Purodha

Purodha is, a quarterly published in Pondicherry in India magazine of Sri Aurobindo Society. The journal is published in the languages ​​of Hindi and Bengali since before the Second World War. Your job is mainly to highlight the teachings of the integral yoga and spread. These were established by the Indian mystic and teacher, Swami Sri Aurobindo and further developed after the guru of the Sri Aurobindo Society death.

The word Purodha is Sanskrit and means something like torchbearers, so someone who brings light, wearing a source of enlightenment or spiritual knowledge, and so other supported in their personal yoga, find the path of meditation or contemplation and go, no matter which school, and so to come closer to God. In a more specific sense, Purodha is a person who in an assistant role to the teacher in a yoga class or a yoga school learners usually stands to the side and serves as a role model. For this Purodha is used as a name or a title. In the Ananda Marga teachings of Purodha is chosen and acts as a priest on behalf of the absent guru. Purodha is also one of the ninety-nine names of the divine in their Hindu, Indian / Nepalese expression.