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Most of these short works are concerned with aspects of spiritual philosopy, yoga, and related subjects. Most of these works were formerly published together under the title The Supramental Manifestation upon Earth and Other Writings. The material includes 1 drafts for The Secret of the Veda , 2 translations simple translations and analytical and discursive ones of hymns to gods other than Agni, 3 notes on the Veda, 4 essays and notes on philology, and 5 some texts that Sri Aurobindo called "Writings in Different Languages".

Most of this material was written between and and is published here for the first time in a book. These writings on and translations of the Rig Veda were published in the monthly review Arya between and Other translations that did not appear under any of these headings make up the final part of the volume.

The material includes all the contents of Hymns to the Mystic Fire translations of hymns to Agni from the Rig Veda, with a Foreword by Sri Aurobindo as well as translations of many other hymns to Agni, some of which are published here for the first time. The volume is divided into two parts: 1 Sri Aurobindo's final translation and analysis of the Isha Upanishad.

This small work contains his definitive interpretation of the Upanishad. It is the only writing in this volume published during his lifetime; 2 ten incomplete commentaries on the Isha.

Ranging from a few pages to more than a hundred, these commentaries show the development of his interpretation of this Upanishad from around to the middle of The volume is divided into two parts: 1 translations of and commentaries on the Kena, Katha and Mundaka Upanishads and some "Readings in the Taittiriya Upanishad"; 2 early translations of the Prashna, Mandukya, Aitareya and Taittariya Upanishads; incomplete translations of and commentaries on other Upanishads and Vedantic texts; and incomplete and fragmentary writings on the Upanishads and Vedanta in general.

The writings in the first part were published by Sir Aurobindo during his lifetime; those in the second part were transcribed from his manuscripts after his passing. These essays were first published in the monthly review Arya between and and revised in the s by Sri Aurobindo for publication as a book. They were first published in the monthly review Arya between and In , they first appeared in a book under the title The Foundations of Indian Culture.

In this book, Sri Aurobindo presents a theory of spiritual evolution and suggests that the present crisis of humanity will lead to a spiritual transformation of the human being and the advent of a divine life upon earth.

The material first appeared as a series of essays published in the monthly review Arya between and They were revised by Sri Aurobindo in and for publication as a book. In this book Sri Aurobindo examines the traditional systems of yoga and provides an explanation of certain components of his own system of integral yoga.

The material was first published serially in the monthly review Arya between and ; the introduction and first two parts were later revised by Sri Aurobindo for publication.

In The Human Cycle , Sri Aurobindo traces the evolution of human society and suggests where it is headed. In The Ideal of Human Unity , he examines the possibility of the unification of the human race. These works were first serialised in the monthly review Arya between and ; later Sri Aurobindo revised them for publication.

In this work, Sri Aurobindo outlines the history of English poetry and explores the possibility of a spiritual poetry in the future. The children of today are different in the sense that they are,-future-oriented; they tend to be comprehensive, global and universal. Education has been an unquiet age of ferment, chaos of ideas and inventions, clash of enormous forces, creation, catastrophe and tension of the body and soul of humankind.

Education for character development can be implemented and can help our children to develop the latent powers of illumination, courage, fearlessness, humanism, dedication and universality. The knowledge of the Spirit and knowledge of Matter need to be blended and synthesized, and in doing so, all that is intermediate between Spirit and Matter has all to be perfected and brought into unity in complete integration.

India needs a kind of education that is not yet being conceived, although greatest pioneers of the freedom struggle have already given us the glimpses of that education. Indian Culture. India is passing through a period of Renaissance, and it is felt that the recovery of the knowledge contained in the Veda is an essential task, since the future can securely be built only if it is based on the foundations which were built in the ancient times.

This book will, therefore, be found relevant to the needs of all those who are keen to conceive and formulate a meaningful vision of the future of India. The Sanskrit language is one of the most ancient and perfect languages in the world. Its storehouse of knowledge is an unsurpassed and the most invaluable treasure of the world. The ancient immeasurable Shakti recovering her deepest self, lifting her head higher towards the supreme source of light and strength and turning to discover the complete meaning and a vaster form of her Dharma.

Hinduism is a non-dogmatic religion which acknowledges yogic science to be superior to religion. Hinduism has a capacity to renew itself and to invite adherents of other religions. Philosophy of Indian art is a self-conscious endeavour in which aesthetic experience and aesthetic creativity as also beauty, joy and love. Veda described the human journey their difficulties and its battles as also the secret of the victory. The central issue is how to perfect our ordinary psychological faculties.

The Contemporary Youth looks with fresh eyes at the Expanding Universe. The spiritual man is the sign of the new evolution. There is a further intention-not only a revelation of the Spirit but a radical and integral transformation of Nature. Learn about study of the Philosophy and Yoga that involved in synthesis of Yoga that can liberate us from the fetters of dogmas.

Philosophy of Indian Pedagogy brings major thoughts together and reflections of a number of educational techniques in Indian History.

Philosophy Oriented Education develop the dimension of values in our system of education. Synthesis of Yoga and Allied Themes. This book is primarily a critical examination of the denials that stand in the way of the quest for the highest and the best. This book provide information about Integral Yoga aims, processes, methods and results.

Learn about basic solution of crisis and even necessitates, evolutionary progression that leads to the emergence of the next species. Integral Yoga divided into 3 major steps: psychic transformation, spiritual transformation and supramental transformation.

The consequences of the spiritual theory of evolution are the individual momentous to the next step. A momentous feature of Indian culture is characterised by a powerful three affirmations. Know about supermind and how the origin of the ignorance in the context of the operations of the supermind. Learn how the Vedas and the Upanishads are connected with each other and how Upanishads prove the veracity of the Vedic knowledge to humanity.

Know five greatest ideals for which humanity has constantly aspired for throughout its long historical pilgrimage, namely, God, Light, Freedom, Bliss and Immortality. This book explained the fundamental value of the yoga of the Gita and the contribution it can make to the new age of development. In the history of yoga there are four great synthesis of yoga: the Vedic, the Upanishadic, the Vedantic as in the Gita, and the Tantrik.