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Aspiration is a call to the Divine. — The Mother

Debabrata Ghosh
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Let our mind be free from all conventional separative thoughts including religion and nationality
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Supriyo Bose commented on Debabrata Ghosh's blog post 'A personal attempt to understand how Anirvan saw Sri Aurobindo'
Dear Sir, Your views on Ramakrishna resonate with mine. Your post is beautiful.
September 28
kalpana commented on Debabrata Ghosh's photo 'Fire'
''There are two ways of doing Yoga, one by knowledge and one's own efforts, the other by reliance on the Mother. In the last way one has to offer one's mind and heart and all to the Mother for her Force to work on it, call her in all difficulties,...
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kalpana commented on Debabrata Ghosh's photo 'Fire'
Debrata has contributed such inspiring pictures. May Mother's light always shine on the journey of his soul!
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Barindranath Chaki commented on Debabrata Ghosh's blog post 'Promod Kumar Chatterjee-a painter and a seeker for a truth & some stray thoughts'
Dear Babul [Debabrata], As you wanted to know, I may say that I know Bengali. Please send me you postal addresss, so that I may send you two Bengali translations, Bharater Punarjnma and Bharatmata [from the writings of Sri Aurobindo and The Mother...
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A Gandharva Devi
This is a sketch of a Gandharva Devi by Promod Kumar Chatterjee. Promod Kumar met her in Gandharva Loka. He somehow slipped into the Gandharva Loka and met many Gandharvas. The Devi seen here in this picture helped him staying in their land where ...
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A Gandharva Devi
This is a sketch of a Gandharva Devi by Promod Kumar Chatterjee. Promod Kumar met her in Gandharva Loka. He somehow slipped into the Gandharva Loka and met many Gandharvas. The Devi seen here in this picture helped him staying in their land where ...
June 11
Debabrata Ghosh commented on Debabrata Ghosh's blog post 'Promod Kumar Chatterjee-a painter and a seeker for a truth & some stray thoughts'
Bikash, Many thanks for reading Promod Kumar. I loved and respected Promod Kumar from my very young age through his writing. But I met him in his Calcutta residence when he was 92. He was really a yogi and was a loving person. When I told him abou...
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Promod Kumar Chatterjee-a painter and a seeker for a truth & some stray thoughts

Promod Kumar Chattopadhyay (1885-1979) was an interesting personality who travelled through many vicissitudes in his life. He was a traveler and travelled extensively all over India, Nepal and Tibet for pilgrimage. But it was not merely for the purpose of pilgrimage –though its spiritual significance was not absent in his psychology-but for his passionate seeking for meeting the enlightened yogis and sadhus, he spent a considerable period of his early and middle life in the paths of the Himalaya… Continue

Posted on June 6, 2009 at 8:00pm — 4 Comments

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There can not be a religion with Sri Aurobindo

By what I may consider myself a person –free from all religions? Broadly speaking, the atheists also follow some systems of thoughts and belief that help them exist comfortably. It’s like unconsciously holding to the root of a sense of certainty of their existence. There must be an axiom which helps to prove other truths. For man this axiom is hidden and unknown to him. But he feels the urge to cling to it for existential justification. When it is said that man can not live by bread alone –the n… Continue

Posted on October 17, 2008 at 8:00pm —

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A personal attempt to understand how Anirvan saw Sri Aurobindo

Sri Anirvan was a true and great yogi. Even in India –a yogi of his stature was rare. But few Indians knew him and in Bengal he is known mainly only amongst the circle of the devotees of Sri Aurobindo. It is mainly because of his Bengali translation of Sri Aurobindo’s Life Divine. Moreover –his command over a language that could do justice to the mantric language of Life Divine-turned his readers to discover him as an adorable greatness in that circle. Otherwise –in spite of his other great and… Continue

Posted on October 15, 2008 at 6:30pm — 2 Comments

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At 12:03am on June 21, 2009, Jordi Valero said…
Dear Debabrata, you will be always in my heart.
At 8:43am on September 18, 2008, Barindranath Chaki said…
Dear Sri Ghosh, I wii thank you for this beautiful and very important question. I will certainly answer. However, I have raised the question in our Forum, so that all will participate.

With the best wishes,
Barin Chaki
18-09-2008
At 2:56pm on September 1, 2008, Debabrata Ghosh said…
Dear Sri Chaki,
Perhaps either it's very complicated or I am too old to use it properly.
Best wishes.
Devabrata
At 10:52pm on August 31, 2008, Barindranath Chaki said…
Dear Sri Ghosh, you have enough scope to write a blog here, as you have already done today, or you can start a discussion in Forum or write in the Forum, as you have already done earlier.
Best wishes!
At 10:49am on August 26, 2008, SHANTHI NARAYANAN said…
It is very true. Only in moments of extrme difficulties where we understand that "OUR" earthly measures will not help the situation,in suchn a helpless state, an intense call to Mother [though it is done as we have run out of all our sources], Mother never hesitates or say "Why you call me now?", or so. She immediately decalres Her presence and fills our burdened hearts with HER SWEET GRACE. But, it is only for us to cling on to that intensity of faith on Mother at all times.
At 9:57am on August 26, 2008, SHANTHI NARAYANAN said…
My experience with Mother is also unique. I was introduced to the grace of Mother by my ex-colleague Mrs.Girija. She initially took me to the Mother Centre at Chennai [run by Mother Service Society of Shri.Karmayogi] on my mother's birthday, who was severely ailing at that time. I prayed in that centre and from that day onwards, there was a remarkable improvement in my mother's health. Once we took our mother to Pondy and made her sit near Samadhi keeping her head on Samadhi. That gave her a further lease of three more years of life. She was a cardiac patient with diabetes and mutivarious complications. Doctors declared that She would not live long and there was nom assurance for her survival. But, sustaining the bad health, we all firmly believe that the last three years shae lived in her body only with the grace of Mother. What Mother has given me inlife, I just can't number. It is SHE who has given me everything and it is SHE who is sustaining me as well. Thank you very much for giving me the opportunity.

Pranams
Shanthi Narayanan
At 11:48am on August 2, 2008, Barindranath Chaki said…
Welcome, dear Debabrata Ghosh. Thank you for joining here
 
 

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