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-23_Kalidasa – Hindu Drama.htm
Hindu Drama The origin of the Sanscrit drama, like the origin of all Hindu arts and sciences, is lost in the silence of antiquity;…
-01_The Sole Motive of Man’s Existence.htm
Sri Aurobindo in Baroda, 1906 Part One The Harmony of Virtue Sri Aurobindo wrote all the pieces in this part in England between 1890…
-49_Conversations of the Dead – Dinshah – Perizade.htm
Part Five Conversations of the Dead Sri Aurobindo wrote these dialogues in 1910 or shortly before. He published the first two in the…
-62_The Chandranagar Manuscript – At the Society’s Chambers.htm
At the Society’s Chambers Professor —Gentlemen, I believe we are here in full strength. It is gratifying to find so much enthusiasm still abroad…
-65_The Chandranagar Manuscript – The Real Difficulty.htm
The Real Difficulty The real difficulty is always in ourselves, not in our surroundings. There are three things necessary in order to make men…
-38_On Education -The Sense Improvement by Practice.htm
VI Sense-Improvement by Practice ANOTHER cause of the inefficiency of the senses as gatherers of knowledge, is insufficient use. We do not observe…
-53_Conversations of the Dead – Littletone-Percival.htm
V Littleton, Percival LITTLETON After so long a time, Percival, we meet. It is strange that our ways, upon earth associated and parallel,…
-47_On Art – The Revival of Indian Art.htm
The Revival of Indian Art THE MAIN DIFFERENCE THE GREATNESS of Indian art is the greatness of all Indian thought and achievement. It…
-88_Appendix-II – Premises of Astrology.htm
Appendix Two Premises of Astrology Sri Aurobindo wrote these notes around 1910. They were not intended for publication. Chapter I Elements…
-25_Kalidasa – Vikramorvasie – The Caracters.htm
Vikramorvasie The Characters Pururavus is the poet’s second study of kinghood; he differs substantially from Agnimitra. The latter is a prince, a soldier…