Uploaded December 2018 | Updated September 2026, 17 minutes ago
“Mahatma Gandhi & Sri Aurobindo with Sraddhalu Ranade, Alok Pandey & Bob Smith is one title for the offering; "Overcoming the Legacy of Mohandas Gandhi" is another. In it Gandhi's influence is discussed as negatively shaping India’s (and the world’s) psychology, philosophy and spirituality for the past 100 years. Sraddhalu Ranade sheds light on Gandhi’s influence and what Sri Aurobindo’s and the Mother’s relationship with him was. Psychiatrist Dr. Alok Pandey discusses the extremely damaging psychology used by Gandhi, inevitably leading the believer into locked up feelings of hatred, anger and rage. Gandhi's way is partly responsible for the tragic and horrific partition of India, and this is well discussed by Sraddhalu. In the middle of the offering comes a short prose poem that deepens the conversation, the title being: “Overcoming the Legacy of Mohandas Gandhi”, written and read by Bob Smith. Sraddhalu’s words come mainly from “Evenings with Sraddhalu by Narad: 1 & 3”. There is some background art in the offering, produced by Living Light Productions.
“Mahatma Gandhi & Sri Aurobindo with Sraddhalu Ranade, Alok Pandey & Bob Smith is one title for the offering; "Overcoming the Legacy of Mohandas Gandhi" is another. In it Gandhi's influence is discussed as negatively shaping India’s (and the world’s) psychology, philosophy and spirituality for the past 100 years. Sraddhalu Ranade sheds light on Gandhi’s influence and what Sri Aurobindo’s and the Mother’s relationship with him was. Psychiatrist Dr. Alok Pandey discusses the extremely damaging psychology used by Gandhi, inevitably leading the believer into locked up feelings of hatred, anger and rage. Gandhi's way is partly responsible for the tragic and horrific partition of India, and this is well discussed by Sraddhalu. In the middle of the offering comes a short prose poem that deepens the conversation, the title being: “Overcoming the Legacy of Mohandas Gandhi”, written and read by Bob Smith. Sraddhalu’s words come mainly from “Evenings with Sraddhalu by Narad: 1 & 3”. There is some background art in the offering, produced by Living Light Productions.
