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Apropos the Editorial: those who have learnt the "art of managing time" are generally the achievers & their nature and temperament makes no distinction between professional and personal/private life. They are driven by rajasic guna but with tapasya they can switch over to a satwic mode in pursuit of the Divine Will.
Kishan C. Sethi*
We have to guard our Indian Culture against any attack. It is the oldest surviving culture and we need men of vision as Sri Aurobindo to inspire us.
Jaywant Khandke*
I especially liked the story titled The Daffodil Principle—found it very meaningful and true.
Ruchi*
Suggestions from the Mother light up my path. Many more co-travellers too benefit along with me.
Indira*
That last issue with all that art work and flowers was so elegant – as if The Mother herself had designed and sanctioned it. The flowers appeared to jump out of the pages.
Phyllis Leewilliams