[June
26, 2012 6:26 PM R: It is also to be noted that the majority of the
persons coming nowadays, are coming, only to have a job and a comfortable
living. No intention of sadhana, let alone the Integral Yoga. We have observed
the gradual deterioration in the atmosphere after the passing of the Mother.
Even Mother has made damaging remarks about the Ashram, in the Agenda.
So
where does that leave us? Of course, we can shout from the roof tops that the
aim of the Sri Aurobindo Ashram is the Integral Yoga. But what is the ground
reality? Complex situation, to say the least.] 7:50 PM
[Re:
The Genesis of a Controversy by ned on
Fri 16 Jan 2009 09:07 PM PST | Profile | Permanent
Link I should probably add that on a personal level, I intend to keep a
very, very safe emotional distance from the IY community, mostly as a result of
this controversy. ;-) Group egos tend to stunt the emotional growth of
individuals.
Reply by koantum on Fri 16 Jan 2009
09:44 PM PST | Profile | Permanent
Link That
shouldn't be too difficult, considering that a community that cannot be defined
doesn't even exist. ;-) But why only this community?]
In
an ultra-reductive flourish, Ulrich landed at this absurd conclusion that the community
doesn't exist. Yet, though mired in confusion and conflict, a community is very
much visible and vocal three and a half years later.
Theory
is as fluid today as it was at the time of Heraclitus and offers scope for fecund
creativity. Praxis, unfortunately, is insufficiently covered being based upon
ill-lit assumptions (partly due to phenomenological restriction on description),
thus jeopardizing credible and coherent theorization. Philosophy, obviously, is
on the back foot owing to the joint assault by Science and Cultural Studies.
The
role of yoga, - Integral Yoga in particular, - is of immense importance at this
intersection. The sovereign I and its uniqueness in real time constitutes an amalgam
of theory and practice unfettered by any regimentation and needs no separate
validation. This seemingly groping-in-the-dark adventure is indeed a leap into
the future which no other means can assure. [TNM55]
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