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Readings & Reflections
Close readings of the Gita by our writers, in the light of Sri Aurobindo.
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Patanjali
The first commentary on Panini’s Ashtadhyayi was written by Patañjali, one of the most famous Sanskrit grammarians of ancient India. In fact, it was with Patañjali that Indian linguistic science reached its definite…
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Markandeya’s maya darshan
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Aghasura
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Shakatasura
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Maharishi Panini
There is a story in Kathasaritsagara (it is kathasaritsagara) (originally written in Paishachi (or satanic [a sort of jargon spoken by demons on the stage]) language by Gunadhya and translated into Sanskrit by Somadeva)…
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Brahma’s illusion
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Brahma’s illusion
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Kamsa (fear) and Krishna
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Yashoda krishna
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Rishi Uddalaka
Rishi Uddalaka was famous as a great teacher. He had one son by the name Shvetaketu and one daughter by the name Sujata. There were many disciples getting their education from him in his hermitage. One of the disciples…
