Collated by Tusar Nath Mohapatra
Time-Consciousness in Energy Space in Western and Eastern (Indian) Cultures (Sri Aurobindo Ghosh, M. Heidegger, A. Badiou)
What is knowledge? A reflection based on the work of Sri Aurobindo
SRI AUROBINDO'S PHILOSOPHY OF THE STATE AND EUROPEAN IDEALISM
East and West in Aurobindo's political philosophy
Sri Aurobindo: Renaissance in India and the Italian Renaissance
Sri Aurobindo, India, and ideological discourse
Sri Aurobindo, Enlightenment, and the Bengal Renaissance: A Discourse on Evolution of Consciousness
From Eden to Vrindavan: Exploring the political philosophy of Sri Aurobindo
The Spirit and Form of an Ethical Polity: A Meditation on Aurobindo's Thought
NIETZSCHE, AUROBINDO, AND A CROSSCULTURAL RESPONSE TO MODERNITY
SHRI AUROBINDO'S CONCEPT OF FREEDOM AND WESTERN POLITICAL IDEALISM: A RECONSTRUCTION AND COMPARATIVE STUDY
How the sun-word rises: Cultural synthesis and discursive persistence in the Aurobindo movement of India
Postmodernism and Sri Aurobindo
Spiritual pragmatism: William James, Sri Aurobindo and global philosophy
Friedrich Nietzsche and Sri Aurobindo on Superman: A Comparative Analysis
Dante in India: Sri Aurobindo and" Savitri"
Enjoy this insightful conversation as @PariksithSingh explores Sri Aurobindo’s revolutionary vision of the Rig Veda—unveiling its profound spiritual insights & offering a path toward inner stillness, balance, & equanimity. youtu.be/WeKlTehDXbs?si… @MakrandParanspe @AmazingVedas
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Eric Hobsbawn: The historian who defended communism, misread India and avoided the Holocaust
https://x.com/IndianExpress/status/2096932637000565214
Were nature’s constants even slightly different, life wouldn’t exist. bit.ly/3V06Iet
But Jeff Shainline thinks we’ve been missing a crucial clue to explain this: the universe isn’t just fine-tuned for life, but also for the creation of technology; humanity is just one step in this longer evolutionary process.
https://x.com/IAI_TV/status/2096921450338832633
At the link, the best of The Marginalian this week in one place — Wendell Berry (so missed!) on creativity, love, and how to have enough; Joan Didion on letting go; the power of being a liminal person: mailchi.mp/themarginalian…
https://x.com/brainpickings/status/2096692421216154042
Misleading Myths About Slavery
by Hugh J Curran countercurrents.org/2026/09/mislea…
Hugh J Curran examines persistent myths about slavery and the attempt to distribute responsibility for the transatlantic slave trade equally among Africans and Europeans. He distinguishes forms of servitude within Africa from the racialized, hereditary chattel slavery developed in the Americas, while acknowledging African participation in slave capture and trade. The article traces the role of European commercial interests, weapons, colonial plantation economies and racial ideology in expanding the Atlantic trade. It also considers resistance to enslavement, slavery in Muslim societies, Britain’s abolition laws, compensation to slave owners, and the growing international debate over reparations and historical responsibility.
https://x.com/Countercurrents/status/2096803849680085098
Reading the Body, Governing the Eye: Modesty, Gaze and Scripture in the Torah, the New Testament and the Quran
by V A Mohamad Ashrof countercurrents.org/2026/09/readin…
V A Mohamad Ashrof examines modesty, visual desire and the discipline of the gaze across the Torah, the New Testament and the Quran. Drawing on research in neuroscience, physiology and eye-tracking, the article considers evidence for differences in male and female responses to visual sexual stimuli. It then examines the textual and interpretive foundations of hair-covering, head-covering and related dress practices in the three traditions. The study highlights the distinction between explicit scriptural commands and later legal or customary elaborations, while also examining the recurring injunction that men exercise restraint in their gaze. It presents the scientific and scriptural evidence cautiously, noting both convergences and significant interpretive disagreements.
https://x.com/Countercurrents/status/2096945941123412040
The Farmer Is Not to Be Trifled With, in Reel or Real Life
by Vidyarthy Chatterjee countercurrents.org/2026/09/the-fa…
Vidyarthy Chatterjee reflects on the dignity of farmers and the ways class prejudice is expressed through dress, manners and social appearance. Beginning with recent incidents involving the lungi, he connects contemporary political behaviour with Joshy Joseph’s 2004 short film 'Safar', in which a farmer travelling to Delhi quietly unsettles the assumptions of affluent urban passengers. The film’s humour and visual storytelling expose the fragility of social hierarchies built around clothes, etiquette and notions of refinement. Chatterjee also considers Joseph’s documentary work and his own experiences of class-based judgement, before linking these reflections to the continuing struggles of farmers, workers and students.
https://x.com/Countercurrents/status/2096842508798160988
From “The Near and The Dear: Stories of Neem Karoli Baba and his Devotees” by Dada Mukerjee. When Swami Karapatri ji Maharaj tried to lobby him to stop “Harijans” from entering temples Neem Karoli Baba ji rebuffed him sternly yet also politely. Satyamev Jayate. Om Namah Shivay.
https://x.com/harshmadhusudan/status/1430804036081438720
Many traditional religious stalwarts such as Kanchi Paramacharya ji and Karpatri maharaj ji were on wrong side of history reg entry of Dalits into temples. Thanks to progressive Spiritual giants like Swami Vivekananda, Neem Karoli Baba and others that error has been corrected.
https://x.com/Shiva_Uvacha/status/2096931779311706242
Story, sound, and spectacle signifying everything
Asian doll-Kavi Sharma. The creative team behind the making of the doll included
multi-generational South Asians as advisors. Kavi is fictionally situated in Metheun …
“Jhoome Jo Pathaan,” the hook step, and the political potential of virality
discussion of Beyoncé’s eponymous visual album, BEYONCÉ, musicologist Paula
Harper notes that digital media virality, although often framed as organic …
Hindu Nationalism: Movement, Network, and Para‐state
only those whose “fatherland” (pitrubhumi) was also their “holy land” (punyabhumi)
could be considered proper members of the nation. This excluded Muslims and …
[HTML] Citizenship of Refugees: An Analysis
endeavour with far-reaching consequences for Muslims living in India along with
those who are immigrants. The measure, which seeks to combine citizenship with …
[PDF] Hybridizing Identities: An Assessment of Neo-Nazism and Tengrism
encounter between different identities as a result of globalization, can sometimes
become the subject of radicalization and acts of violence. This article examines the …
Intersectional Passing and the Costs of Conditional Inclusion: The Embodied Survival of South African Indian Women Leaders
marked by intersecting racialized and gendered histories often experience it as
conditional and extractive. This study examines how South African Indian women (SAIW) …
[PDF] 'Maintaining the order': the role of business politicians in contemporary India
politics is the growing number of business politicians across the country. In this
context, the paper examines the roles of such politicians through a bottom-up …
[PDF] Session 1 Who am I, IRL? Coding identities and subjectivities
promote religious tourism that focuses only on the religious and nationalist aspects
of the state, giving it a Hindutva framing. However, the Kumaoni influencers have …
[HTML] India-Pakistan peacemaking: Beyond populist religious diplomacy
peacemaking measure between India and Pakistan. Various international
organisations have welcomed the corridor, including the United Nations. Drawing …
Gendered pathways of power: Women's political representation amid democratic backsliding in India, Hungary and Turkey
representation is central to comparative politics and feminist institutionalism(s)
soliciting urgent societal implications for equality, rights, and democratic resilience …
Enduring Faith in a Digital Age: Exploring How Religion is Thriving Online in the Indian Context
YouTube’s live-streaming feature, to provide religious experiences to their faithful.
The rise of live-streaming and online religious representation offers new …
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