deformed.
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VI. THE GITA. Sanjaya’s Gift of Divine Vision (VIII)

Bengali Writings
That India has undergone a downfall in the Kali age no one can deny. But God never descended on earth to bring about a downfall. The Incarnation is for saving the Law, the world and men. Particularly in the Kali age does God incarnate Himself in full.
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VII DHARMA. The Chariot of Jagannath (I)

Bengali Writings
The ideal society is the vehicle of the indwelling Godhead of a human aggregate, the chariot for the journey of Jagannath. Unity, Freedom, Knowledge and Power constitute the four wheels of this chariot.
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VII DHARMA. Ahankara (III)

Bengali Writings
The meaning of the word, ahankara, has become so distorted in our language that often a confusion arises when we try to explain the main principles of the Aryan Dharma.
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VII DHARMA. Our Religion (VI)

Bengali Writings
When the religion of the race and of the time-spirit are fulfilled, the eternal religion will spread and establish itself throughout the world.
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