Sharpening speculating skills

[Re: Corrections to textual excerpts of The Lives of Sri Aurobindo by Peter Heehs: Taking Stock
by Debashish on Sun 26 Oct 2008 01:04 AM PDT Profile Permanent Link
I have my criticisms and reservations about the book, but certainly this is not one that even entered my imagination. I fear that one of the tragic verdicts of the future on this entire discussion - and I can guarantee that many of these words we are sharing here and their author's names will one day appear and be critiqued in some sociology of the "Sri Aurobindo movement" in the early 21st century (perhaps Robert Minor is even now sharpening his pen for this task) - will be that of the poverty of reading skills displayed by the disciples of the most eloquent spiritual personality of all time. On the question of partiality of representation, there is nothing extraordinary about that. This is the human condition and we are expected to grow from partiality to integrality... DB]

[Mirror of Tomorrow :: Hail to Angiras—by Raman Reddy But what I would like to tell Angiras (or Richard Hartz) is that this ... on Sun 08 Feb 2009 10:09 PM IST]

When pseudonyms are turning to be the order of the day, the hunt for the identity of Angiras is on, and what about Robert Minor as an option in this cloak-and-dagger game show? [TNM]