The Sanatan Dharma, that is nationalism. This is the message that I have to speak to you. — Sri Aurobindo
The Sanatan Dharma, that is nationalism. This is the message that I have to speak to you. — Sri Aurobindo
Siddhi Day Centenary (1926–2026)
The Journey of Krishna Consciousness To From Vrindavan to the Day of Victory
The Mother, photographed every 24 November — the Day of Victory — from 1963 to 1972. A glimpse of Pondicherry in those years, the Terrace Darshan of 1963 to 1972. Offered in the centenary year of Siddhi Day, 1926–2026.
Sri Aurobindo wrote "Invitation" in Alipore Jail, where he was held from 5 May 1908 to 6 May 1909. It was first published in his weekly newspaper Karmayogin on 6 November 1909, under the inscription "(Composed in the Alipur Jail)". This film follows the poem stanza by stanza and lets it be answered across the ages: by the Upanishads and the Gita, by Dante and Milton, by Tennyson, Whitman and Shelley, and by Tagore and the Tao Te Ching. From Dante's Abyss to Sri Aurobindo's Heights.
Inspired by Sri Aurobindo's Letter on the Story of Dashavatar
