stellArium & ethereal counterparts

Satprem l'Homme après l'Homme (version intégrale en deux parties) Interview de Satprem   (30 October 1923 – 9 April 2007) par David Montemurri, qui a servi de base au film L'homme après l'homme. "On n'est pas dans une crise morale, on n'est pas dans une crise politique, financière, religieuse, on est dans une crise évolutive. On est en train de mourir à l'humanité pour naître à autre chose..." C'est ainsi que Satprem répond à David Montemurri qui lui pose, au cours de cet interview, un certain nombre de questions concernant la crise de la civilisation que nous traversons actuellement. Satprem - Interview (Audio) 1 - 4 "Il faut comprendre, où est le phénomène?" Tr è s rare interview (de Jacques Chancel) avec Satprem, "L'aventurier de l'interieur." Satprem parle de "Mère", Sri Aurobindo et Auroville. De son aventure interieur, de la douleur, de la revolution de la consci

Douce Mère   «Le Grand Sens».  C'est le temps du Grand Sens.  Nous regardons à droite ou à gauche, nous construisons des théories, réformons nos Églises, inventons des super-machines, et nous descendons dans la rue pour briser la Machine qui nous étouffe — nous nous débattons dans le petit sens. Quand le bateau terrestre est en train de couler, est-ce qu'il importe que les passagers coulent à droite ou à gauche, sous un drapeau noir ou rouge, ou bleu céleste ? Nos Églises ont déjà coulé : elles réforment leur poussière. Nos patries nous écrasent, nos machi­nes nous écrasent, nos Écoles nous écrasent, et nous construi­sons davantage de machines pour sortir de la Machine. Nous allons sur la lune, mais nous ne connaissons pas notre propre cœur ni notre destin terrestre. Et nous voulons améliorer l'exis­tant — mais ce n'est plus le temps d'améliorer l'existant : est-ce qu'on améliore la pourriture?...

A Conversation with Myself - Alan Watts A 1971 television recording with Alan Watts walking in the mountains and talking about the limitations of technology and the problem of trying to keep track of an infinite universe with a single tracked mind. Video posted by Alan's son and courtesy of alanwatts.com. 'Using an aesthetic now rarely seen on television, A Conversation With Myself captures, in only two unbroken shots, an informal “lecture” delivered by Watts straight to the viewer. Speaking first amid the abundant greenery surrounding his Mount Tamalpais cabin and then over a cup of ceremonial Japanese green tea (“good on a cold day”), he explains why he thinks we have thus far failed to comprehend the world and our interference with it.' - (Colin Marshall )

new moon chart for 15 October 2012, 12:02:31 gmt, 7e15 43n42 Sun conj. Moon 22°32 Libra symbol : Chantecleer's voice heralds sunrise Key: A creative and joyous response to life processes. The cock that crows as the first coloring of dawn appears at the eastern horizon is a beautiful symbol of the ability, demonstrated by all pioneers and cosmically attuned individuals, to give voice to what is as yet unmanifested, but is on the way to manifestation. At the ego level, chanticleer may feel that he makes the sun rise; but someday he will learn through painful experiences that to create is only to reveal what essentially is. It is the vivid recognition of the as-yet-unknown in the known. This symbol should make us think afresh about issues we too often take for granted. At every "sunrise" there are a few isolated witnesses that herald the coming of a new day. What is at stake here is the individual's capacity of RESPONSE TO LIFE'S RENEWALS — rene

"Sowing seed at dusk" - Constantin Meunier The Seed-Man I feel we are at the threshold of a new age and that we need now, more than anything else, a new approach to human relationships and to social organization. We need a planetary approach, we need a synthetic approach. We need something in which the individual learns his own function in the world, because if you are to have a global world, the individual has to be so well established in his own identity that he can afford to cooperate with other people all over the world, independent of their culture, their race, their traditions and so on. It is very important therefore, that one should learn how to establish oneself in one's own identity. We need a new type of human being. We need something which is based no longer so much on conflict, but on a full acceptance of the total human being, body, mind, soul, feelings, everything. An esthetic approach versus an ethical approach, so that you can see the