Sri M.P. Pandit
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| Sri M. P. Pandit served as the personal secretary to the Mother at the Sri Aurobindo Ashram, and the Mother became the entire focus of his life. He studied the classical scriptures and living spiritual traditions of India, following in the footsteps of Sri Aurobindo and Sri T.V. Kapaly Sastry. His writing career spanned six decades, publishing over 150 books and many articles on subjects as diverse as philosophy, spirituality, social and political thought, science, religion, mysticism and the classical texts themselves. At the same time he became a commentator on the teachings whose powerful insights went right to depths and essence of the meaning.
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Readings in Savitri.Panditji held meditation sessions in the evening at his residence for many years. The sessions would generally start with a lecture, a reading or a guided meditation theme and descend into the depths of a deep silent Force. Many of these programs were tape recorded. We have the pleasure to share some of the Readings in Savitri with you here. The files listed below are all MP3 files which can be played in Windows Media Player or other MP3 compatible players on your computer. Because they are such large files (30 megabytes or more) do not attempt this without broadband service, and even then it can take some minutes for the files to download depending on the speed of your connection. Savitri: A Legend and a Symbol by Sri Aurobindo is a great epic poem ranging more than 800 pages in blank verse and covering the entire history and evolution of consciousness. It takes the theme of love conquering death and the final triumph of the Spirit, and the transformation of life, utilizing the story of Savitri and Satyavan from the Mahabharata. Savitri A Survey (overview, introduction and Book I, The Symbol Dawn part 1) Savitri A Survey (The Symbol Dawn continued part II) The following passages are Pandtji's readings for Book II, Canto 11 and are referred to by the pages from which the readings are taken. NOTE: These are large files (over 30 megabytes each) and may take some time to download, even with broadband access. It is probably not practical to try to open these readings using a dial-up modem access. *all recitations, writings, audio or video by Sri M.P. Pandit are available here for personal use. . No commercial use may be made of these materials without express written permission of the owner and copyright holders. |
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U.S. editions of Sri M. P. Pandit's writings:
Other Books of Sri M.P. Pandit:
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Recitations by Sri M.P. Pandit
Songs and Chanting by Vasanti Rao Vasanti travelled with Sri M P Pandit to the USA in the late 1970's. A member of the Sri Aurobindo Ashram, Vasanti was a wonderful singer of devotional music. The file is large and should only be downloaded using broadband. Vasanti's Concert Cultural Integration Fellowship 5/8/77. Talks By Sri M. P. Pandit
All of the following talks are large files of 40 megabytes or more. They should only be attempted with Broadband, and it will still take some minutes for the download to occur.
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