This issue, like the previous month is dedicated to the idea of rasa, ananda and saundarya. The featured article here (in three parts) is a continuation of from the previous month and deals with the rasa as the Primary and Secondary Modes of Aesthetic Consciousness, rasa in Art and Personality of the Artist, and how the Primary Modes of Aesthetic Consciousness shapes the Aesthetic Experience.
Continued from January 2020 Issue Given the seership of the artist, what happens when it projects itself on the outer …
CONTINUED FROM PART 1 According to McDougall, personality is formed by an integration of the following factors and its uniqueness …
CONTINUED FROM PART 2 Bharata’s authority was overwhelming in the field of criticism. Bharata gave an inductive study of the …
This issue is dedicated to the idea of rasa, ananda and saundarya. The featured article here (in four parts) deals with the concept and meaning of rasa in which the author not only deals with the semantic approach but also its connection with the transcendental and immanent reality, and the seership of the artist. The word of the month is suṣamā. The Guiding Light section has some beautiful passages from Sri Aurobindo’s writings related to beauty and rasa.
RASA is one of those quintessential words in Sanskrit which sum up a whole philosophy or even a civilization. An …
CONTINUED FROM PART 1 Subjective Taste; the artist’s seership or vision. The various attitudes projected by theseer towards the object: …
CONTINUED FROM PART 2 It has been shown that Rasa connotes the Supreme Reality. In what manner or measure does …
Kishor Gandhi: Furthering the Evolutionary Transition: Continued from part 3: The manifestation of the supramental Truth will or will not be preceded by destruction will depend upon the choice that humanity makes. It may, however, be argued that ultimately it is not the human choice but the Divine Grace that decides everything… but it is also necessary to remember that in the actual workings of the world the human will and choice are not irrelevant factors.
Renaissance, the monthly e-journal of Sri Aurobindo Foundation of Indian Culture (SAFIC), features inspiring articles, essays, book reviews, interviews, and reflections that speak of how the eternal spirit and creative genius of India are being reborn and renewed in various domains – spiritual, artistic, literary, philosophic, scientific, aesthetic.
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