How the poet Sri Aurobindo had grown along with his symbols

Srikant J. replied to kalpana's discussion 'What does your soul rejoice in?'

Dear Gopal, Birds of same feathers flock together, - the boatman(Kevat) reminded Lord Rama too ! I myself am in the same business as you - an engineer; only I am a civil engineer passed out of our Centre of Education. Our ishta-devata according to b… from ASPIRATION - Aspiration is a call to the Divine. — The Mother

Aurora Mirabilis: Sri Aurobindo's life in the form of a novel by ...
Based on the life of Sri Aurobindo, the book extracts richly from books, letters, reports, records, biographies, archival photographs and unpublished manuscripts while maintaining the independence and fictionary taut element of a novel ...

Savitri Era Open Forum: We need a "critical edition" of Savitri ...
So I as much as anyone care about the edition I use being exactly correct according to SriAurobindo's latest corrections and wishes. But the only way we can get to that goal is through a thoroughly annotated critical edition, ...

PROPHET666: SRI AUROBINDO'S NON-DUAL EXPERIENCES by prophet666
 What has really made an impression on my mind, are the experiences in NON-DUALITY, experienced by Sri Aurobindo, when he was an under trial, for actively participating in the Indian independence movement. While in jail he was visited by Swami Vivekananda, who instructed him on the working of the super-consciousness. The under mentioned experts are taken from Sri Aurobindo’s Uttarpara Speech 30 May 1909…

What becomes clear from studying the experiences of Sri Aurobindo is that one can experience the enlightened state and remember, feel, see and live it. The soul does not cease to have an individual existence. True enough in the state of Non-Duality, one becomes one with everything, one is everything and everything becomes one.

These experiences of Sri Aurobindo, in his own words contradict the view held by some, that in the Non-Dual state as the ego is annihilated, it ceases to exist and hence enlightenment cannot be experienced.

Sri Aurobindo Quotes
Evolution is not finished; reason is not the last word nor the reasoning animal the supreme figure of Nature. As man emerged out of the animal, ...

from Jitendra Sharma aurofrance@gmail.com to "Tusar N. Mohapatra" tusarnmohapatra@gmail.com date 29 March 2010 11:29 subject Re: [Savitri Era Open Forum: We need a "critical edition" of Savitri]

Sri Aurobindo allows us to "taste with knowledge His ambrosia and His nectar" from the pure stream of ’Savitri’. This great book plays a miraculous role in uplifting and divinising the consciousness of a Sadhak of the Integral Yoga.  I have in my possession a copy of the first limited edition of the 'Savitri' signed by the Mother.  - Jitendra Sharma

Symbolism In The Poetry Of Sri Aurobindo by Syamala Kallury

This book will be an interesting and useful guide to the students of Indo-Anglian poetry. It identifies some recurring symbols in the poetry of Ari Aurobindo, traces their development and their final culmination into Savitri. It also shows how the poet Sri Aurobindo had grown along with his symbols and evolved himself finally into a Yogi. Sri Aurobindo is in the long line of the seer-poets of India and his message has an all-time relevance to society

About The Author: Dr. Syamala Kallury (b. 1949) served for over a decade as lecturer in English in the Colleges run by the Govt. of Andhra Pradesh. She also taught for three years as lecturer in Sri Venkateswara College, University of Delhi. In June 1983 she was awarded the Defree of Doctor of Philosophy by the Andhra University for her work "Symbolism in the Poetry of Sri Aurobindo".