What image comes to our mind when we think of a warrior? Mostly, we think about someone in a battlefield, armed with weapons or maybe not, but fighting against the enemies. The image is symbolic. There are battles to be fought, but the most necessary and urgent battles worth fighting for are present within us. The outer battlefields are a symbol of the battles waging inside of us. And we are all born to be warriors!
But what are these battles to be fought within? And against whom? What after all, in life, is the way of a Warrior? And why is it important for us to understand it? -- Let us explore.
“We fight to win sublime Wisdom, therefore men call us warriors.” For Wisdom implies the choice as well as the knowledge of that which is best, noblest, most luminous, most divine. Certainly, it means also the knowledge of all things and charity and reverence for all things, even the most apparently mean, ugly or dark, for the sake of the universal Deity who chooses to dwell equally in all. But, also, the law of right action is a choice, the preference of that which expresses the godhead to that which conceals it. And the choice entails a battle, a struggle. It is not easily made, it is not easily enforced.
Whoever makes that choice, whoever seeks to climb from level to level up the hill of the Divine, fearing nothing, deterred by no retardation or defeat, shrinking from no vastness because it is too vast for his intelligence, no height because it is too high for his spirit, no greatness because it is too great for his force and courage, he is the Aryan, the divine fighter and victor, the noble man, aristos, best, the śreṣṭha of the Gita. -- Sri Aurobindo
13th August
09.30 am James Anderson: Walking Through the Furnace
10.30 am Refreshments
11.00 am Divyanshi Chugh: Radha: The Warrior of Divine Love
12.00 pm Manoj Pavithran: The Paradox of Battle for Oneness
01.00 pm Lunch
02.30 pm Arul Dev: Heart Melting in Flame
03.30 pm Dr. Monica Gulati: The Daily Life of a Warrior
04.30 pm Tea
05.00 pm Sahana Savitri: Embracing Warrior Spirit: Insights from Kalaripayattu
06.00 pm Close
14th August
09.30 am Dr. Alok Pandey: The Inner War
10.30 Refreshments
11.00 am Ankita Sharma: When Maa Kali Takes Over
12.00 pm Shweta C. Rajurkar: Forward, Ever Forward!
01.00 pm Lunch
2.30 pm Dr. Gitanjali J. Angmo: Dharma-Yuddha Beyond the Battlefield: Warrior of Consciousness
3.30 pm Group Sharing
4.30 pm Tea
5.00 pm Dr. Soumitra Basu: The Occult War
6.00pm Close
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