Audio Recordings
Some selected recordings of talks and lectures given by Sri Chinmoy at various universities.
Listen to Audio Recording - Lecture: Poet and Poetry University of Washington
"...There are three types of poets: ordinary poets, great poets and seer-poets. Ordinary poets grow like mushrooms in infinite number. The great poets are few and far between and are also known as born poets. The seer-poets are of the supreme heights. A seer is he who envisions the present, the past and the future all at once..." (excerpt from: Poet and Poetry)
Listen to Audio Recording - Lecture: Indian Philosphy - A Glimpse Florida International University
Indian philosophy does not subscribe to the salvation from sin philosophy. Indian philosophy subscribes to the liberation from ignorance-night philosophy. It offers to humanity an unparalleled prayer:
"Lead me from the unreal to the Real.
Lead me from darkness to Light.
Lead me from death to Immortality." (excerpt from: Indian Philosophy - A Glimpse)
Listen to Audio Recording - Lecture: Poetry - the Winner University of British Columbia
"...A poet sees what we cannot see-the highest Beauty's golden crown, the deepest Beauty's golden throne.
A poet feels what we cannot feel-oneness with the sorrows of Eternity, oneness with the joys of Infinity...." (excerpt from: Poetry the Winner)
Listen to Audio Recording: - Lecture: Creativity - The Amalgam of Sorrows and Joys University of Victoria
"The heart is a creativity. So also is love.
The heart says to love, "I have you."
Love says to the heart, "You I am." (excerpt from The Amalgam of Sorrows and Joys)
Listen to Audio Recording - Lecture: My Peace-Education-Life University of Texas
"...Mine is a mind-jungle totally empty of peace.
Mine is a heart-garden flooded with peace.
The divine in us embraces peace.
The human in us longs for peace.
The animal in us destroys peace..." (Excerpt from: My Peace-Education-Life)
See:
- Blessingful Invitations from the University World at Radio Sri Chinmoy
- Lectures available at iTunes
- These audio recordings use m4a files you can listen using Apple QuickTime download
- here: Quick Time Download
