Theos-Talk Archives (November 2000 Message tt00237)

This sounds like a "poem" to me my friends, a "literary device" if 
you will.

- Art



--- In theos-talk@egroups.com, "Nick Weeks" <nick.weeks@a...> 
wrote:
> Daniel:
> > Aurobindo on Master KH:
> > 
> > "Once when I was practising yoga, He
> > whom the Theosophists call Master K.H.
> > came and stood before me and watched
> > my yoga. I requested him to accept me
> > as his disciple; but he said, 'Your 
> > Master is different.'"
> > 
> > Quoted on p. 214 of HAMMER ON THE 
> > MOUNTAIN by Howard Murphet. I believe
> > I verified that this quote
> > is from MAHAYOGI SRI AUROBINDO by Diwaker 
> > but will have to find my notes.
> > 
> > I do know that in Aurobindo's collected
> > writing [Works, 30 vols] you can find a 
> > poem of his titled "The Mahatma Kuthumi."
> 
> Here is part of the poem quoted in HAMMER ON THE 
MOUNTAIN:
> 
> And I [i.e. Kuthumi] walk
> Amid men choosing my instruments,
> Testing, rejecting, confirming souls,
> Vessels of Spirit for the Golden Age (which) in Kali comes.
> 
> See MAHAYOGI SRI AUROBINDO by RR Diwaker, Appendix III, 
pp. 248-9
> 
> Nicholas