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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>'''Marguerite (Maggi) Lidchi-Grassi''' (born 1930 in Paris) is a writer and spiritual teacher.<br />
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==Life and writings==<br />
During World War II, she lived in South Africa, but later returned to Paris, where she encountered a cousin who had survived [[Auschwitz]].<ref>[http://www.indianexpress.com/news/hitler-and-the-battle-of-kurukshetra/776742/ The Indian Express: Hitler and the Battle of Kurukshetra]</ref> An attempt to understand why things went wrong led her, at the age of seventeen, to discover the works of [[Sri Aurobindo]]. In 1959, married and once again living in Africa, she decided to leave her husband and family and, after some attempts to dissuade her, went to the [[Sri Aurobindo Ashram]] in [[Pondicherry|Puducherry]], India, where she still lives.<ref>[http://www.newlives.freeola.net/interviews/23_maggi_lidchi.php] Interview 23, ''Maggi Lidchi'' in: Malcolm Tillis: ''New Lives: 50 Westerners Search for Themselves in Sacred India''. Indica Books (2004). {{ISBN|81-8656-949-9}}</ref> She is the editor of ''Domani'' (Tomorrow), a quarterly journal in Italian that has been published by the ashram since 1968.<br />
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She prefers to write in English, and has produced many novels, short stories, poems and plays. Her book, ''The Light That Shone into the Dark Abyss'', includes a refutation of the purported relationship between Aurobindo's vision of higher mental/spiritual development for humanity and the [[Nazi]] concept of a "[[Master Race]]".<br />
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Her most recent book, ''The Great Golden Sacrifice of the Mahabharata'', is a retelling of the epic from the viewpoint of [[Arjuna]].<ref>[http://www.svabhinava.org/hinducivilization/ChitraRaman/MahabharataLegend-frame.php] Review of ''The Great Golden Sacrifice'' by Chitra Raman, Published in ''The Book Review'', Vasant Enclave, New Delhi, Volume XXI Number 3, March 1997</ref><br />
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==Selected works==<br />
*''Earthman'', Victor Gollancz (1967). Published as ''Man of Earth'' in the United States by William Morrow (1968). The change was made because the publisher thought the original title sounded like [[science fiction]].<br />
*''First Wife'', Littlehampton (1981) {{ISBN|0-575-02786-X}}<br />
*''Great Sir & the Heaven Lady : a True Story of the Experiences of an American Infantry Man Spiritually Guided Through World War II'', Writer's Workshop (1993) {{ISBN|81-7189-472-0}} <br />
*''The Light That Shone into the Dark Abyss'', Sri Aurobindo Ashram Publications (1994) {{ISBN|81-7058-380-2}}<br />
*''The Great Golden Sacrifice of the Mahabharata'' (Complete in one volume), Random House India (2012) {{ISBN|81-8400-146-0}}<br />
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*[https://web.archive.org/web/20131231000557/http://randomhouseindia.wordpress.com/2010/08/10/maggi-lidchi-grassi-the-purpose/ Random House India: Maggi Lidchi-Grassi – ''The Purpose]<br />
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