Enthusiasm is quite possibly the most important ingredient of any new venture. Without it, there is nothing exceptional, spontaneous or living about what one is trying to create. Your Voice is a section where we invite opinions and view points from our readers and where we showcase letters with suggestions, ideas, support and criticism. We entreat you to feel free and write to us about anything that may strike you regarding Next Future in its concrete form as well as from a larger perspective. There is a possibility that we may not have enough space to feature all letters coming in, but we will try our utmost to do so.
I love reading your magazines online. It refreshes my day and brings meaning in to my life. I have great faith in the Mother and her philosophy.
Sulagna Ghosh
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As always I look forward to the words of Sri Aurobindo and the Mother brought out so imaginatively and with devotion in the website and publications. The meaning and the message for changing moments in life provides the true guidance and light, in the eternal dance of Creation. We are the fortunate lot to have a road map, laboured for in detail, by Sri Aurobindo and the Mother. That, one is enabled to tread the path with resolve and accuracy, even in the midst of noise and chaos of illusions, is the prayer.
Vikram
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As regards the January issue apart from my regular favourite articles & authors , I found two more interesting topics. One such is about importance & the qualities of Sanskrit & the NASA findings. Could we know in your future articles whether any fresh attempts made for the application of those findings.
Today when everyone is looking at the Globalisation only from the economic window , I find Dr. Stephen White 's article very interesting. Particularly because he is looking at the basic problem, that is, Education and the solution that he feels suitable is based on Sri Aurobindo's thoughts.
Narendra
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The articles are very profound and in many ways thought provoking. They help me evolve in a better way and also inspire me to write something interesting. I can experience the resonance of the Divine from the entire scheme of the articles. Its a reflection of hard work of the entire team involved in the making of it.
Priya Vaidya
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An absolutely beautiful publication. I generally don't enjoy reading publications online, however, the look, the feel, the beautiful and inspiring content all offset by the soothing music presented as a prelude, make this publication a joy to read. One suggestion I might make is to explore the possibility of dividing the articles (especially the longer ones) into two columns for easier reading. The long lines across the page can be a bit more difficult for the eyes to follow on a computer screen.
Grace Aroha