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Savitri Era of those who adore, Om Sri Aurobindo and The Mother.
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Sunday 31 December 2006
Divinisation of the world
I think where I went wrong before was to try to look for things that everyone had in common. It just didn't work. Now I'm considering instead recurring themes. Even though there is no teaching that includes all the themes, there are still many common themes - e.g. Unity, Holism, Evolution, Divinisation, etc. So I decided to write the book based on these themes. Of course I still consider that Sri Aurobindo and The Mother have the highest perspective, since only they refer to the Divinisation of the world, rather than just seeing the world from enlightenment eyes (although that too, and that';s the starting point). posted by m alan kazlev at 2:59 PM Saturday, December 30, 2006
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