Meta- history: The unfoldment and fulfilment of human destiny / V. Madhusudan Reddy
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TextLanguage: English Publication details: Hyderabad : Aurobindo trust, 1984Description: 176 p. : Ill. ; 24 cmSubject(s): DDC classification: - 23 901 RED
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1. Understanding Meta-History
2. A Vision of History
3. The Anthem of Human Unity
4. Spiritual Fellowship
5. History as Divine Fulfilment
6. Civilisation and Values
7. The Need for a Civilisation of New Consciousness
Meta-history: The unfoldment and fulfilment of human destiny by V. Madhusudan Reddy explores the concept of "Meta-history," going beyond a purely linear or material understanding of historical events. The book is deeply influenced by Sri Aurobindo's vision and presents history not merely as a record of past occurrences, but as a purposeful unfolding towards a divine fulfillment and the realization of human destiny.
Reddy argues that human civilization is at a critical juncture, facing decline, and that a new consciousness is essential to salvage it. He posits that the "Truth-Consciousness" should be the true focus of history, suggesting a progressive manifestation of the Divine on Earth. This perspective aims to overcome fatalism and determinism, viewing history as a dynamic process guided by a supreme will. The book discusses the evolution of human destiny, emphasizing the complementary nature of Eastern and Western outlooks and the urgent need for a civilization of new consciousness. It draws upon philosophical and spiritual insights to offer a vision of human unity and spiritual fellowship as integral to this unfoldment.
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