母親的話（第二輯）
母親的話（第二輯）
《母親的話》記錄了室利阿羅頻多修道院院母，人稱“母親（The Mother）”的著述及與弟子們之間的對話，內容涉及日常生活和瑜伽修行的諸多方面。
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作者: 法國院母 密那氏著述；徐梵澄譯
頁數: 405頁
出版發行: 室利阿羅頻多修道院印刷所華文部出版
出版日期: 1958年7月
編輯: Asha
書籍格式: pdf
語言: 華文
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阿羅頻多事畧
阿羅頻多事畧
《阿羅頻多事畧》小引
印度當代三位精神學術的巨人，一是聖雄甘地，一是詩聖泰戈爾，一是聖哲阿羅頻多，前面的兩位在二十年間已有不少華文的譯本介紹了。惟有這位早在中年的盛期便退隱到南印海濱的聖哲，比較具體的介紹給華人認識的，就以這本小冊子爲開端的第一頁了。（徐梵澄）
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作者: 徐梵澄著
頁數: 28頁
出版發行: 香港阿羅頻多哲學會
出版日期: 1954年10月1日出版
編輯: Anandi
書籍格式: pdf
語言: 華文
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社會進化論
社會進化論
《社會發展的心理學》，室利·阿羅頻多，Sri Aurobindo撰，原為阿黎耶哲學雜誌中之論文，始於一九一六年八月，終於一九一八年七月。單行本一九五〇年紐約出版，改名《人類循環論》，The Human Cycle，凡二十四章，三百頁，附索引十二頁。二題名在華文皆頗生疏，以書之內容，乃論社會進化之事，故逕題曰《社會進化論》。
論撰於世界局勢之成敗利鈍多所豫見，然其時軸心國家及蘇俄尚未蹶起，故讀者宜約略回溯該時代思潮及世界事勢，然後於書中之理可更瞭然。第二次世界大戰結束及印度獨立，猶撰者所及見，凡諸後來變化與其學理相應者，皆經略加註明，見於原書每頁之末，譯出則附於每章之次。其中事義有非通俗所知者，更由譯者補註數事。
譯文脫稿于一九五四年，飄搖風雨，又值法屬海圻多事之秋，蓋庋置六年然後出版，殊非旦夕造次者。書原為神聖母親而譯，徇知感德，未嘗不覃思盡慮為之；倘竟有動於天下後世耶，必同此一慈光藹徹，景從神會，可以忘言。（譯者）
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作者: 室利·阿羅頻多著 徐梵澄譯
頁數: 266頁
出版發行: 室利·阿羅頻多修道院印刷所華文部出版圖書處
資料來源: Jared, 新加坡室利·阿羅頻多社區
編輯: 梵木陽
書籍格式: pdf
語言: 華文
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The Glory of The Divine Mother as revealed in Savitri
The Glory of The Divine Mother as revealed in Savitri
Savitri is a many-layered mantric epic that Sri Aurobindo has gifted to earth and men. Given the mantric nature of Savitri and the incarnate Divine Mother at the center and core of the yoga of supramental transformation, it is felt that invoking Her Presence with the help of these mantric lines is bound to help the aspiring soul to open more and more to Her who holds the key to change human nature into divine nature. It is with this purpose that these passages have been selected, passages that reveal to us the glory of the Divine Mother and Her vast all-embracing, all威而鋼
-transmuting Love.
Book Details
Author: Sri Aurobindo
Compiler: Alok Pandey
Print Length: 145
Publisher: Sri Aurobindo Ashram
Book format: Pdf, ePub, Mobi
Language: English
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Weekly Readings in Savitri – an Invitation to a Journey
Dear friends,
Website AuroMaa.org have started publication of “Weekly Readings in Savitri”, which Dr Alok Pandey has kindly agreed to make available to all Savitri readers.
For the next 5-7 years, every Tuesday a new Weekly Reading will be posted, each containing 2 to 3 pages of the original poem (using a standard edition as in Vol 33-34 of the Complete Works of Sri Aurobindo), together with a passage-by-passage summary.
The following passage describes the author’s intention behind this labor of love:
… [Savitri], a revelation coming from the very highest summits of consciousness and embodying the sublimest and subtlest Wisdom and Power, is best received as a gift of Grace. It cannot be the subject of mental analysis and speculation, for the Truth it embodies comes from far above the mind. Hence we do not intend to offer any ‘explanations’ or ‘analytical understanding’ of Savitri through these pages. What we do inte犀利士5mg
nd is to share the joy of Savitri and the insights that are received by all who deeply engage with this wonderful word-body of Sri Aurobindo.
Surely there is no one single way of understanding or engaging with this ‘scripture’ even as there is no one single exclusive approach to the Divine. It is left to each one of us to discover the delight of these unique and powerful revelations that pour through the luminous pages of Savitri. But surely when each of these ‘delights’ meet and come together, it multiplies the joy divine upon Earth and adds to the breath of God upon our lives. It is with this intention and as a humble offering at the feet of the Divine Mother that we have initiated this project, this work on Savitri. Its justification is simply that we are moved by an inner inspiration to do so. Its fulfillment is to facilitate and deepen our engagement with Savitri.
It is with this prayer that we embark upon this project as an offering of love and leave it in Her hands to see what purpose it serves in the grand scheme of things. Let us then dive deep into the fathomless ocean of Light called Savitri and loose ourselves in its limitless delight.
Alok Pandey
Pondicherry, Oct 24, 2016
Readings in Savitri Volume 6
Readings in Savitri, Volume 6
Sri Aurobindo’s epic poem Savitri: A Legend and a Symbol spans more than 900 pages and covers the gamut of human life and aspiration, the meaning of existence and the evolutionary development of consciousness. M.P. Pandit has systematically gone verse by verse through this epic and highlighted the sense and opened the meaning to us with his brief commentary or meditation on the themes thus revealed. Sri Pandit was secretary to the Mother of the Sri Aurobindo Ashram. He wrote and lectured extensively on Sri Aurobindo’s yoga and the Mother’s transformational work.
Yoga in Savitri
Yoga in Savitri
In the book Yoga in Savitri M.P. Pandit provides an overview of the yoga of Sri Aurobindo as explained and set forth in Sri Aurobindo’s epic poem Savitri: A Legend and a Symbol. There is the yoga of Ashwapathi that calls down the response of the Divine Shakti, and there is the separate yoga of Savitri, as she prepares for her confrontation with and defeat of Death.
Readings in Savitri Volume 10
Readings in Savitri Volume 10
Sri Aurobindo’s epic poem Savitri: A Legend and a Symbol spans more than 900 pages and covers the gamut of human life and aspiration, the meaning of existence and the evolutionary development of consciousness. M.P. Pandit has systematically gone verse by verse through this epic and highlighted the sense and opened the meaning to us with his brief commentary or meditation on the themes thus revealed. Sri Pandit was secretary to the Mother of the Sri Aurobindo Ashram. He wrote and lectured extensively on Sri Aurobindo’s yoga and the Mother’s transformational work.
A Summary of Savitri
A Summary of Savitri
In the book “A Summary of Savitri” M.P. Pandit goes through Sri Aurobindo’s epic poem Savitri: A Legend and a Symbol and provides us a systematic prose summary of the poem with its key issues, points and organization, opening up Sri Aurobindo’s master work in a useful and concise way.
Letters on Savitri
Letters on Savitri
Sri Aurobindo’s letters on Savitri. These letters are published at the end of Savitri for their rare value as a great poet’s informal self-commentary. These letters had been published in 1954 Savitri edition but were omitted in the later publications. Here we publish them as a separate book.