'Renaissance In India'- Sri. Aurobindo's ideas

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1. Renaissance In India - Sri. Aurobindo Name: Deepika Vaja Paper : Indian writing in English literature. Topic: Aurobindo's ideas in ‘Renaissance in India’. Enrollment no : PG14101031. Year & class: 2014-16 & M.A -1 Roll no:05 [email protected] Dept. of English M. K. Bhavnagar University.

2. Introduction Sri Aurobindo was born in Calcutta on 15 Aug, 1872. ‘ The renaissance in India’ is written by Sri Aurobindo in 1918. He was the first political leader in India to openly put forward, in his journal ‘Bande Mataram’ the ideas of complete independence for the country. He has begun the practice of yoga at 1905 in Baroda, and several fundamental spiritual realization.

3. His work In 1926, with the help of his spiritual collaborator, the mother, he founded the Aurobindo ashram. Among his writing are ‘The Life Divine, the synthesis of yoga and savitri’. He left his body on 5, dec’ 1950 and evolved to his inner spiritual life and work. He has been interest to political and went to Pondicherry in order to devote himself entirely to his inner spiritual life and also for called integral yoga.

4. Renaissance in India In the Indian renaissance to write about the human civilization and modern ideas of this culture of writing. many Indian writer like that Raja Rammohan, Tagore, vivekaanand, Tilak also wrote to a spiritual aspiration was the governing force of this culture.

5. Four Part In Essay The renaissance in India consist of four essay into ‘Arya’ from nov,1918. In this essay to be four part at than in like that; spirituality, education and cultural in his them. He began the ‘foundations’ series as a review of john woodroffe and William archer, also for his own estimation of Indian's civilization and culture. He say that ‘is Indian civilized?’

6. Aurobindo’s ideas The term renaissance for happened in India, common European misconceptions on the nature of civilization and misconceptions been echoed westernized Indian. Her ideas that stupendous vitality, inexhaustible power of life and joy of life. His ideas that to desire for new creation, greater synthesis of a spiritualized society. His work to that the ancient goddess, shakti of India mastering and Mere Asiatic modification of western modernism and the future of human civilization. He says that to global transformation , modernity and instrumental in spirituality, education, culture, yoga etc.

7. In this Renaissance to Indian into 1947 also watch that to caste discrimination in society and Aurobindo's essay many detail to caste.

8. “I see that u have persisted in giving a biography-is it necessary or useful? The attempt is bound to be a failure, because nether u nor anyone else knows anything at all of my life; it has not been on the surface for men to see.” - Sri Aurobindo ghose

9. ‘spirituality is the maker key of the Indian mind, the sense of infinity is native’ to it.

10. Conclusion In this essay of Aurobindo in his ideas and he also remarkably long periods of greatness and the basis of her strength. He says that the greatness of Indian civilization and now dismissed as unsuited to our modern times. He is also for called a mercenary and soulless education and debit on the innate possibilities of the Indian brain. In the last of that his ideas of the renaissance in India only in spiritual, civilization, cultural and education in India.

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