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COME CARPENTIER DE GOURDON is currently the Convener of the Editorial Board of the WORLD AFFAIRS JOURNAL, a quarterly publication dedicated to international issues, sponsored by the Kapur Surya Foundation (a co-sponsor of the “World Public Forum for Dialogue of Civilisations”) New Delhi, India.

He shares his time between India, France, Italy and Switzerland. He has lived and traveled in more than fifty countries on four continents.

He is also a consultant to Indfos Industries Ltd, a company founded and chaired by the well known Indian philosopher, futurologist and engineer J.C. Kapur, and continues to provide consulting services to various other companies in India and Europe.

Some of Come Carpentier’s conclusions in this and other related fields are quoted in the US-published book “EXOPOLITICS, How does one speak to a ball of Light” by Paola Leopizzi Harris (2007) ( www.exopoliticsinstitute.org).

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MYTH AND COSMOGRAPHY

One of the very important aspects of mythological thoughts involves its relationship to geographic space and to the symbology of the compass. Physical geography is regarded in that intellectual context as the manifestation or shadow of the mundus imaginalis so that all features of the material world have spiritual dimensions. Thus, East, the abode of the rising Sun is the “Origin”: Orient whence comes light and life but it is also the past in the continuum of time whereas West, the Occident, the sea of darkness where the Sun dies -“occire” is the old french word for killing and a euphemism familiar to various languages equates “going to the west” with dying – enshrines the future.

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FROM INDIA TO INFINITY

His recent book is:

FROM INDIA TO INFINITY
This is a collection of essays dedicated to  India’s past and present, its role and mission in the world and the contributions it has made and continues to make to the spiritual and material capital of humanity.

After looking at some of the many factors, internal and foreign, that have contributed to the formation of the nation as it is today, the book explores various aspects of the harmonic convergence that can be observed to take place between contemporary scientific discoveries and philosophical insights and the esoteric Indian teachings and symbolic representations concerning the cosmos,  nature’s laws, life and consciousness.

India’s intellectual civilization has been since its remote Vedic origins centered on the notion of infinity in time and space, though it was also  constantly and simultaneously aware of the impermanence and elusive character of all creation. This book proposes a reflection of the paradoxical but essential connection between seemingly “hard” realities found in history, geopolitics and the economy and the “soft” contemplative truth of metaphysics, mythology and mysticism. That perspective emanates from Patanjali’s Yoga Sutra and Buddhist scriptures which account for the world as a process of dynamic interaction between consciousness and the inchoate matter in which it watches its own endlessly varying and shifting image.

Review at news.exopoliticsinstitute.org/index.php/from-india-to-infinity567/

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MEMORIES OF A HUNDRED AND ONE MOONS - An Indian Odyssey, is now available for sale on line.

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Initiation Versus Revelation

A meditation on mythological psychology reveals that the relationship it assumes between mankind and godhead brings about an in-depth understanding of the very nature of humanity. It may also induce us to abandon the long-held opposition between initiation, dear to "neolithic".

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Mithya, Mythos & Mithal

"Mithya": (Samskrt): a fantasy; an unreal, misleading appearance beheld in dream or hallucination.
"Mythos" (Greek): a fictional, imaginary story.
"MithaJ" or "Mathal" (Arabic): a symbol, an allegorical figure or vision.

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Conflict or Convergence

Come Carpentier is a contributor to the following book (he is the author of the chapter on India's foreign policy):
"CONFLICT OR CONVERGENCE - The Challenges of Foreign Policy in a Globalized World", edited by Federiga Bindi and Irina Angelescu (Brookings Institution, 2012)):

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