Savitri begins the search for her heaven-born soul in matter's body. Her seeking is for all mankind, not for herself alone. It is all confusion and disorder at the outer levels of her subtle being. Savitri uses her will and the great Name to get through.
Mother speaks of different types of collective meditations. She tells the Ashramites that it is time use their collective meditation to create a favorable ground for receiving the new force. She gives two methods, one active and one passive.
What is death? What happens to us when we die? Mother and Sri Aurobindo's teachings, based on their own experiences and realizations, bring the answers to these age-old questions.
What is the role of our soul and psychic being in death, rebirth, and the future of death? What happens when we die? What is the future of death? What happened at Mother's passing? Mother and Sri Aurobindo's teachings bring answers.
Savitri's dream shows how "an old self lurks in the new self we are." Old thoughts, longings, dead passions rise again. "The seeds of sins renounced sprout from hid soil." She sees the soul's influence bringing man to his high source. She must find her soul
Savitri sees what mental and vital energies are like when the soul stays behind the veil of the outer nature and the mind and vital are left to act on their own. "All is there, even God's opposites ... Man's house of life holds not the Gods alone."
As Savitri sits helpless and hopeless against Satyavan's coming death, a great and deathless Voice tells her to arise and conquer Time and Death. When her heart refuses, her soul promises to follow the command, and Savitri begins the search for her soul.
As Savitri sits helpless and hopeless against Satyavan's coming death, a great and deathless Voice tells her to arise and conquer Time and Death. When her heart refuses, her soul promises to follow the command, and Savitri begins the search for her soul.
Savitri's foresight of Satyavan's approaching death brings grief. Her world of rapture becomes suffering and pain. Her grief is the food of mighty love. Now her life's sole aim is to be with Satyavan, to love him and receive more of his love before he dies.
Savitri's parents bring her back to the wild forest to marry Satyavan. Her past receded and her future neared. Savitri put behind all her life and welcomed all that would be his life and hers. So close to death, apart with love, she lived for love alone.