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Sri Shankarabanda Satya Simha

The one thing  that man sees above the intellect is the spirit and therefore the developed intellect of the race, if it is at all to go forward, must open to an understanding and seeing spirituality, other than the rather obscure religionism of the past which belonged to the lower levels of the life and the emotion and which has had its bounds broken and its narrowness condemned by the free light of intellectual thought: this will be rather an illumined self-knowledge and God-knowledge and a world-knowledge too which transmuted in that greater light will spiritualize the whole view and motive of our existence. That is the one development to which an accomplished intellectualism can open by exceeding itself to find its own right consummation.

-Sri Aurobindo.

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Sri Aurobindo


If thy aim be great and thy means small, still act; for by action alone these can increase to thee.

Sri Aurobindo

The only business of reason is to arrange and criticise the perceptions. It has neither in itself any means of positive conclusion nor any command to action. When it pretends to originate or impel, it is masking other agencies.

Sri Aurobindo


All is not settled when a cause is humanly lost and hopeless; all is settled, when the soul
renounces its effort.

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