Volume 17, Issue 2

By James Anderson - Jul 15, 2009

Collected Works of the Mother, Volume 4. Collected Works of the Mother, Volume 17. Collected Works of the Mother, Volume 3. SABCL, Volume 16. Bulletin of Sri Aurobindo International Centre of Education, Collected Works of the Mother, Volume 4. SABCL, Volume 29.Collected Works of the Mother, Volume 3. Collected Works of the Mother, Volume 4. SABCL, Volume 23. The Mother’s Agenda, Volume 9.Collected Works of the Mother, Volume 3. SABCL, Volume 28.

By Unknown Author - Jul 15, 2009

There is a spirit of enquiry and there is a spirit of doubt. The two appear similar and close but are really very different in their origin and function.

By Arya Maloney - Jul 15, 2009

9:15pm, August 12, 2000. The phone rings. I know instantly that it is the call I have been expecting for three days. I hear Steven’s voice,

By Soumitra Basu - Jul 15, 2009

Besides the ‘unconscious’ of psychoanalysis, Sri Aurobindo describes two planes of consciousness — the superconscient and the subliminal. The subliminal self is the inner being that stands behind the surface personality and is the meeting ground of the universal and the individual. The subliminal itself is supported by the soul-principle. Though the surface being of the average individual is largely influenced by the subconscient, it is also influenced to a significant extent by the subliminal.

By Arya Maloney - Jul 15, 2009

The following four stories illustrate the practice of gaining awareness of the full spectrum of consciousness in the healing process. In these stories, — birth, death, spiritual emergency, transforming trauma and contact with the transpersonal have become vehicles of conscious evolution that cross traditional and developmental boundaries. Each story reveals a personal process which unfolds in a new awareness of creative possibilities — an awareness accessible to all human beings.