Nishkriti : Bengali novel by Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyaya.
... lacking in originality and Page 253 life. However, I may be mistaken; a writer's opinions on his productions generally are. I am again obliged to put off the niskriti from Nishkriti 101 till tomorrow as it is 4.30 a.m. and I have not finished my other work. By the way what does this title really mean or refer to_ is it a riddance or a deliverance and, in any case, whose from... Page 261 old Rishis were always complaining, for each time the tapas broke they had to start afresh till it was reconstructed. Tonight, I think I shall have time for work on the Nishkriti. I have in fact started making minor improvements and marking the passages where the style is deficient and the inspiration for the right change does not immediately come. I shall also look at the... psychic preparation instead. But if that back- ground were not there, there could be no objection to the continuance of the meditation. May 5, 1935 I send you the last chapter of "Nishkriti" but keep Raihana's inspiration for today. I have made something for the badrastha nei—very long, Page 272 but as you say, what to do? There is no way in English of putting all that ...
... good tailoress. 100. "Urvasie": one of Sri Aurobindo's narrative poems. The theme, love of King Pururavas of the lunar dynasty and the nymph Urvasie, is taken from the Mahabharata. 101. Nishkriti: a Bengali novel by Sarat Chandra Chatterji, translated by Dilip and revised by Sri Aurobindo. 102. Goloka is the Vaishnava heaven of eternal Beauty and Bliss. Page 399 Literally ...
... are right they are useless,—what matters is what the word means, not what something else meant which gave birth to the word. Notes on Usage Apropos of a Translation of Sarat Chandra Chatterji's Nishkriti Above a typed copy of this letter, Sri Aurobindo wrote the jocular heading: "Note on the red marks in the proof of 'The Deliverance'"—Ed. I have gone carefully through the proof of the first ...
... thought, + six kirtans 23 = seventy songs. So I told her then I will have to write to the publishers washing my hands of this job. She wants to weave, you see, and therefore I had to give her Nishkriti as she put it—in a huff. I came back and puffed with heroism said, "Never you mind, old fellow, you have undertaken Page 76 it and you can't back out." So it will be hard work for ...
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