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Revision as of 10:56, 3 September 2019
The Golden Chain
“Medhananda: A Biographical Note”
Medhananda (1908 - 1994) joined the Sri Aurobindo Ashram in 1952, where he was put in charge of the Library. For many years he taught History of Religions at the Sri Aurobindo International Centre of Education (SAICE), a position he was well-qualified for by his life-long interest in and study of the spiritual cultures of different ages and parts of the world. In 1965 he became editor of the quarterly journal =1 ("Equals One").[1]
Articles
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Aliases:
- Balthazar
- Benedictus Montecrossa
- Cardinal Systems Manager Bene Trovato
- F. Radiata
- Imi Noa Mangus
- Lama Gompananda
- M. R. Talus
- Millicent Janet Gilder
- P. Daniel
- Plato Silenus
- Popi Tané
- S. O. Posia
- Space Traveller
- T. M. Radiata
- Te Ana Vava
- The Old Computer
- ↑ "About the authors Medhananda and Yvonne Artaud", http://www.medhananda.com/
See also
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