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-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…
-48_On Art – An Answer to a Critic.htm
An Answer to a Critic ONE HAD thought that the Ravi Varma superstition in India had received its quietus. Unsupported by a single competent…
-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…
-50_Conversations of the Dead – Turiu – Uriu.htm
II Turiu, Uriu TURIU Goddess Leda who from heaven descendest, how beautiful are thy feet as they gild the morning. The roses of…
-51_Conversations of the Dead – Mazzini-Cavour-Garibaldi.htm
III Mazzini, Cavour, Garibaldi MAZZINI The state of Italy now is the proof that my teaching was needed. Machiavellianism rose again in the…
-52_Conversations of the Dead – Shivaji-Jaysingh.htm
IV Shivaji, Jaysingh JAYSINGH Neither of us has prevailed. A third force has entered into the land and taken the fruits of your…
-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,…
-54_The Chandranagar Manuscript – Passing Thoughts (1).htm
Part Six The Chandernagore Manuscript Sri Aurobindo wrote all the pieces in this part in 1910. He did not publish any of them…
-55_The Chandranagar Manuscript – Passing Thoughts (2).htm
Passing Thoughts [2] The Object of Government It is the habit of men to blind themselves by customary trains of associated thought, to…
-56_The Chandranagar Manuscript – Passing Thoughts (3).htm
Passing Thoughts [3] Achar Achar is a mould in which the thing itself rests and feels stable; it is not the thing itself….