Lord Shiva is the lord of all beings and he is the lord o all Gurus. Lord Shiva is the Mahayogi and the embodiment of mercy, love and compassion. The glory of lord Shiva is indescribable. The Lingashtakam depicts the glory of Lord Shiva. Listen to the beautiful chantings by Anusha Gayathri and Asha.
Source: Sri Aurobindo Society, Puducherry.
Sri Aurobindo, the philosopher and Indian nationalist taught the principles of matter, life and mind and also for the evolution of consciousness. Sundararupam Chidatmakam is part of the series ‘Prarthana- A Music Offering to Sri Aurobindo and the Mother.’ It represents a symbolic prayer to Sri Aurobindo as the divine.
Source: Sri Aurobindo Society, Puducherry.
The Wonder that is Sanskrit contains two CDs: Devabhasha and Ashtavadhanam. They present the wonders of Sanskrit to even those who have had no previous contact with the language. Presented in an easy and fluid manner, here are interesting aspects of the Sanskrit language and highlights of the great creative genius of the Indian culture.
Source: Sri Aurobindo Society, Puducherry.
A 2-day international conference on ‘Siddhas: Mystic Cults, Symbolism and Spiritual Significances’, was hosted by the Sri Aurobindo Society in association with the Departments of Tourism and Art and Culture on 29 and 30th November 2023. Shri Rangasamy, Chief Minister of Puducherry and Tourism Minister K. Lakshminarayanan inaugurated the conference. The other notable guests were Sivagnana Balaya, of the Mailam Bommapura Atheenam, Sivagnana Balaya, of the Mailam Bommapura Atheenam, Jayanta Kumar Ray, secretary, government of Puducherry; K. Tharanikkarasu,vice-chancellor (i/c), Pondicherry University; and V. Kaliaperumal, director, department of art & culture. Shri Pradeep Narang , Chairman, Sri Aurobindo Society highlighted the views of Sri Aurobindo and Siddha tradition. Shri Kishor Kumar Tripathy, Member Secretary, AuroBharati and Smt Charu Tripathy Associate Director, AuroBharati facilitated the conference.
Confluence of the Vedas, i.e. Rigveda, Yajurveda, Samaveda and Atharvaveda have been preserved through unique mnemonic techniques, distinctive and ancient features, and rituals and have been handed down orally as a living tradition. Listen to the chantings of the sacred mantras of the Rigveda and Yajurveda by the Nambudiri tradition of Kerala and the Yajurveda tradition of Puducherry.
Source: Sri Aurobindo Society, Puducherry.
