The inner being is not usually unquiet but it can be quiet or unquiet like the outer.Doshi, Nagin
Guidance from Sri Aurobindo
Volume 1. 1933-34
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Sri Aurobindo — Doshi, Nagin
1934
1934
It means that you feel a consciousness within you which is calm and silent, not disturbed by external thoughts, grief or disturbance – as when the sea is disturbed on the surface but below the surface all is still and calm.
To throw oneself out means to externalise the consciousness so that it is dispersed, not concentrated, running about after outer things, obeying superficial and lower impulses and without contact with the inner being.
The inner being is not usually unquiet but it can be quiet or unquiet like the outer.
The psychic can have peace behind it – but the inner mind, vital and physical are not necessarily silent – they are full of movements. It is the higher consciousness that has a basis of peace.
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Doshi, Nagin. Guidance from Sri Aurobindo: Letters to a Young Disciple.- In 3 volumes.- Volume 1. 1933-34
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