- Balance. Finally, unlike the comic strip at the top, I think it's important to find a balance of academic and non-academic focus. You may think that, with having to learn new languages, keep up to date in multiple areas of research, teaching classes, attending talks, etc., you don't have time for hobbies or rest (or your family, if you have one!). The pressure in graduate school is immense. But in my opinion, it's important to find time to do things which are not related to your work. Read some fiction. Take some hikes. Play with your dog or cat. Meet people outside of academia. Your mental health (and your work) will benefit from it.
Cross-posted at my personal blog.
more than mirrors, others eyes and words complimenting people even if they themselves consider themselves ugly looking, is more precious to all - across the gender-board.
https://twitter.com/tlbhuvaneshwari/status/1011095095137980416?s=19
Hard to believe. Half the over 40 women in the US are juggling kids and jobs and desperately looking for some guy to replace their husbands who ran off with his 25 year old secretary because she has an unlined face and her boobs haven't sagged. I'm not being mean, I knew several https://t.co/LKJ3FqQn9w
https://twitter.com/RajeevSrinivasa/status/1117054138557186049?s=19
First of all, shouldn't Central University, Puducherry, should be renamed Sri Aurobindo Central University? Is there an intellectual, scholar, savant, yogi, or spiritual master to match his stature? Then, we should name another university thereabouts after Subramania Bharati. https://t.co/iY0am3K1nT
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JR Groves - Journal of Indian Philosophy and Religion, 2019
… Nevertheless, if we take a longer view, such as Aurobindo's view that Vedic culture had declined with the superimposition of Afghan, Persian and European Civilization the idea of an Indian Renaissance during British mle is quite defensible …
A Mukhopadhyay
… who sleep.” 1 This Consciousness has been identified by Sri Aurobindo as the “Superconscient Divine Purusha” … Gnostic beings live in the Supramental consciousness as Sri Aurobindo coined the word, being the last grade so far …
S Mukherjee, AK Karmakar - The Gains and Pains of Financial Integration and Trade …, 2019
… Copyright © 2020 Emerald Publishing Limited. And she learns by failure and progress by fall. And battles with environment and doom …. All sides she sees and turns to every call. — Sri Aurobindo, 'Savitri' (Book Three, Canto Four, Page 337). Introduction …
A Mukhopadhyay - Journal of Comparative Literature and Aesthetics, 2019
… This is the issue I am going to explore in this essay, with particular emphasis on certain aspects of the Indic goddess traditions - through the lens of Sri Aurobindo's figuration of the Mother Goddess in The Mother and Savitri …
A Sundriyal, SN Hore - Journal of Comparative Literature and Aesthetics, 2019
… The myth of the Sati pithas, through Sri Aurobindo, foregrounds a "theo-aesthetics of fragmentation" (100), where Prakrti willingly sacrifices her being so that "unenlightened beings", through the practice itself, can uplift themselves spiritually …
VB Rani
… The other major poems in Indian English literature- Sri Aurobindo‟s “Savitri” and Jayanta Mahapatra‟s “Relationship- from this perspective” … In poetry, AKRamanujan, Jayantha Mahapatra, Sri Aurobindo and R. Partha Sarathy exemplify the four types respectively …
DP Chattopadhyaya - History of Science and Philosophy of Science: A …
G Raghunath - On Art and Science, 2019
… Madras (1964)Google Scholar. Sankaran, A.: The Theories of Rasa and Dhvani. University of Madras (1973)Google Scholar. Savitri: In the light of Sanskrit Poetics, Souvenir on Savitri, Sri Aurobindo Nivas, Baroda (1984)Google Scholar. Tagore, R.: The Religion of Man …
A Besant
… this unique city. While the Mother was the person who implemented Auroville and made it a reality, the following philosophies for which the concept was built upon came from the revolutionary Sri Aurobindo. His core contributions …
SS Sengupta
… actualization. However, according to Sri Aurobindo man's main drive is towards the transcendence of his humanity. Sri Aurobindo's motivation is a motive of the soul towards the Divine. He replaces Maslow's Page 9. metamotivation …
CS PRESTON, W Doniger, MC Nussbaum… - 2019
… Although titled Hindu Worldviews, the primary sources mentioned therein, besides limited discussions on well-known modern figures such as Sva¯mı¯ Viveka¯nanda and Srı¯ Aurobindo, confined to the end of the …
GT Martin
… The great Indian philosopher Sri Aurobindo declared that the Universe becomes conscious of itself in us (1973, p. 49) … Applied Spirituality: A Spiritual Vision for the Dialogue of Religions. New York: Harper Element Books …
