Sri Aurobindo
9 books
About the Author
Sri Aurobindo (1872-1950) was an Indian philosopher, yogi, poet, and nationalist leader whose profound spiritual insights and revolutionary ideas continue to inspire seekers worldwide. Born in Calcutta, he received an elite education in England before returning to India, where he immersed himself in the independence movement, enduring imprisonment that catalyzed his spiritual awakening. Renouncing political life, Aurobindo retreated to Pondicherry to pursue integral yoga, a path integrating all aspects of human existence toward divine realization. His writings, blending Eastern mysticism with Western philosophy, explore the evolution of consciousness and the divine presence in matter. Notable works include 'Bhagavad Gita and Its Message,' a luminous interpretation of the sacred text, and 'The Mother - US Edition,' a guide to the transformative power of the Divine Mother. Aurobindo's legacy endures through his ashram and the ideals of human unity and spiritual perfection.
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