Guiding Light of The Month

O Lord, how ardently do I call and implore Thy love! Grant that my aspiration may be intense enough to awaken the same aspiration everywhere: oh, may good- ness, justice and peace reign as supreme masters, may ignorant egoism be overcome, darkness be suddenly illu- minated by Thy pure Light; may the blind see, the deaf hear, may Thy law be proclaimed in every place and, in a constantly progressive union, in an ever more perfect harmony, may all, like one single being, stretch out their arms towards Thee to identify themselves with Thee and manifest Thee upon earth. - The Mother

May - June Sunday Activities at the Centre - A glimpse


May 20th – Savitri: The Glory and Fall of Life
Chhalamayi, with her extensive research and meditation, enthralled us with a beautifully woven snippets from Savitri, Book 2 focusing on Life and through that touching a deeper and a wider canvas. The central focus was on the Canto 3, ‘The Glory and Fall of Life’ – Aswapati’s Journey into the kingdom of Life. The Book 2 is about his journey into the various planes of Consciousness - of Subtle Matter, Life and Mind and last into the Spiritual Worlds.
                  
May 27th – Self-Dynamising Meditation using Savitri and Huta Paintings
We continued with our deep dive on the Book 3, ‘The Book of the Divine Mother’, Canto 2, ‘The Adoration of the Divine Mother’. It was a Divine Delight experiencing momentarily ‘The Flame Discovery of God’ – though this discovery is explicitly touched upon in the Canto 3, as a prelude, we could feel the voice that chants to the creator fire. The flames of Divine Mother take on infinite forms to accomplish the eternal dynamic Divine Delight uniting behind The One. Through this canto, we too can get a glimpse of Aswapati’s Darshan of The Mother which is far and beyond Vishwaroopa Darshan of Krishna to Arjuna.

‘His spirit was caught in her intolerable flame.
Once seen, his heart acknowledged only her.’

June 10th – Poems and paintings of Niranjan Guha Roy
Jared navigated us through the selected poems and the corresponding paintings of Niranjan Guha Roy (1920 to 2005). Niranjan was a pilot in the Royal Air Force during the war and was an Ashramite from 1945 to 1984. We could feel the deep aspirations of Niranjan so vividly expressed through his poems and paintings. We briefly glimpsed at the Elan, The Shrine and The House of the Mother.

- Ramadoss


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