Govinda-das : (1537-1612), Vaishnava poet of Mādhava Padāvali & Karṇāmrita.
... kind of idea, can come in. In other words, the mental being must be there, silent but vigilant, impartial but discriminating. That is, however, when you are in search of truth.... 48 (21) Govinda Das, the Bangalore scientist: NB: How did you find the Bangalore scientists? They seem to have been much moved, God knows by what! Sri Aurobindo: The supramental, I suppose! NB: One of... Force and nothing more; but in this life. Well, can the Divine give them? Sri Aurobindo: Even if he can, why the deuce should he? NB: That was precisely what I had thought of writing to Govinda Das. Now I can quote you, toning it down, of course. Sri Aurobindo: No, sir, you mustn't make it a quotation from me, but you can unload it as your own original merchandise on your unwary customer ...
... and nothing more; but in this life. Well, can the Divine give them? Even if he can, why the deuce should he? September 6, 1938 That was precisely what I had thought of writing to Govinda Das. Now I can quote you, toning it down, of course. No, sir, you mustn't make it a quotation from me, but you can unload it as your own original merchandise on your unwary customer. Dilipda ...
... high-pitch of feeling perfectly intelligible to anyone who had passed through the exaltation of the Swadeshi days, but not more high pitched than certain things in Milton, Shelley, Swinburne. In Govinda Das's lines,—let us translate them into English— Am I merely thine ? 0 Love, I am there clinging In every limb of thine—there ever in my creation and my dissolution, the idea... _________ 1. Probably of Sri Aurobindo's poem "Trance" (see Collected Poems). 2. Anilbaran Roy (3 July 1890 - 3 November 1974), a professor of Philosophy. At the call of Deshbandhu C. R. Das he joined politics and became one of the leaders of the Freedom Struggle as waged by Mahatma Gandhi, and went to jail. Later on he gave up Gandhi's ideal and turned to Sri Aurobindo. He joined Sri Aurobindo... Sri Aurobindo's revolutionary action. Resigning from the I.C.S., Subhash Bose entered the freedom movement and joined the Congress soon after his return to India in 1921. He worked with Chittaranjan Das, was imprisoned many times, and tried to orient the Congress towards firm action. In 1939, he fell out with Gandhi and the Congress, escaped in 1941 from house arrest, fled to Europe and stayed for a ...
... of gratitude to those from whom we have received in abundant measure help, support, love and contribution through concrete inputs, we must mention, as well as Sri Satprem, most importantly, Dr. Govinda Gopal Mukhopadhyay, who was the main initiating spirit behind this project. It is a matter of great regret that he is no more. He left his body on the 26 th of March, 2009, before he could see... distant seas and lands. Therefore I say that the man in his position is not only standing before the Bar of this Court, but before the Bar of the High Court of History” – thus said Deshbandhu C.R. Das during his peroration at the famous trial of Sri Aurobindo in Calcutta, in 1908. These prophetic words have been more than fulfilled, far beyond anybody’s ken and the process is further expanding ...
... ILIAD, 22 India , 10-12, 24-5, 57, 112, 189, 254 Indra, 134, 138, 144,203,272 JALANDHRIPADA, 280 Janaka, 49, 51 Jayadeva, 149 –Gita Govinda, 147 Jayanandi, 286 Joshi, Yogishananda Nath Nilkantha Sharma, 155 KALI, 265 Kalki, 149 Kamali, 260 Kanhu, 260-1, 263-5, 269-70; 274,280,... Chattopadhyaya, Ramakrishnaprasad, 170 Chinmoy, 193 Christ, 7 Collyrium, 188 Corneille, 1I4 DAMANAKA, 77 Dante, 114 Darika, 279 Das, Jagadish Chandra, 182-3 Dasharatha, 56 Devi, Aruna, 194-5 Devi, Sahana, 185-7 Devi, Vma, 181 Dhama, 286 Dhanapala, 239 Dhendhanpa, 278 Dhritarashtra ...
... tree! Govinda, go and fetch a can of water. Bhola, cut down a nice thick bamboo and bring it, quickly! We must put a fence round it, or our cow Kali will eat up my tree." Page 540 Digambari was in a sizzling temper that morning, "A banyan tree in the middle of the courtyard! I never heard of anything so absurd in my life." Ram made as if he had not heard. Meanwhile Govinda had fetched... the courtyard, Ram?" Ram was amazed. "What will I do? Why, think what soothing shade we are going to have when the tree grows! Hah, Govinda don't point at it! And . . . and... when it grows big, I'll... well, for one thing, hang up a hammock there for Govinda. Bhola! the fence must be at least this high, or the incorrigible Kali will stretch out her neck and eat it up.... Give it to me, give me... Shyamlal, a village elder Narayani, his wife Ramlal, his younger step-brother Nrityakali (Netya), their maid Bhola, their servant Bhoga Bagdi, a fisherman Govinda, the five year old son of Shyamlal and Narayani Nilmoni Sarkar, a village doctor Digambari, Narayani's widowed mother Surodhuni, Narayani's younger sister I Randal's ...
... Moghul or Briton, but from a small privileged class. On the other hand, the strength and success of the Marathas and Sikhs in the eighteenth century was due to the policy of Shivaji and Guru Govinda which called the whole nation into the fighting line. 27 When that cohesion or that discipline failed, the Mahratta and the Sikh power also dissipated itself. Then alien rule could thrive... incorporate a Bande Mataram Company to raise the necessary finance. 5 In the meantime, Subodh and Nirod Mullick offered to keep the paper going, and Bepin Pal, enjoying as he did the support of C.R. Das and others, remained editor; but differences unfortunately developed between him and two of the editorial assistants, Shyamsundar Chakravarti and Hemendra Prasad Ghose, and so Pal retired towards... Lt. Governor wrote to Minto on 12 September: "We cannot catch him [Pal] for his speech; but an Indian Magistrate has given him six months for silence!" (Quoted from the Minto Papers in M. N. Das's India under Morley and Minto, p. 135) Page 246 the first principle of politics and the necessity and national self-perseveration". But the Government had gone about witch-hunting ...
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