All Life Is Yoga: Numbers and Astrology
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"It is not completely true that man‘s life is governed by the stars. The conjunctions of the stars are an indication of the forces, especially vital and physical forces. They exert a certain influence on man and the course of his life. It was, perhaps, the Chaldean occultists who found the inner basis of these calculations. Now, only tradition remains. Astrology is not yet an exact science; it is not purely mental. It is the man whose mind can touch the forces that are behind the stars who can make correct predictions. What is important for man is the inner life and on that the stars have little influence." – Sri Aurobindo
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All Life Is Yoga - Sri Aurobindo
NUMBERS AND ASTROLOGY
Chapter 1
Significance of Dates
Words of the Mother
Sweet Mother, I have a question to ask you but it is not my own it is someone else’s.
Ah! let us see.
Why? That person isn’t here?... He is afraid to speak! All right, ask your question.
It is often said, or predicted, that the numbers 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, (23 April 56) will have a special significance for the Ashram. Is this true?
I can reply with a joke, if you like. There’s talk now about changing the calendar; if it is changed, the numbers will be changed, and then the whole of History will have gone, flown away!
It is a convention, you see.
Obviously, if the convention is generalised, as is the case with the calendar, it can become a very powerful formation. But it must be very widely adopted to become a powerful formation. What I call formations
are images which can be animated by a force and taken as symbols. Some people create images for themselves and use them as their own symbols; and for them they may be very useful and valid, as, for instance, the symbols of dreams. But these are valid only for them, they are purely subjective. While, if you take the calendar which has been adopted by almost all human beings, your symbol can act on a much wider field; but the origin is the same, it is a convention. Naturally, these are things we are used to, for they were like that when we were small children; but it depends on the country of one’s birth and the community in which one is born.
There are communities which count differently. And so, for them, other numbers at other times have a symbolic significance. Only, if our formation – the one in which you are born, which you have adopted – if this formation is adopted by the vast majority of men, you will be able to act on this majority by acting through this formation. You can act through a formation only to the extent to which it is adopted by a certain number of people. It is purely conventional. We began counting from a certain date – which, besides, was chosen quite arbitrarily – and so the numbers came to be what they are today. But, for instance, one has only to visit a Muslim community, where they started counting from – I don’t know whether it is the birth or the death of Mohammed – and their numbers are quite different. So, if you go and tell them: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
, they will say, What does your number mean, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6? Nothing at all.
These things can be taken usefully as symbols and as a means of bringing a more subtle world in contact with a more material world. They may be used in this way, that’s all.
But if, instead of the millions of people who use the present calendar, there were only three or four, it would be pointless to say that these numbers are symbolic. They would be symbolic only for these three or four people. Therefore, it is not the thing in itself which counts, it is the extent of its usage. That’s what’s important.
People make the same mistake with the stars and horoscopes. It is quite simply a language and a convention, and if this convention is adopted, it may be utilised to do a certain work. But it has only a relative value in proportion to the number of people who have adopted