Sage Sri Aurobindo, When we listen to his life story,
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it seems that we are listening to a fairy tale. It is surprising to think that a person can take part in so many different journeys in one life. He went to England for higher education as the son of a father initiated in Western thought. There was a sense of homeland thought in the mind. He returned to India leaving his education unfinished and joined administrative work. Then? He made his debut as one of the bearers and bearers of the armed movement, and the magazine he edited was published. He inspired the people through writing. Being incarcerated, he came to Pondicherry after attaining godliness and leaving everything behind. He established the center of coordination of world religions. You must understand that I am talking about a great man. When we listen to his life story, it seems that we are listening to a fairy tale. It is surprising to think that a person can take part in so many different journeys in one life. He went to England for higher education as the son of a father initiated in Western thought. There was a sense of homeland thought in the mind. Leaving education unfinished, he returned to India and joined administrative work. Then? He made his debut as one of the bearers and bearers of the armed movement, and the magazine he edited was published. He inspired the people through writing. Being incarcerated, he came to Pondicherry after attaining godliness and leaving everything behind. He established the center of coordination of world religions. You must understand which great thinker I am talking about. He is Rishi Aurobindo. 8 of Calcutta metropolis, in Shakespeare's Sarani of 1872 AD. He was born on August 15. He was the third son of his father Dr. Krishnadhan Ghesh. Mother's name is Swarnlatadevi. Mother was the daughter of Rishi Rajnarayana Bose, a gifted leader of the Brahmo Samaj and a pious man. Their original residence was in Konnagar village. M from the United States. Krishnadhan returned to the country after receiving his D degree. The leaders of Konnagar village ordered him to atone. He did not bow to this superstition. Leaving Konnagar for Calcutta, Krishnadhan's character was mellow and determined, which was passed on to his son Arvind. Krishnadhan sent his three sons to London as boys. He wanted his sons to be educated in western education. Aurobindo was first sent to St. Paul's School in Darjeeling. He came to London at the age of seven. He was in England for fourteen years. He was a brilliant student. He won the scholarship by securing first place in the entrance examination. He was admitted to King's College, Cambridge University. Since then, the idea of patriotism was born in his mind. Father wanted son I . C. S. will return to the country. Arvind started preparing for this exam. Indian diaspora at that time. Students had a discussion meeting called 'Majlis'. Aurobindo joined this meeting. Chittaranjan Das also joined there. Aurobindo, a barrister, joins a secret revolutionary organization called Letus and Dagger when he is courted by the British Raj to give a political speech. In 1890, he took the fourth position in the civil service examination. But he could not pass the horse riding test. Many people say that Aurobindo intentionally failed in this exam because the British had to commit atrocities. C. S. Read Bankimchandra's 'Anandamath' while reading Read Bankimchandra's 'Anandamath'. This book sparked his revolutionary thoughts. In 1892, he passed the first division in the Classics Trips Examination. He was a multi-linguist who knew French, German, English, Greek, Latin, Russian, Hebrew and Sanskrit languages. i. C. S. His father died on hearing the news that Aravind had failed in the examination. In 1893, Aurobindo came to India with a job in the Baroda Estate. The Maharaja appointed him to teach in Baroda College. In 1901, Aurobindo married Mrinalini Devi, daughter of Bhupal Chandra Bose. Learned Hindi and Maratha while staying in Baroda. He engaged himself in revolutionary pursuits from the public eye. He planned Bhavani Temple in imitation of Anandamath. He wanted the youth and youth of the country to be connected with this temple. Their work will be to serve the society and try to solve the patriotism. Maharashtrian yogi Vishnu Bhaskar learned Yogakriya system from Lel. In this way he perhaps prepared himself for the future life. So later revolutionaries said at the time of initiation — one should take initiation with Gita in one hand and Talaya in the other hand. Contact of Sri Aurobindo with Nivedita in Baroda in 1902. Hall Nivedita told Arvind — Calcutta wants you, Bangladesh is your rightful place. In 1905, the fire of nationalism was ignited by the movement against the partition of Bengal. Arvind could not remain still. came away in Bangladesh He donated one lakh rupees for the establishment of Bengali National College and accepted the post of principal in that college. Then there was a disagreement with the authorities. Voluntarily resigned in 1907. At this time an English newspaper named Bipinchandra Pal Vandemataram was published. started doing He called Arvind. Arvind accepted the responsibility of managing this magazine. The progressive youth who were in the Congress were integrated. He started criticizing the British government by writing articles in fiery language. Under the leadership of Aurobindo and Lakmanya Tilak, the Indian youth movement was re-energised. Surendranath Banerjee was one of the proponents of the national movement in that era. He talked about autonomous rule. Aurobindo, however, announced the slogan of Swarajya. In Surat Congress, moderates clashed with the National Party. Arvind became the President of the National Party meeting. At various places on the way back from Surat to Kolkata. He gave a fiery speech. The British government declared him a dangerous person. He was imprisoned on June 27, 1907 for writing a seditious article in the paper Bandemataram. In the end, the government could not prove that Aurobindo was the editor of that newspaper. In 1908 Khudiram Bose and Prafulla Chaki killed Mrs. Kennedy and her daughter while killing Kingsford. Praful Chaki was caught and committed suicide with his own revolver. in judgment Khudiram Bose was ordered to be hanged. Arvind was imprisoned on this basis. Aurobindo's trial lasted for a year in May 1909. He was released by the eloquence of Deshbandhu Chittaranjan. Another chapter of his life has begun. He found spiritual life while sitting in solitary confinement in Alipore. He realized that a philosophy is working in people's desire. Inspired by divine consciousness. He was a professor, journalist, revolutionary leader, now he is Rishi Aurobindo. After leaving the prison, he adopted spiritual life. He continued to publish two magazines called 'Karmayogeen' in English and 'Dharma' in Bengali. The British government decided to send Arvind back to jail. This news reached him through Nivedita. He moved to French occupied Chandannagar in February 1910. He was there for a month and a half. He was always in a state of yoga. On April 4, 1910, he started his journey to Pondicherry. With voluntary exile from the world of politics, he established himself as a Yogasiddha Rishi. (A surprising transformation took place in his life. On August 15, 1914, the magazine 'Arya' was published. Through this magazine, Aurobindo spread his enlightened intelligence in all directions. Starting from religion, philosophy, politics, social policy, every subject of human mind was illuminated by the touch of his writing became. French diplomat and writer Monsieur Paul Richard and Mrs Meera Richard came to Pondicherry. They saw Aurobindo and identified him as a Mahatma Yoga Purusha. On his own volition, Arya accepted the responsibility of publishing the edition of the magazine. During the First World War, they returned to India and came back to India in 1920. Mr. Richard went to the country, but Mrs. Meera Richard is the enlightened Mrs Shrima. After taking over the management of Srima Ashram, Aurobindo severed all ties with the outside world. He used to come in front of people only three days a year. Aurobindo believed that God should be brought down into life. He wrote the book 'The Life Divine' and explained his philosophical theory in detail. Thus he presented a new philosophical entity to the whole world. This Rishikalpa Mahayogi immersed himself in Mahasamadhi on 5th December 1950 at Pondicherry Ashram. Without any artificial means, his panchabhautika body remains unaltered for three days.
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