Sri Aurobindo and His Yoga

M.P. Pandit‘s Sri Aurobindo and His Yoga is a comprehensive introduction to the life, philosophy and practice of Sri Aurobindo‘s integral yoga. The first part surveys Sri Aurobindo’s life and work — his philosophy, his yoga, his writings on the Veda, the Upanishads, the Gita and the Tantra, and his vision of Indian culture and social development. The second part turns to the practice of the yoga itself: the foundations of sadhana, the role of the Mother, the stages of the inner development, and the conditions of transformation. Written by one of Sri Aurobindo’s closest disciples, this is a classic introduction to the integral yoga.

Part II — Sadhana in Sri Aurobindo’s Yoga
Part I — Sri Aurobindo: A Survey
Part II — Sadhana in Sri Aurobindo’s Yoga
Chapter I — Sri Aurobindo
Chapter II — Sri Aurobindo’s Philosophy
Chapter III — Sri Aurobindo’s Yoga
Chapter IV — Sri Aurobindo on the Veda
Chapter V — Sri Aurobindo on the Upanishads
Chapter VI — Sri Aurobindo on the Gita
Chapter VII — Sri Aurobindo on the Tantra
Chapter VIII — Sri Aurobindo on Indian Culture
Chapter IX — Sri Aurobindo on Social Development
Chapter X — Sri Aurobindo on Human Unity
Chapter XI — Sri Aurobindo’s Epic Savitri
Chapter XII — Sri Aurobindo Literature
Chapter XIII — Sri Aurobindo: An Estimate
Chapter I — Introduction
Chapter II — The Mother
Chapter III — The Yoga and Its Objects
Chapter IV — The Superman
Chapter V — The Letters
Chapter VI — The Object of Integral Yoga
Chapter VII — Basic Requisites of Integral Yoga
Chapter VIII — Foundations of Sadhana
Chapter IX — The Way of Works
Chapter X — The Way of Meditation
Chapter XI — The Way of Love
Chapter XII — Conclusion
Chapter XIII — Yoga Sadhana
Chapter XIV — Sadhana and The Body
Chapter XV — Divine Grace and Human Effort
Chapter XVI — Inner Strength and Will-Power
Chapter XVII — Law of Karma
Chapter XVIII — Meditation
Chapter IXX — Disturbing Thoughts
Chapter XX — Sadhana and Apparel
Chapter XXI — Sadhana and Gifts
Chapter XXII — Sadhana in the Ashram
Chapter XXIII — Movements Outside and the Ashram
Chapter XXIV — Gayatri

Book Details

Author: M.P. Pandit
Print Length: 200 pages
Publisher: Lotus Press
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Book format: Kindle + Paperback
Language: English

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Chapter I — Sri Aurobindo

REACTING to the importunities of biographers, Sri Aurobindo once remarked that none could write on his life for it was not there on the surface for man to see. And that in spite of the spectacular roles played by him in the different spheres of life. For, apart from the large number of sonnets, lyrics, poetical plays, poems from the surrealist to the mystic, he has given us the longest epic in English verse, Savitri, a legend and a symbol. Was it not he who gave a clear political ideal to the resurgent India, channelized the nationalist aspirations into an effective revolutionary movement and set the country on the road to complete freedom? Has he not developed the ideal of nationalism into the greater ideal of Human Unity and established its inevitability in the mind of man through his prophetic Writings? Has he not presented the grand philosophy of Life Divine which unites in its sweep both the ends of existence, the Spirit and Matter, which have hitherto defied reconciliation and kept man and God apart?

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