Seem to have misplaced my Bannerji for the moment (although I am highly impressed with it), so here instead is David T. More info: Journey to Supermind – Aurobindo reading & practice groups – planning & logisticsĪm settled into a cafe to prepare myself for the first Aurobindo reading tonight. Life Divine Reading from the Savitri Bhavan website, by Shraddhavan.Debashish Banerji’s Seven Quartets of Becoming.The Life Divine – A Study Guide compiled by David Hutchinson, fall 2003hīooks References During Recorded Sessions Other Resources/Referenced Material Study Guides/Introductory Material
#Ramana maharshi y aurobindo series#
If you’re looking for a great introduction to Sri Aurobindo’s life and work to watch ahead of the meeting, check out the three-part series on YouTube with Debashish Banerji, which begins with The Integral Yoga of Sri Aurobindo, Part One: The Revolutionary Yogi. If you have any questions, or would like to get started right away, please visit our Infinite Conversations forum topic for this event. To join the Readers Underground, click here. To follow the conversation and share your thoughts, visit our forum.
#Ramana maharshi y aurobindo pdf#
Many of Aurobindo’s texts (including The Life Divine ) are available as free PDF downloads through the Sri Aurobindo Ashram website. There is no charge to participate but please consider supporting our Open Collective.
If we are successful, this will not be only an intellectual exercise, but a transformative journey into higher reaches of consciousness, with real world consequences.ĭuring the meeting, we will talk about Aurobindo’s overall life and work connect this reading to previous readings we’ve done (especially our Jean Gebser group in 2016, and recent sessions of the Cosmos Café) discuss our goals for the group share our individual backgrounds and preferences and decide collectively how we’d like to approach the journey, including questions of pacing and related texts. personal and transpersonal) intelligences into harmony through the quality of our interactions. We will be looking for ways to bring our individual and collective (incl. This will be an introductory meeting and there is no required reading, but our goal is to read through Aurobindo’s philosophical opus, The Life Divine, over the coming months, with potentials for branching off into his poetry, politics, and spiritual practice, which he called “Integral Yoga.”Īs with all our Readers Underground groups, this will be a collaborative effort. He studied deeply Sri Aurobindo's philosophy and writings, especially his interpretation of the Rig Veda which he explored comprehensively in several books.Please join us for the first session of our Sri Aurobindo reading and practice groups. The latter got deeply immersed in Vedic and Tantric studies and published books and articles in English, Tamil, Telugu and Sanskrit.Īfter having been a disciple of Ramana Maharshi for some time, he went to Pondicherry in 1929 and became a disciple of Sri Aurobindo and the Mother ( Mirra Alfassa). After completing his education, he became a Sanskrit teacher at a High School in Madras.Īt the age of twenty he came under the influence of Ganapati Muni, a prominent disciple of Ramana Maharshi and great scholar and poet, who passed on his vast knowledge and learning to Sastry. He received his early education at home in Sanskrit under the guidance of his father, who was a Sanskrit scholar at the Oriental Manuscripts Library in Madras.
Sastry was born in 1886 in a traditional Vedic family at Mylapore, Tamil Nadu.
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