Aju Mukhopadhyay's recent books

Two recently published books by Aju Mukhopadhyay on Sri Aurobindo and the Mother. The blurbs of the books give glimpses of their life and work.

 

Sri Aurobindo’s Creative Literature

Sri Aurobindo could be a remarkable dramatist and fiction writer too apart from poet but he was either engaged as a secret revolutionary leader or a political leader in the open field; either professor,

Mother of Sri Aurobindo Ashram and Children

Alliance Française, Calicut (Kerala), India

Affable Writer: Aju Mukhopadhyay

An Interview by: Dr. T. S. Chandra MouliAju Mukhopadhyay, the poet, critic and biographer, is a bilingual writer of fictions and essays. He has done some important translations on his way. He has authored 12 books in Bangla and 16 in English. His works have been recognized with awards by such bodies as The Writers Bureau, Manchester, Poets International, Bangalore, International Library

India forever India by Aju Mukhopadhyay

                                                          India, a vast country like a continent, containing almost all
the physical, mineral and environmental varieties of the world, a fountain
head of spirituality, was the cradle of one of the oldest civilizations on
earth. I think like Swami Vivekananda that it was the swing of my childhood,
grove of my youth and it is the

Did Sri Aurobindo & The Mother Foresee This Time? By Bhaga

Yes, we are rapidly coming already towards the last part of this famous Year 2012 that is supposed to mark the end of things as we know them, and the beginning of… Something Else.

Did Sri Aurobindo and the Mother foresee such a special period as the one we find ourselves in presently?

In Sri Aurobindo’s great poem, ‘Savitri’,  there is a passage when Ashwapathy, the King in ancient India who

Sri Ramana Maharshi and Sri Aurobindo

Courtesy: "LIFE" Magazine, May 30, 1949







Ramana Maharshi -
Initiation in Mantras is must



Question
: Can anyone get any benefit by repeating sacred syllables [mantras] picked up
casually?
Ramana
Maharshi: No. He must be competent and initiated in such
mantras. This is illustrated by the story of the king and his