Sri Aurobindo

Sri Aurobindo

Summary

Portrait of Sri Aurobindo Sri Aurobindo,  Beadon Square Speech (1909)

“ The sun of India's destiny would rise and fill all India with its light and overflow India and overflow Asia and overflow the world. Every hour, every moment could only bring them nearer to the brightness of the day that God had decreed. ”
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Portrait of Sri Aurobindo Sri Aurobindo,  Beadon Square Speech (1909)

“ The rulers were never tired of saying that we should get self-government when we were fit. Fitness meant national capacity and strength was the basis of capacity. That was what Lord Morley really meant when he asked himself repeatedly whether this was a real uprising of the nation or a passing excitement. He meant, was it a movement with real strength in it, a movement with elemental force enough in it to resist and survive? That experiment was now being made. They must not expect substantial gains at so small a cost.
He had heard vaguely of the reforms when in prison
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Portrait of Sri Aurobindo Sri Aurobindo,  Beadon Square Speech (1909)

“ He could not believe that England or any European people would give substantial reforms after so short an agitation and so scanty a proof of national strength. It was not the fault of the British people, it was a law of politics that they, who have, should be unwilling to yield what they have until they had fully tested the determination of the subject people and even then they would only give just as much as they could not help giving. ”
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