825 — Number of the plant
at the book: The Mother. The Spiritual Significance of Flowers.- 1-st Ed. / Sri Aurobindo Ashram Trust, Pondicherry (India).- Singapore: Ho Printing, 2000.- ISBN 81-7058-609-7
Classification
► Division Magnoliophyta - Flowering plants
► Class Magnoliopsida - Dicotyledons
► Subclass Dilleniidae
► Order Capparales
► Family Moringaceae - Horse-radish tree family
► Genus Moringa Adans. - Moringa
Synonyms
(=) Guilandina moringa L.
(=) Moringa moringa (L.) Small
(=) Moringa pterygosperma Gaertn., nom. illeg.
Common names
Behen tree (English)
Behn tree (English)
Ben (English)
Ben tree (English)
Ben-oil-tree (English)
Bridal veil (English)
Coatli (English)
Drumstick (English)
Drumsticktree (English)
Horseradish-tree (English)
Moringa (English)
Néverdié (English)
Oil of Ben tree (English)
West Indian ben (English)
Ben ailée (French)
Ben oléifère (French)
Moringa ailée (French)
Mouroungue (French)
Pois quénique (French)
Behennødtræ (Danish)
Benboom (Dutch)
Peperwortel boom (Dutch)
Behenbaum (German)
Behennussbaum (German)
Meerrettichbaum (German)
Been (Italian)
Bemen (Italian)
Acácia branca (Portuguese)
Moringa (Portuguese)
Moringueiro (Portuguese)
Muringueiro (Portuguese)
Моринга олейфера (Russian)
Arbol de las perlas (Spanish)
Arbol do los aspáragos (Spanish)
Ben (Spanish)
Maranga (Spanish)
Paraíso (Spanish)
Habbah ghaliah (Arabic)
Rawag (Sudan (Arabic))
Shagara al ruway (Sudan (Arabic))
Sājanā (India (Bengali))
Suragavo (India (Gujarati))
Munagā (India (Hindi))
Muruggai (India (Hindi))
Sahijan (India (Hindi))
Sanjna (India (Hindi))
Segra (India (Hindi))
Segva (India (Hindi))
Sekta ni sing (India (Hindi))
Senjana (India (Hindi))
Shajmah (India (Hindi))
Shajna (India (Hindi))
Shajnah (India (Hindi))
Shekta (India (Hindi))
Moringa (India (Malayalam))
Muringa (India (Malayalam))
Sigru (India (Malayalam))
Sujna (India (Marathi))
Munigha (India (Oriya))
Sajina (India (Oriya))
Saajinā (India (Punjabi))
Sigru (India (Sanskrit))
Sobhan jana (India (Sanskrit))
Sobhanjana (India (Sanskrit))
Murungai (India (Tamil))
Murunkai (India (Tamil))
Sajana (India (Telugu))
Dan da lun (Burmese)
Dandalonbin (Burmese)
Kalor (Indonesia (Malay))
Daem mrom (Khmer)
Kelor (Malay)
Murunga (Singapore)
Malungai (Tagalog (Malay))
Malunggay talbos (Tagalog (Malay))
Mulangai (Tagalog (Malay))
Mulangay (Tagalog (Malay))
Ka naeng doeng (Thai)
Ma khon kom (Thai)
Ma rum (bean, pod) (Thai)
Phak i huem (Thai)
Phak i hum (Thai)
Phak ma rum (leaves) (Thai)
Phak nuea kai (Thai)
Se cho ya (Thai)
Chùm ngây (Vietnamese)
La mu (Chinese)
Wasabi no ki (Japanese)
Barambo (Hausa)
Danga (Hausa)
Samarin (Hausa)
Zogale (Hausa)
Zôgala gandi (Niger (Hausa))
Bagaruwar maka (Nigeria (Hausa))
Bagaruwar masar (Nigeria (Hausa))
Koraukin zaila (Nigeria (Hausa))
Rimin nacara (Nigeria (Hausa))
Rimin turawa (Nigeria (Hausa))
Shipka hali (Nigeria (Hausa))
Shuka halinka (Nigeria (Hausa))
Zogalla-gandi (Nigeria (Hausa))
Ewe igbale (Nigeria (Yoruba))
Ewé ilé (Nigeria (Yoruba))
Idagbo monoye (Nigeria (Yoruba))
Mlonge (Swahili)
Mlongo (Swahili)
Mronge (Swahili)
Mrongo (Swahili)
Mzungu (Swahili)
Mzunze (Swahili)
Ewé igbale (Yoruba)
Quiabo-da-quina (Brazil (Portuguese))
Marango (Costa Rica (Spanish))
Palo de abejas (Dominican Republic (Spanish))
Palo de aceite (Dominican Republic (Spanish))
Paraíso blanco (Guatemala (Spanish))
Perlas (Guatemala (Spanish))
Maranga calalu (Honduras (Spanish))
Jacinto (Panama (Spanish))
Jasmin francés (Puerto Rico (Spanish))
Resada (Puerto Rico (Spanish))
Benzolive-tree (USA (English))
Description
Small fragrant cream white flower with four lower recurved petals, an erect central petal behind the conspicuous yellow anthers and five white sepals that curve downward below the petals; borne in axillary panicles. A commonly cultivated small tree with rounded pinnate leaves and long narrow pods, used as a vegetable in an unripe state.
It is good to do exercises and to lead a simple and hygienic life, but for the body to be truly perfect, it must open to the divine forces, it must be subject only to the divine influence, it must aspire constantly to realise the Divine.
The Mother. Collected Works of the Mother.- Volume 15. - Words of the Mother
A clear and precise vision of what is to be done and a steady, calm and firm will to have it done are the essential conditions for an organisation to be run properly.
The Mother. Collected Works of the Mother.- Volume 17. - More answers from the Mother
Well, for oneself, one must organise one's own things... And those who can do that are generally those who can put their ideas into order and can also organise their character and can finally control their movements. And then, if you make progress, you succeed in governing your physical life; you begin to have a control over your physical movements. If you take life in that way, truly it be comes interesting. If one lives in a confusion, a disorder, an inner and outer chaos in which everything is mixed up and one is conscious of nothing and still less is master of things, this is not living.
The Mother. Collected Works of the Mother.- Volume 6. - Questions And Answers (1954)
Organise your life, your work, your consciousness.
Organisation consists in putting each thing in its true place.
The Mother. Collected Works of the Mother.- Volume 17. - More answers from the Mother