Lenin - Precontent
LENIN
AND THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTIN
Illumination, Heroism and Harmony
LENIN
AND THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION
General Editor: Kireet Joshi
Lenin... he was a brain.
—The Mother
The mental man, the man of a self-dominating and self-formative mind and will conscious of an ideal and turned towards its realisation, the high intellect, the thinker, the sage, less kinetic and immediately effective than the vital man, who is the man of action and outer swift life-fulfilment, but as powerful and eventually even more powerful to open new vistas to the race, is the normal summit of Nature's evolutionary formation on the human plane.
— Sri Aurobindo, The Life Divine, SABCL Vol. 19, p. 7201
1. The above lines seem to be an apt description of the personality and work of Lenin (Ed).
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