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Thoughts on Sri Aurobindo?
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No.1054
His book The Life Divine seems like maximum cognitive load, must've been a massive big brain jeet to build such a metaphysical architecture where every concept has a precise, technical definition and a specific location in a hierarchy.
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No.1056
>>1054(OP)
Is it worth the read?
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No.1057
>>1056
I am just looking at overviews of the The Life Divine, haven't read it yet.
From what I've seen, it's one of those books you should put in effort reading without acquiring comprehension because just as struggling to lift a heavy weight builds muscle even if you cannot fully lift it, the sheer mental effort of trying to understand a difficult book builds the brain strength needed to fight memory loss, regardless of whether you actually understand the text.
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No.1058
>>1057
I understand, thank you for sharing i will look into it.
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No.1059
>>1057
>>1058
I suggest taking it on after you have read some basic dharmic lit deeply. Because ofcourse you can do a surface skim
But a deep reading is where it comes alive
We honestly do not celebrate our intellectual heroes from this Era enough. Aurobindo was a big brain big dick nogga of his era
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No.1060
>>1059
Yep Aurobindo's works puts many of his western counterparts to shame.
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No.1206
>>1057
>the sheer mental effort of trying to understand a difficult book builds the brain strength needed to fight memory loss,
I wonder how much truth is their to it, but if their is even a fragment of truth to it, it is time to with out a doubt, brainmaxx
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No.1214
>>1206
Brain is a muscle. You use it. It gets stronger.
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No.1215
>>1214
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No.1231
>>1206
From what I've seen, there is indeed some evidence that mentally challenging activities like reading are associated with better memory and slower cognitive decline
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No.1238
>>1054(OP)
another failed normie like vivekananda with comonplace insights.
Personally I consider Tilak to be the best intellectual in class.
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No.1241
>>1238
Care to back that opinion with anything?
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No.1242
>>1241
what makes u think that he is some sigma thinker ?
Any trained scholar from Ivy League oe Ox-Bridge can write such sort of 'dense' texts.
Read some philosophy for gods sake.
