DAILY MESSAGESSERIES XIII 701) Boredom is a
defence against dull repetition. PõµnªÀ»õ©À,
Põ›¯ªÀø». E»QÀ
Gx C¸¢uõ¾®, AuØöPõ¸ Põµn® C¸US®. 702) The abuse that by its intensity
evokes the gratitude of the inside is attractive. It comes to man from the woman. 703) Gk¨£õº øP¨¤ÒøÍ Ga\›UøPø¯ HÍÚ® ö\´Áõº. 704) Gvº¨¦ AÔ¯õø©°ß ÷ÁP®. |©x
AÁ\µ® AkzuÁß Gvº¨¦. Intense ignorance is
opposition. 705) EhÀ Bß©õøÁ Enº¢x, E°øµ²®, ©Úzøu²® Ph¢x Bß©õøÁ öÁΨ£kzv Auß
‰»® ö\¯À £kÁx \zv¯ 㯩õÁuõS®. The body’s self-awareness of
itself as the evolving soul is supramentalisation. 706) Akzux CÛ¨£x
÷£õÀ Eøh¯x CÛUPõx. 707) ÁµÂÀø» Gß-ÙÀ Á¢uøu CÀø» GßQ÷Óõ®. 708) AÔ¯õø©ø¯ AÔÂß EøÓÂh©õP AÔÁx Â÷ÁP®. 709) AÔ¯õø©ø¯
AÔ¯õø©¯õP AÔÁx AÔÄ. 710) Organisations emerge when the life of
the subtle plane matures and dominates over the gross plane. ìuõ£Ú®
`m_© ÁõÌÄ. Organisation exists in the
minds of men, not on the floor of the office. 711) Misspelling of one period becomes the
sacred spelling of another period. £õÁ® ¦so¯©õS®. 712) Urbanisation allows greater scope for
individual existence, but the rule of the collective is retained behind. Either the Individual is under
the collective or the collective is led by the individual. Today the individual is the
collective individual, not an entity by himself. The world awaits the birth of the Spiritual individual. 713) Society is so organised and the
individual too functions as the society does that each act is viewed not in its own context but in its context of
central social importance. Føµ
«Ô J¸Áྮ ö\¯À £h •i¯õx. The individual, till he creates a
collective for himself, cannot overrule the collective. He is the collective individual. 714) Man exists;
dynamic men act as they can. The
Spirit evolves. ¤Ó¢uÁß ÁõÌÁõß, Á͸Áõß, Bz©õ ©»¸®. 715) The very best happens. |h¨£x
|À»x. 716) The fully
developed intellect giving way to intuition is like the army general
submitting to civilian authority. AP¢øu AÈÁx
•i¯õm] ©UPÍõm]¯õÁuõS®. 717) PÀ¾US® ©sqUS® EÒÍ
öuÎÄ ©ÛuÝUQÀø». AP¢øu
AÈ¢u öuÎ÷Á öuÎÄ. Matter, though inconscient,
does not have the perversion of ego. 718) The desire to please undeserving
people brings unmerited punishment. uõ÷Ú
|õi¨ ÷£õÁx ushøÚ. 719) Silent subtle reception is in a plane
one level lower than where you are. AßÖ
TÔ¯øu CßÖ HØQßÓÚº. What cannot be directly communicated gets
communicated in the subtle plane. 720) ö£sø©°ß ö£¸ø© Bsø©ø¯ ¤ßàÀ Áµa ö\´Áx. 721)
Û¯©õÚ Bsø© ¸®¤
Ah[SÁx Bsø©°ß E¯ºÄ. 722)
ö£s ÂmkU öPõkzuõÀ
ö£soß Bsø© GÊ¢x Bß©õ ußÝÒ §µn® ö£Ö®. 723)
HØ£x AÔ•P® £»ß u¸Áx. ö\õÀÁx AÔ•P©õPõx. HØ£÷u AÔ•P®. Introduction
ends in acceptance. 724) »S® ö£sø©ø¯ ¸®¤
|õkÁx Bsø©°ß AvP£m\ E¯ºÄ. 725)
ö£sø©US A»[Põµ®
÷uøÁ°Àø». PÁºÁx ö£sø©. Pئ PÁºa]°ß ]Pµ®. 726) |ßÔ Ehø» Bz©õÁõUS®. Eh¼ß |ßÔUS Bz©õ GÚ¨ ö£¯º. Gratitude greatens the body
through the vital and mind into soulhood. 727) The consciousness of the body
evolving to house the evolved consciousness gives it a longer life. |ßÔ¯õÀ B²Ò Á͸®. B²Ò Á͸® EhÀ EÓÄ Bz©õÝ£Á®. 728)
AÔÄ ¤µ®©zøu AÔ¢uõÀ
EnºÄ Eh¼À vzvUS®. 729) EhÀ En¸® |ßÔ yUP® ÂȨ£õQ B²Ò }iUS®. 730) Romance
gives the intensity to life to become love. PõuÀ ÁõÌøÁ
AߣõP ©õØÓ ÁÀ»x. 731) Woman whose beauty reveals when she
sheds her body and mind, decorates herself with dress. Bß©õÂß AÇS
AP AÇS. 732) The baffling past sometimes resolves
in the mind. When it becomes power, these events reverse actually or by
representation. Ph¢u
]UPÀ AÂÌÁx bõÚ®. AÂÌ¢u ]UPÀ ]Ó¨£õÁx ]zv. 733) For the world to accept one’s ideas,
they must be elevated to a universal concept. Cµshõ®
|£º J¸Áøµ¨ ¤µ£g\©õUSÁõº. The moment a second person
accepts the idea, the individual idea becomes a universal concept. 734) ÂmkU öPõk¨£x Û¯zvß Ea]. 735) B²øÍ ÁͺUS® Aß¤ß wskuÀ AqÂÀ Bz©õÂß Cߣ® u¸®. BshÁß
Ehø»z wsi B²øÍ ÁͺUQÙß. S¸
]è¯ EÓÄ B²øÍ ÁͺUS®. 736)
\©º¨£n® ¤µ£g\® •ÊÁx®
uʯ ö\¯À. Ax ]¸èiø¯²® PhUP ÁÀ»x. 737) Taboos develop in a culture at a
point the culture can idealistically forge ahead. ‰h
|®¤UøP Gߣx »m]¯® uh® ©õÔ uø» RÇõÚx. 738) The theoretical significance of the
Theory is practical. |øh
•øÓUS¨ £¯ß £k® uzxÁ® CzuzxÁ®. 739) The prose of The Life Divine has elevated philosophy to literary excellence. uzxÁ®
Eøµ |øhU Põ¯©õÚx Life Divine. 740) Sri Aurobindo’s English prose is
unparalleled for its beauty at the level of its thought. uzxÁzøu
ö©õÈ C»UQ¯©õUQ¯ ¡À Life Divine. 741) The finest work done by drugs is to
help the body cure itself by creating a helpful physiological atmosphere. ©¸¢x
©mk® Sn¨£kzx® ¯õv CÀø». Sn¨£kzxÁx
EhÀ. ©¸¢x AuØS EuÂ. 742) Fame is the desire to be widely known
for the value one has. EÒÍx
EÒ÷Í EøÓ¯ ¸®¦®. EÒÍx ußøÚ E»P® AÔ¯ ¸®¤àÀ Auß
Esø© SøÓ²®. |À»øu |õhÔ¯ ÷Ásk® Gߣx ¦PÌ
÷uk® ©Ú®. 743) Human contact, especially of the
physical touch, if it is capable of offering gratitude changes the relationship
into a divine one. |ßÔ²ÒÍ
Eh¼ß 죺\® |®ø© CøÓÁàP ©õØÖ®. 744) Desire for popularity is to wish for
being known widely, whether one deserves it or not. £»µÔ¯ ¸®¦Áx ¤µ£»zøu |õkÁx. It is the expansiveness of
emptiness. 745) Charity has no place in a country
where there are no beggars or takers of help. ¤aø\U
PõµÛÀø» GÛÀ uº©® ö\´¯ •i¯õx. 746) One man wanting to play a role in
another’s life is permitted only by the social duties. Outside of that, it is
either the spiritual generosity of the egoless person or the officious
interference of the egoistic individual. ¤Óº ÁõÌÂÀ E›ø© |©UQÀø». One’s ego is fortified by the
other’s mercenary nature. 747) ö\õÀÁuõÀ ©õÓ ©õmhõºPÒ; ©õÔ¯ ¤ß ö\õÀ» •i²®. ö\õßàÀ ©õÓ ©õmhõºPÒ. Change is by Silence. 748) All changes have always been radical. What matters is change that is
stable. PsqUSz
öu›¯õu ©õØÓ® ©Ú ©õØÓ®. It is change versus stability. 749) For one who has a perspective, there will be no waste if he is
working all the time. When the perspective is to be, doing absolutely no work
at all still creates no waste. Aºzu©ØÓ
ö\¯»õÀ µ¯® Á¸®. There is no waste for anyone.
It is only a point of view or the view
of having no view. 750) To recognise the newest organisation
and explain it to the world is a rare mental joy. ¦v¯øu HØÖ¨ ÷£õØÖÁx ¦zxnºÄ. |
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