A Journey through Savitri | TE 580 | Dr Alok Pandey

A concluding talk by Dr Alok Pandey at 2024 Integral Yoga Retreat, South Carolina, USA. This is a brief overview of Savitri as it unfolds in the epic poem.
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[@dhaneswardas7823]

प्रणाम श्री मां प्रभु प्रणाम तव श्री दिव्य चरणों में

[@YoginiPatel-u6h]

Jay shree maa aur Prabhu 🙏🙏
Namaste Aloksir 🙏🙏
Thank you so much sir for nice explanation 🙏🙏

[@sonalgadhavi8488]

Very nice session thank you jai maa 🙏🏻

[@bluelotusmom4322]

So Beautiful lines Alok Da, thank you for the session

[@neerajmishra597]

Jai Maa.

[@shakuntalamanay1014]

I look forward to participate in "Workshop on Savitri"!

[@truptinerkar]

When is the workshop?

[@AuroMaa]

At present there is no workshop on Savitri. There will be a study Camp On the Life Divine for one week following Sri Aurobindo's birthday, from the 16th to the 22nd.

[@srimadsai5088]

Jay Ma 🙏🙏🙏

[@snehgautam2024]

Pranaam maa ❤ pranaam Prabhuu 🩷🩷

[@meenakshiramesh1381]

Namaste ji
Can you please mention the page no of 18 lines starting with " Voice replied....

[@AuroMaa]

The Voice replied: “Remember why thou cam’st:
Find out thy soul, recover thy hid self,
In silence seek God’s meaning in thy depths,
Then mortal nature change to the divine.
Open God’s door, enter into his trance.
Cast Thought from thee, that nimble ape of Light:
In his tremendous hush stilling thy brain
His vast Truth wake within and know and see.
Cast from thee sense that veils thy spirit’s sight:
In the enormous emptiness of thy mind
Thou shalt see the Eternal’s body in the world,
Know him in every voice heard by thy soul,
In the world’s contacts meet his single touch;
All things shall fold thee into his embrace.
Conquer thy heart’s throbs, let thy heart beat in God:
Thy nature shall be the engine of his works,
Thy voice shall house the mightiness of his Word:
Then shalt thou harbour my force and conquer Death.”
Savitri p. 476