Aurobharati-Sri Aurobindo Society

Mahashakti: Celebrating the Legacy of Shakti Upasana in the Light of Sri Aurobindo & the Mother

Start Date: 12-Oct-2024
Location: Society House
End Date: 12-Oct-2024
Institute: AuroBharati

Mother Durga! Rider on the lion, giver of all strength, Mother, beloved of Shiva! We, born from thy parts of Power, we the youth of India, are seated here in thy temple. Listen, O Mother, descend upon earth, make thyself manifest in this land of India. – Sri Aurobindo

On the auspicious occasion of Vijaya Dashami, AuroBharati, Sri Aurobindo Society, Puducherry organized ‘Mahashakti: Celebrating the Legacy of Shakti Cult in the Light of Sri Aurobindo & the Mother on 12th October, 2024 at Sri Aurobindo Society, Puducherry.

Dr. Kishor Kumar Tripathy, Member Secretary, AuroBharati, Sri Aurobindo Society, who spoke at the event, said that the Shakti cult, which is founded on the worship of Shakti, the divine feminine energy, is an important component of Indian culture. This cult’s central tenet is that all creation originates from Shakti, who is the personification of strength, power, and creativity. Sri Aurobindo, a famous Indian poet, yogi, and philosopher, made important contributions to our understanding of Indian spirituality.

According to Aurobindo, Shakti played a significant role in this process by tying spiritual growth and the blossoming of divine feminine energy together. He believed that embracing this energy could lead to a greater comprehension of the world’s harmony and wholeness.  He continued by saying that the Shakti cult and Aurobindo’s thesis together show a long-standing tradition in Indian culture that honors the feminine as a vital, empowering component.

On this occasion, Bhabani Vandana by vocalist Sripali, Kamalini, Luminaura, Bhabani, accompanied by Bishnu Charan Panda & Debasish Dass; dance on Sri Aurobindo” and Namami tvam Aravindam” by Madhumita Patnaik, Panchali Nath, Gayatri Nath, Kamalipa Shah, Nandita Biswas were organized.

This program was part of the initiative ‘Bharat Vaibhav’ by AuroBharati, Sri Aurobindo Society.

 

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