[Savitri Yagna 18, The flow of Time].
The following lines were read:
The great and dolorous moment now was close.
A mailed battalion marching to its doom,
The last long days went by with heavy tramp,
Long but too soon to pass, too near the end.
Alone amid the many faces loved,
Aware among unknowing happy hearts,
Her armoured spirit kept watch upon the hours
Listening for a foreseen tremendous step
In the closed beauty of the inhuman wilds.
A combatant in silent dreadful lists,
The world unknowing, for the world she stood:
No helper had she save the Strength within;
There was no witness of terrestrial eyes;
The Gods above and Nature sole below
Were the spectators of that mighty strife.
Around her were the austere sky-pointing hills,
And the green murmurous broad deep-thoughted woods
Muttered incessantly their muffled spell.
A dense magnificent coloured self-wrapped life
Draped in the leaves' vivid emerald monotone
And set with chequered sunbeams and blithe flowers
Immured her destiny's secluded scene.
[Savitri: Book Two Canto 2]
This is a brief reflection on the value of Art in human life by Dr Alok Pandey.
This talk for the Siddhi day draws the distinction between the Overmind and the Supermind. A talk by Dr Alok Pandey.
A webinar organised by NAMAH with Dr Alok Pandey. The follow-up questions were: Readiness for spiritual life Concept of 33 gods Conceptions of Divine.
