The Supramental Transformation, The Supramental Evolution Must

There Is The Physical Mind Which Is Mechanical But The Awareness Which Is The Essential Character (dharma) Of The Mind Is Also To Some Extent Present There.

Indian Religion Has Always Felt That Since The Minds, The Temperaments And The Intellectual Affinities Of Men Are Unlimited In Their Variety, A Perfect Liberty Of Thought And Of Worship Must Be Allowed To The Individual In His Approach To The Infinite.

India Of The Ages Is Not Dead Nor Has She Spoken Her Last Creative Word; She Lives And Has Still Something To Do For Herself And The Human Peoples. And That Which Must Seek Now To Awake Is Not An Anglicised Oriental People, Docile Pupil Of The West And Doomed To Repeat The Cycle Of The Occident's Success And Failure, But Still The Ancient Immemorable Shakti Recovering Her Deepest Self, Lifting Her Head Higher Towards The Supreme Source Of Light And Strength And Turning To Discover The Complete Meaning And A Vaster Form Of Her Dharma.

The Highest Aim Of The Aesthetic Being Is To Find The Divine Through Beauty; The Highest Art Is That Which By An Inspired Use Of Significant And Interpretative Form Unseals The Door Of The Spirit.

The Language Of The Veda Itself Is Sruti, A Rhythm Not Composed By The Intellect But Heard, A Divine Word That Same Vibrating Out Of The Infinite To The Inner Audience Of The Man Who Had Previously Made Himself Fit Fot The Impersonal Knowledge.