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KARMAYOGIN
A WEEKLY REVIEW
OF National Religion, Literature, Science,
Philosophy, &c.,
30th Magh 1316.
No. 32
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PASSING THOUGHTS. hon had to get the shent first of the appointment in the United States,
trained and sensitive trate and then The contrast is indicative of the imYodantle Art
of the average mind before it could mense gulf between the tooming The progress a new tendency or be mid to be universally recognised. wealth of America and the minerablus new movement is making can be the real qnestion in whether the 1 ingligence of India, and the richest tueasured by the mount of opponi. Vedantie style hay anything in it country in the world. Atnerien IN tion it meets, And it is encouraging that is true, deep and universal, the land nbove will Innds where onto note that the revival of Indian whether it has a motive, power of joyment, bhoga, is frankly ruong. Art is exciting intellectual oppo- interpretation, A MIO in making nized and norepted. Indir, mung nents to adverse criticism. Mr. Vincent Truth reveal itself in form, such as
seal itself in form, such as would way in the land above all Smith, solid and well-equipped will ensure ita conquest of preju
lands where bhoga in sternly refused. scholar and historian but not hith
dicen breed purely an inability to That is the chon view; we are erto noted as an art-critic, recently receive or welcome new impressions.
not inclined to think it the correct lectored on Indian Arlo Ancient and The answer to that crucial question view. The nuceticism of India i modern. It is not wurprining that cannot be doubtful Verlantic Art # phase, A chameteristic of # civili he should find little to prise in the reveala wpirit, kentin truth, the Sition dominated by an unfavour. chureteristic Vedantic Art of our soul in the way, the lasting type able environment and driven in cruntry and meal to limit ita excel or ider in the mutable form with upon ithelf, The classical period when lener to a fork musterpiecen. Neith power and masterly revelation of Indin was full of life, activity do Ar in it anrprising thu ho should which Eunun art in incapable. velopment, abounding vigour lefend. object to the revival of the national it in therefore Mum to conquering herself muccessfully against the traditions as restoring Bryhminic European stenlily allinn thought impact of the outer burburinn, was veprateness from the traditions of And knowledge are conytering the period of frnk and lavinh onios the root of the world. These are hard and arrow materialism of the ment far more intellectual, artistie; arguments that are as obvious as nineteenth century.
perfect than any thing Europe has they are superficial. But it is Ascetielam and Enjoyment.
ever been capable of even at its strauga to find him basing his opi- Small things are often indicativo best. In yet older literature we niow she io feriority of the Vedan- of gront and far-reaching tendencier find the tre spirit of India, 1 splentic glo on its appeal not being While glancing at the Modern did capacity for bhoga and traga universal This merely means Review,-- Always the best worth in their highest terms, the utter that the Verlantic notive and pon- perusnl of our Indian monthlien, - enjoyment of the householder, the
entinen are new to the Enropen our attention was arrested by A utter renunciation of the mannyasin. mind, and the average eye, e lavod slight illustrated article on Railways | To take the utinast joy of life, to be to old w eintion cangOt iramel in India and Anrica. The writer capable of the utmost renuncintion diately welcome what is now and contraste the squalor, indigence and of life, at one and the same time ill-understood. Every new step for discomfort of railway travelling in in the same mind and body, to bn wand in Artistic tradition within this Paradise of the officient Anglo- master of both capacities and bound Barone itself his beun met by the Indian with the lavish comfort and by neither,--this was the secina of same tiited compreloquion and opylence of railway Furnishings and India, the mighty discipline of
