Show Notes
We read today on the aspect of Sri Aurobindo of a revolutionary and worshipper of Kali from the following poems: To weep because a glorious sun [CWSA 2:182] What is this talk [CWSA 2:182] Invitation [CWSA 2:201] Baji Prabhou [CWSA 2:293-308] In the moonlight [CWSA 2:237-244] Bhavani Bharati [CWSA 9:687-693]
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