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-54_Vikramorvasie Act-4 Sc-1.htm
Act Four SCENE I The sky near the doors of the sunrise; clouds everywhere. Chitralekha and Sahajanya. SAHAJANYA Dear Chitralekha, like a…
-55_Andal.htm
Andal THE VAISHNAVA POETESS PREOCCUPIED from the earliest times with divine knowledge and religious aspiration the Indian mind has turned all forms of…
-55_Appendix.htm
APPENDIX Explanations given by Sri Aurobindo apropos of some passages in this book: Page 417, line 2. There is no need to…
-55_Despair on the Staircase.htm
Despair on the Staircase Mute stands she, lonely on the topmost stair, An image of magnificent despair; The grandeur of a sorrowful surmise…
-55_Rajayoga.htm
Rajayoga MAN fulfilling himself in the body is given Hathayoga as his means. When he rises above the body, he abandons Hathayoga as a…
-55_Rodogune-Act Four-Scene-4.htm
SCENE IV The same. Antiochus, Eunice, Rodogune. ANTIOCHUS , I put my hand on Antioch. Thou hast done well, O admirable quick…
-55_The Fifteenth Hymnn to Agni.htm
THE FIFTEENTH HYMN TO AGNI A HYMN OF THE DIVINE UPHOLDER AND CONQUEROR [The Rishi hymns the Divine Will as the Seer and…
-55_The Idea of a League of Nations.htm
CHAPTER XXVIII Diversity in Oneness IT IS essential to keep constantly in view the fundamental powers and realities of life if we are…
-55_The Transvaal Indians.htm
The Transvaal Indians THE visit of Mr. Polak has excited once more a closer interest in the Transvaal question and associations are being formed…
-55_Vikramorvasie Act-4 Sc-2.htm
SCENE II Pururavas enters disordered, his eyes fixed on the sky. PURURAVAS (angrily) Halt, ruffian, halt,! Thou in thy giant arms Bearest away…