Aurobharati-Sri Aurobindo Society – India- From Past Dawns to Future Noons

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Aurobharati, Sri Aurobindo Society strives to rediscover the genius and outstanding magnificence of Indian culture and works to apply it dynamically to life and all its activities in the building of a new India. It aspires to evoke among the youth a great love for India, pride in their heritage and an aspiration and will to create an even greater future.Read more…

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“Indian civilisation has been the form and expression of a culture as great as any of the historic civilisations of mankind, great in religion, great in philosophy, great in science, great in thought of many kinds, great in literature, art and poetry, great in the organisation of society and politics, great in craft and trade and commerce.”

– Sri Aurobindo

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India - From Past Dawns to Future Noons

“…we must resume India’s great interrupted endeavour; we must take up boldly and execute thoroughly in the individual and in the society, in the spiritual and in the mundane life, in philosophy and religion, in art and literature, in thought, in political and economic and social formulation the full and unlimited sense of her highest spirit and knowledge.” - Sri Aurobindo

“An outer activity as well as an inner change is needed and it must be at once a spiritual, cultural, educational, social and economical action. Its scope, too, will be at once individual and communal, regional and national, and eventually a work not only for the nation but for the whole human people.” - Sri Aurobindo

“A widest and highest spiritualising of life on earth is the last vision of all that vast and unexampled seeking and experiment in a thousand ways of the soul’s outermost and innermost experience which is the unique character of [India’s] past; this in the end is the mission for which she was born and the meaning of her existence.” - Sri Aurobindo

“India has become the symbolic representation of all the difficulties of modern mankind. India will be the land of its resurrection —the resurrection to a higher and truer life.”- The Mother