Sri Aurobindo: His Writings - Complete Works (36 Volumes)

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In 1997, the Sri Aurobindo Ashram began to publish the Complete Works of Sri Aurobindo in a uniform library edition of 37 volumes. All the 36 text volumes have been issued. The remaining reference volume, with an index and glossary, is being prepared. The Complete Works contains all the writings published earlier in the 30-volume Sri Aurobindo Birth Centenary Library, as well as around 4000 pages of new texts. Total 22090 Pages. Table of contents:- 1. Early Cultural Writings 2. Collected Poems 3-4. Collected Plays And Stories 5. Translations 6-7. Bande Mataram 8. Karmayogin 9. Writings In Bengali And Sanskrit 10-11. Record Of Yoga 12. Essays Divine And Human 13. Essays In Philosophy And Yoga 14. Vedic And Philological Studies 15. The Secret Of The Veda 16. Hymns To The Mystic Fire 17. Isha Upanishad 18. Kena And Other Upanishads 19. Essays On The Gita 20. The Renaissance In India 21-22. The Life Divine 23-24. The Synthesis of Yoga 25. The Human Cycle 26. The Future Poetry 27. Letters On Poetry And Art 28. Letters On Yoga-I 29. Letters On Yoga-II 30. Letters On Yoga-III 31. Letters On Yoga-IV 32. The Mother With Letters On The Mother 33-34. Savitri 35. Letters On Himself And The Ashram 36. Autobiographical Notes Early Cultural Writings Part One - The Harmony of Virtue The Sole Motive of Man’s Existence The Harmony of Virtue Book One - The Harmony of Virtue Book Two - The Harmony of Virtue Book Three - The Harmony of Virtue Beauty in the Real Stray Thoughts Part Two - On Literature Bankim Chandra Chatterji I - His Youth and College Life II -The Bengal He Lived In III - His Official Career IV - His Versatility V - His Literary History VI - What He Did for Bengal VII - Our Hope in the Future On Poetry and Literature Poetry Characteristics of Augustan Poetry Sketch of the Progress of Poetry from Thomson to Wordsworth Appendix: Test Questions Marginalia On Madhusudan Dutt's Virangana Kavya Originality in National Literatures The Poetry of Kalidasa A Proposed Work on Kalidasa The Malavas The Age of Kalidasa The Historical Method The Seasons Hindu Drama Vikramorvasie - The Play Vikramorvasie - The Characters The Spirit of the Times On Translating Kalidasa Appendix: Passages and Fragments On the Mahabharata Notes on the Mahabharata Part Three - On Education Address at the Baroda College Social Gathering Education The Brain of India I - The Brain of India II - The Brain of India III - The Brain of India IV - The Brain of India A System of National Education Publisher’s Note to the 1924 Edition I - The Human Mind II - The Powers of the Mind III - The Moral Nature IV - Simultaneous and Successive Teaching V - The Training of the Senses VI - Sense-Improvement by Practice VII - The Training of the Mental Faculties VIII - The Training of the Logical Faculty Message for National Education Week (1918) National Education A Preface on National Education 1 - A Preface on National Education 2 - A Preface on National Education Part Four - On Art The National Value of Art I - The National Value of Art II - The National Value of Art III - The National Value of Art IV - The National Value of Art V - The National Value of Art VI - The National Value of Art Two Pictures Indian Art and an Old Classic The Revival of Indian Art An Answer to a Critic Part Five - Conversations of the Dead I - Dinshah, Perizade II - Turiu, Uriu III - Mazzini, Cavour, Garibaldi IV - Shivaji, Jaysingh V - Littleton, Percival Part Six - The Chandernagore Manuscript Passing Thoughts [1] Passing Thoughts [2] Passing Thoughts [3] Hathayoga Rajayoga Historical Impressions: The French Revolution Historical Impressions: Napoleon In the Society’s Chambers At the Society’s Chambers Things Seen in Symbols [1] Things Seen in Symbols [2] The Real Difficulty Art Part Seven - Epistles/Letters From Abroad Epistles from Abroad Letters from Abroad Part Eight - Reviews “Suprabhat” “Hymns to the Goddess” “South Indian Bronzes” “God, the Invisible King” “Rupam” About Astrology “Sanskrit Research” “The Feast of Youth” “Shama’a” Part Nine - Bankim – Tilak – Dayananda Rishi Bankim Chandra Bal Gangadhar Tilak A Great Mind, a Great Will DayanandaThe Man and His Work Dayananda and the Veda The Men that Pass Appendix One: Baroda Speeches and Reports Speeches Written for the Maharaja of Baroda Medical Department The Revival of Industry in India Report on Trade in the Baroda State General Suggestions. Opinions Written as Acting Principal, Baroda College Resolving a Problem of Seniority in the High School On a Proposed Examination for Teachers On a Head Assistant for the High School Appendix Two: Premises of Astrology Chapter I - Elements Chapter II - The Signs Chapter III - The Planets Note on the Texts Collected Poems Part One - England and Baroda 1883 – 1898 Poem Published in 1883 Light Songs to Myrtilla Songs to Myrtilla O Co¨ıl, Co¨ıl Goethe The Lost Deliverer Charles Stewart Parnell Hic Jacet Lines on Ireland On a Satyr and Sleeping Love A Rose of Women Saraswati with the Lotus Night by the Sea The Lover’s Complaint Love in Sorrow The Island Grave Estelle Radha’s Complaint in Absence Radha’s Appeal Bankim Chandra Chatterji Madhusudan Dutt To the Cuckoo Envoi Poems from Manuscripts Circa 1891 – 1898 To a Hero-Worshipper Phaethon The Just Man Incomplete Poems from Manuscripts Circa 1891 – 1892 Thou bright choregus Like a white statue The Vigil of Thaliard Part Two - Baroda Circa 1898 – 1902 Complete Narrative Poems Urvasie Canto I - Urvasie Canto II - Urvasie Canto III - Urvasie Canto IV - Urvasie Love and Death Love and Death A Note on Love and Death Incomplete Narrative Poems Circa 1899 – 1902 Khaled of the Sea Prologue - Alnuman and the Peri Canto I - The Story of Almaimun and the Emir’s Daughter Uloupie Canto I - Uloupie Sonnets from Manuscripts Circa 1900 – 1901 O face that I have loved I cannot equal O letter dull and cold My life is wasted Because thy flame is spent Thou didst mistake Rose, I have loved I have a hundred lives Still there is something I have a doubt To weep because a glorious sun What is this talk Short Poems from Manuscripts Circa 1900 – 1901 The Spring Child A Doubt The Nightingale Euphrosyne A Thing Seen Epitaph To the Modern Priam Song Epigram The Three Cries of Deiphobus Perigone Prologuises Since I have seen your face So that was why World’s delight Part Three - Baroda and Bengal Circa 1900 – 1909 Poems from Ahana and Other Poems Invitation Who Miracles Reminiscence A Vision of Science Immortal Love A Tree To the Sea Revelation Karma Appeal A Child’s Imagination The Sea at Night The Vedantin’s Prayer Rebirth The Triumph-Song of Trishuncou Life and Death Evening Parabrahman God The Fear of Death Seasons The Rishi In the Moonlight Poems from Manuscripts Circa 1900 – 1906 To the Boers Vision To the Ganges Suddenly out from the wonderful East On the Mountains Part Four - Calcutta and Chandernagore 1907 – 1910 Satirical Poem Published in 1907 Reflections of Srinath Paul, Rai Bahadoor, on the Present Discontents Short Poems Published in 1909 and 1910 The Mother of Dreams An Image The Birth of Sin Epiphany To R. Transiit, Non Periit Poems from Manuscripts Circa 1909 – 1910 Perfect thy motion A Dialogue Narrative Poems Published in 1910 Baji Prabhou - Author’s Note Baji Prabhou Chitrangada Chitrangada Poems Written in 1910 and Published in 1920 – 1921 The Rakshasas Kama The Mahatmas Part Five - Pondicherry Circa 1910 – 1920 Two Poems in Quantitative Hexameters Ilion Book I - The Book of the Herald Book II - The Book of the Statesman Book III - The Book of the Assembly Book IV - The Book of Partings Book V - The Book of Achilles Book VI - The Book of the Chieftains Book VII - The Book of the Woman Book VIII - The Book of the Gods Book IX Ahana Ahana Poems from Manuscripts Circa 1912 – 1913 The Descent of Ahana - I The Descent of Ahana - II The Meditations of Mandavya Incomplete Poems from Manuscripts Circa 1912 – 1920 Thou who controllest Sole in the meadows of Thebes O Will of God The Tale of Nala [1] The Tale of Nala [2] Part Six - Baroda and Pondicherry Circa 1902 – 1936 Poems Past and Present Musa Spiritus Bride of the Fire The Blue Bird A God’s Labour Hell and Heaven Kamadeva Life One Day The Little More Part Seven - Pondicherry Circa 1927 – 1947 Six Poems The Bird of Fire Trance Shiva The Life Heavens Jivanmukta In Horis Aeternum Notes Poems Transformation Nirvana The Other Earths Thought the Paraclete Moon of Two Hemispheres Rose of God Note Poems Published in On Quantitative Metre Ocean Oneness Trance of Waiting Flame-Wind The River Journey’s End The Dream Boat Soul in the Ignorance The Witness and the Wheel Descent The Lost Boat Renewal Soul’s Scene Ascent (1) The Silence Ascent (2) Beyond the Silence The Tiger and the Deer Sonnets Three Sonnets Man the Enigma The Infinitesimal Infinite The Cosmic Dance Sonnets from Manuscripts Circa 1934 – 1947 Man the Thinking Animal Contrasts The Silver Call Evolution [1] The Call of the Impossible Evolution [2] Man the Mediator Discoveries of Science All here is Spirit The Ways of the Spirit [1] The Ways of the Spirit [2] Science and the Unknowable The Yogi on the Whirlpool The Kingdom Within Now I have borne Electron The Indwelling Universal Bliss of Identity The Witness Spirit The Hidden Plan The Pilgrim of the Night Cosmic Consciousness Liberation [1] The Inconscient Life-Unity The Golden Light The Infinite Adventure The Greater Plan The Universal Incarnation The Godhead The Stone Goddess Krishna Shiva The Word of the Silence The Self’s Infinity The Dual Being Lila Surrender The Divine Worker The Guest The Inner Sovereign Creation A Dream of Surreal Science In the Battle The Little Ego The Miracle of Birth The Bliss of Brahman Moments The Body Liberation [2] Light The Unseen Infinite “I” The Cosmic Spirit Self Omnipresence The Inconscient Foundation Adwaita The Hill-top Temple The Divine Hearing Because Thou art Divine Sight Divine Sense The Iron Dictators Form Immortality Man, the Despot of Contraries The One Self The Inner Fields Lyrical Poems from Manuscripts Circa 1934 – 1947 Symbol Moon The World Game Who art thou that camest One In a mounting as of sea-tides Krishna The Cosmic Man The Island Sun Despair on the Staircase The Dwarf Napoleon The Children of Wotan The Mother of God The End? Silence is all Poems Written as Metrical Experiments O pall of black Night To the hill-tops of silence Oh, but fair was her face In the ending of time In some faint dawn In a flaming as of spaces O Life, thy breath is but a cry Vast-winged the wind ran Winged with dangerous deity Outspread a Wave burst On the grey street Cry of the ocean’s surges Nonsense and “Surrealist” Verse A Ballad of Doom Surrealist Surrealist Poems - 1 Surrealist Poems - 2 The Crossing of the Moro Incomplete Poems from Manuscripts Circa 1927 – 1947 Thou art myself Vain, they have said Pururavus The Death of a God [1] The Death of a God [2] The Inconscient and the Traveller Fire I walked beside the waters A strong son of lightning I made danger my helper The Inconscient In gleam Konarak Bugles of Light The Fire King and the Messenger God to thy greatness Silver foam Torn are the walls O ye Powers Hail to the fallen Seer deep-hearted Soul, my soul [1] Soul, my soul [2] I am filled with the crash of war In the silence of the midnight Here in the green of the forest Voice of the Summits Appendix: Poems in Greek and in French Greek Epigram Lorsque rien n’existait Sur les grands sommets blancs Note on the Texts Note on the Texts Index of Titles Index of First Lines Collected Plays and Stories The Viziers of Bassora – A Romantic Comedy Persons of the Drama Act I, Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Scene 4 Act II, Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Scene 4 Act III, Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Scene 4 Scene 5 Scene 6 Scene 7 Act IV, Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Scene 4 Act V, Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Scene 4 Scene 5 Scene 6 Scene 7 Rodogune – A Dramatic Romance Persons of the Drama Act I, Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Act II, Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Scene 4 Scene 5 Act III, Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Act IV, Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Scene 4 Scene 5 Act V, Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Scene 4 Perseus the Deliverer – A Drama The Legend of Perseus Persons of the Drama Prologue Act I, Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Act II, Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Act III, Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Act IV, Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Scene 4 Scene 5 Act V, Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Eric – A Dramatic Romance Characters Act I, Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Scene 4 Act II, Scene 1 Scene 2 Act III, Scene 1 Scene 2 Act IV, Scene 1 Scene 2 Act V, Scene 1 Vasavadutta – A Dramatic Romance Characters Act I, Scene 1 Scene 2 Act II, Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Act III, Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Scene 4 Scene 5 Act IV, Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Act V, Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Scene 4 Scene 5 Scene 6 Incomplete and Fragmentary Plays The Witch of Ilni – A dream of the woodlands Characters Act I, Scene 1 Scene 2 Act II, Scene 1 Act III, Scene 1 Scene 2 The House of Brut – A Play Act II, Scene 1 The Maid in the Mill or Love Shuffles the Cards – A Comedy Dramatis Personae Act I, Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Scene 4 Scene 5 Act II, Scene 1 The Prince of Edur Persons of the Drama Act I, Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Scene 4 Scene 5 Act II, Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Scene 4 Scene 5 Scene 6 Act III, Scene 1 The Prince of Mathura Act I, Scene 1 The Birth of Sin – A Drama Prologue – Act I Fragment of a Play Act I, Scene 1 Stories Occult Idylls The Phantom Hour The Door at Abelard - Chapter I The Door at Abelard - Chapter II Incomplete and Fragmentary Stories Fictional Jottings Fragment of a Story The Devil’s Mastiff The Golden Bird Note on the Texts Translations Part One - Translations from Sanskrit Section One - The Ramayana Pieces from the Ramayana An Aryan City The Book of the Wild Forest The Defeat of Dhoomraksha Section Two - The Mahabharata Sabha Parva or Book of the Assembly-Hall Virata Parva – Fragments from Adhyaya 17 Udyoga Parva – Two Renderings of the First Adhyaya Udyoga Parva – Passages from Adhyayas 75 and 72 The Bhagavad Gita – The First Six Chapters Chapter I Chapter II Chapter III Chapter IV Chapter V Chapter VI Appendix I: Opening of Chapter VII Appendix II: A Later Translation of the Opening of the Gita Vidula Section Three - Kalidasa Vikramorvasie or The Hero and the Nymph Characters Act I Act II Act III Act IV Act V In the Gardens of Vidisha or Malavica and the King Dramatis Personae Act I, Scene I Scene II Appendix: A Fragment from Act II The Birth of the War-God The Birth of the War-God – Stanzaic Rendering of the Opening of Canto I The Birth of the War-God – Blank Verse Rendering of Canto I The Birth of the War-God – Expanded Version of Canto I and Part of Canto II Canto II Notes and Fragments Skeleton Notes on the Kumarasambhavam – Canto V The Line of Raghou The Cloud Messenger Section Four - Bhartrihari The Century of Life Invocation On Fools and Folly On Wisdom On Pride and Heroism On Wealth On the Wicked On Virtue On Firmness On Fate On Karma Miscellaneous Verses Appendix: Prefatory Note on Bhartrihari Section Five - Other Translations from Sanskrit Opening of the Kiratarjuniya Bhagawat Bhavani Part Two - Translations from Bengali Section One - Vaishnava Devotional Poetry Radha’s Complaint in Absence Radha’s Appeal Karma Appeal Twenty-two Poems of Bidyapati Selected Poems of Bidyapati Selected Poems of Nidhou Selected Poems of Horo Thacoor Selected Poems of Ganodas Section Two - Bankim Chandra Chatterjee Hymn to the Mother – Bande Mataram Bande Mataram (Translation in Prose) Anandamath Prologue Chapter I Chapter II Chapter III Chapter IV Chapter V Chapter VI Chapter VII Chapter VIII Chapter IX Chapter X Chapter XI Chapter XII Chapter XIII Appendix: A Later Version of Chapters I and II Section Three - Chittaranjan Das Songs of the Sea Section Four - Disciples and Others Hymn to India Mother India The Pilot Mahalakshmi The New Creator Lakshmi Aspiration (The New Dawn) Farewell Flute Uma Faithful Since thou hast called me A Beauty infinite At the day-end The King of kings Part Three - Translations from Tamil Andal Andal – The Vaishnava Poetess To the Cuckoo I Dreamed a Dream Ye Others Nammalwar Nammalwar -- The Supreme Vaishnava Saint and Poet Nammalwar’s Hymn of the Golden Age Love-Mad Kulasekhara Alwar Refuge Tiruvalluvar Opening of the Kural Part Four - Translations from Greek Two Epigrams Opening of the Iliad Opening of the Odyssey Hexameters from Homer Part Five - Translations from Latin Hexameters from Virgil and Horace Catullus to Lesbia Note on the Texts Bande Mataram Part One - Writings and a Resolution 1890 – 1906 India Renascent New Lamps for Old with India and the British Parliament India and the British Parliament New Lamps for Old – I New Lamps for Old – II New Lamps for Old – III New Lamps for Old – IV New Lamps for Old – V New Lamps for Old – VI New Lamps for Old – VII New Lamps for Old – VIII New Lamps for Old – IX At the Turn of the Century Old Moore for 1901 The Congress Movement Fragment for a Pamphlet Unity: An open letter The Proposed Reconstruction of Bengal On the Bengali and the Mahratta Bhawani Mandir OM Namas Chandikayai. Appendix. Ethics East and West Resolution at a Swadeshi Meeting A Sample-Room for Swadeshi Articles On the Barisal Proclamation Part Two - Bande Mataram under the Editorship of Bipin Chandra Pal Bande Mataram {Calcutta, August 20th, 1906} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, August 27th, 1906} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, August 28th, 1906} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, August 30th, 1906} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, September 1st, 1906} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, September 3rd, 1906} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, September 4th, 1906} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, September 8th, 1906} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, September 10th, 1906} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, September 11th, 1906} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, September 12th, 1906} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, September 13th, 1906} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, September 14th, 1906} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, September 17th, 1906} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, September 18th, 1906} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, September 20th, 1906} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, October 1st, 1906} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, October 11th, 1906} Part Three - Bande Mataram under the Editorship of Sri Aurobindo Bande Mataram {Calcutta, October 29th, 1906} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, October 30th, 1906} Articles Published in Bande Mataram in November and December 1906 Bande Mataram {Calcutta, December 26th, 1906} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, December 31st, 1906} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, February 25th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, February 28th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, March 15th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, March 18th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, March 29th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 2nd, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 3rd, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 5th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 6th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 8th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 9th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 10th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 11th, 1907} The Doctrine of Passive Resistance I - Introduction II - Its Object III - Its Necessity IV - Its Methods V - Its Obligations VI - Its Limits VII - Conclusions Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 12th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 13th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 16th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 17th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 18th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 19th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 22nd, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 23rd, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 24th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 25th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 26th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 27th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 29th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 30th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, May 1st, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, May 2nd, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, May 3rd, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, May 6th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, May 8th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, May 9th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, May 10th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, May 11th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, May 13th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, May 14th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, May 15th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, May 16th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, May 17th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, May 20th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, May 22nd, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, May 23rd, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, May 24th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, May 25th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, May 27th, 1907} Part Four - Bande Mataram under the Editorship of Sri Aurobindo Bande Mataram {Calcutta, May 28th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, May 29th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, May 30th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, June 1st, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, June 4th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, June 5th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, June 6th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, June 7th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, June 8th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, June 12th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, June 14th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, June 17th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, June 18th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, June 19th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, June 20th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, June 21st, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, June 22nd, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, June 24th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, June 25th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, June 26th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, June 27th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, June 28th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, June 29th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, July 1st, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, July 2nd, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, July 3rd, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, July 4th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, July 5th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, July 9th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, July 11th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, July 13th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, July 15th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, July 16th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, July 18th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, July 19th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, July 20th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcuta, July 22nd, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, July 25th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, July 26th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, July 29th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, July 30th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, August 6th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, August 7th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, August 10th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, August 12th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, August 13th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, August 17th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, August 20th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, August 21st, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, August 23rd, 1907} Advice to National College Students Bande Mataram {Calcutta, August 24th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, August 26th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, August 27th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, August 31st, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, September 3rd, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, September 12th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, September 14th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, September 20th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, September 21st, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, September 25th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, September 26th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, September 28th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, October 4th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, October 5th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, October 7th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, October 8th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, October 11th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, October 23rd, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, October 29th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, October 31st, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, November 4th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, November 5th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, November 16th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, November 18th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, November 19th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, December 2nd, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, December 3rd, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, December 4th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, December 5th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, December 6th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, December 12th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, December 13th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, December 14th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, December 17th, 1907} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, December 18th, 1907} Part Five - Speeches Our Experiences in Bengal National Education The Present Situation The Meaning of Swaraj Swadeshi and Boycott Bande Mataram The Aims of the Nationalist Party Our Work in the Future Commercial and Educational Swarajya Part Six - Bande Mataram under the Editorship of Sri Aurobindo with Speeches Delivered during the Same Period Bande Mataram {Calcutta, February 6th, 1908} Speeches at Pabna Bande Mataram {Calcutta, February 18th, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, February 19th, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, February 20th, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, February 21st, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, February 22nd, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, February 24th, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, March 3rd, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, March 4th, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, March 5th, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, March 7th, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, March 10th, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, March 11th, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, March 12th, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, March 13th, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, March 14th, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, March 16th, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, March 17th, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, March 19th, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, March 20th, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, March 21st, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, March 23rd, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, March 24th, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, March 25th, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, March 26th, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, March 27th, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, March 28th, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, March 30th, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, March 31st, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 1st, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 2nd, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 3rd, 1908} Speech at Panti’s Math Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 4th, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 6th, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 7th, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 9th, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 10th, 1908} United Congress Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 11th, 1908} Baruipur Speech Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 13th, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 14th, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 18th, 1908} Palli Samiti Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 22nd, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 23rd, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 24th, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 25th, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 29th, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, April 30th, 1908} Bande Mataram {Calcutta, May 2nd, 1908} Part Seven - Writings from Manuscripts The Bourgeois and the Samurai The New Nationalism The Mother and the Nation The Morality of Boycott A Fragment Appendixes Appendix One: Incomplete Drafts of Three Articles Appendix Two: Writings and Jottings Connected with the Bande Mataram Appendix Three: Nationalist Party Documents Appendix Four: A Birthday Interview Note on the Texts Karmayogin Uttarpara Speech Beadon Square Speech – 1 Karmayogin No. 1, 19th June 1909 - Ourselves The Ideal of the Karmayogin “Swaraj” and the Musulmans Jhalakati Speech Bakarganj Speech Khulna Speech Karmayogin No. 2, 26th June 1909 - Facts and Opinions The Awakening Soul of India The Right of Association Karmayogin No. 3, 3rd July 1909 - Opinion and Comments A Task Unaccomplished Mr. Mackarness’ Bill Kumartuli Speech Karmayogin No. 4, 17th July 1909 - Facts and Opinions Exit Bibhishan College Square Speech – 1 Karmayogin No. 5, 24th July 1909 - Facts and Opinions The Doctrine of Sacrifice Karmayogin No. 6, 31st July 1909 - Facts and Opinions An Open Letter to My Countrymen Karmayogin No. 7, 7th August 1909 - Facts and Opinions Youth and the Bureaucracy Karmayogin No. 8, 14th August 1909 - Facts and Opinions The Boycott Celebration A Birthday Talk Karmayogin No. 9, 21st August 1909 - Facts and Opinions The Power that Uplifts Karmayogin No. 10, 28th August 1909 - Facts and Comments Bengal and the Congress Karmayogin No. 11, 4th September 1909 - Facts and Comments The Hughly Resolutions Appendix: Bengal Provincial Conference Hughly – 1909 Speech at the Hughly Conference Karmayogin No. 12, 11th September 1909 - Facts and Opinions The Hughly Conference Karmayogin No. 13, 18th September 1909 - Facts and Opinions Karmayogin No. 14, 25th September 1909 - Facts and Opinions The Past and the Future Karmayogin No. 15, 2nd October 1909 - Facts and Opinions Nationalist Organisation An Extraordinary Prohibition Karmayogin No. 16, 9th October 1909 - Facts and Opinions Nationalist Work in England College Square Speech – 2 Bhawanipur Speech Beadon Square Speech – 2 Karmayogin No. 17, 16th October 1909 - Facts and Opinions Union Day Karmayogin No. 18, 6th November 1909 - Facts and Opinions The Assassination of Prince Ito The Hindu Sabha Karmayogin No. 19, 13th November 1909 - Facts and Opinions The Great Election Karmayogin No. 20, 20th November 1909 - Facts and Opinions The Reformed Councils Karmayogin No. 21, 27th November 1909 - Facts and Opinions The Alipur Judgment Karmayogin No. 22, 4th December 1909 - Facts and Opinions Karmayogin No. 23, 11th December 1909 - Facts and Opinions The Transvaal Indians Karmayogin No. 24, 18th December 1909 - Facts and Opinions The Moderate Manifesto Karmayogin No. 25, 25th December 1909 - Facts and Opinions Creed and Constitution To My Countrymen Karmayogin No. 26, 1st January 1910 - Facts and Opinions National Education Karmayogin No. 27, 8th January 1910 - Facts and Opinions A Practicable Boycott Karmayogin No. 28, 15th January 1910 - Facts and Opinions A Thing that Happened Karmayogin No. 29, 22nd January 1910 - Facts and Opinions The New Policy Karmayogin No. 30, 29th January 1910 - Facts and Opinions The Viceroy’s Speech Karmayogin No. 31, 5th February 1910 - Facts and Opinions The Necessity of the Situation The Elections Karmayogin No. 32, 12th February 1910 - Passing Thoughts Karmayogin No. 33, 19th February 1910 - Passing Thoughts Sj. Aurobindo Ghose In Either Case Appendix: Karmayogin Writings in Other Volumes of the Complete Works Note on the Text W in Bengali & Sanskrit tip-in.pdf Page 1 covers for cwsa 9.pdf Page 7 Imprt page.pdf Page 7 Imprt page.pdf Page 7 half title.pdf Page 6 Record of Yoga Introduction - Sapta Chatusthaya Sapta Chatusthaya Outline of the Seven Chatusthayas Incomplete Notes on the First Chatusthaya Part One - Diary Entries 1909 – 1912 17 – 25 June 1909 28 January – 17 February 1911 13 January – 8 February 1912 1 – 25 July 1912 12 October – 26 November 1912 Part Two - Record of Yoga 1912 – 1920 26 November – 31 December 1912 1 – 31 January 1913 1 – 14 February 1913 1 and 12 April, 19 and 21 May 1913 4 – 30 June 1913 1 – 11 July 1913 5 – 21 September 1913 22 – 30 September 1913 11 – 23 November 1913 24 November – 2 December 1913 1 – 12 December 1913 12 – 21 December 1913 22 December 1913 – 15 January 1914 12 March – 14 April 1914 15 April – 1 June 1914 10 June – 29 September 1914 29 – 30 September – 31 December 1914 1 January – 27 February 1915 22 April – 26 August 1915 19 February – 20 March 1916 9 January – 14 February 1917 15 February – 31 March 1917 15 August – 28 September 1917 14 – 28 February 1918 3 – 27 March 1918 20 April – 20 May 1918 21 Mat – 1 July 1918 24 June – 14 July 1919 15 – 26 July 1919 27 July – 13 August 1919 14 August – 24 September 1919 1 – 29 February 1920 1 March – 10 April 1920 7 – 26 June 1920 17 – 19 October 1920 Part Three - Record of Yoga 1926 – 1927 December 1926 – 6 January 1927 7 January – 1 February 1927 7 – 22 April 1927 24 – 31 October 1927 Part Four - Materials Written by Sri Aurobindo Related Directly to Record of Yoga Undated Record and Record-Related Notes Sortileges of May and June 1912 Undated Noted, c. November 1912 Draft Programme of 3 December 1912 Undated or Partly Dated Script, 1912 – 1913 Sortilege of 15 March [1913] Accounts of 31 May – 15 June 1913 Record Notes, 13 and 15 September 1913 Vedic Experience, 14 and 15 December 1913 Undated Notes, c. 1914 Notes on Images Seen in March 1914 Undated Script, c. 1920 Undated Notes, c. December 1926 Undated Notes, c. January 1927 Notes on Physical Transformation, c. January 1927 Diagrams, c. January 1927 The Manifestation Miscellaneous Notations, c. February – April 1927 Record of Drishti, 30 July 1927 Undated Script, c. 1927 Undated Script, c. 1927-1928 Notes on Prophetic Vision, 1929 Diagrams, c. 1931 Undated Script Jottings Part Five - Automatic Writing “The Scribblings”, c. 1907 Yogic Sadhan Editor's Epilogue Automatic Writings, c. 1914 (First Set) Automatic Writings, c. 1914 (Second Set) Automatic Writing, c. 1920 Automatic Writings, c. 1920 Appendix: Material from Disciples’ Notebooks Miscellaneous Notes, c. 1914 Sapta Chatusthaya – Scribal Version Note on the Texts Essays Divine and Human Part One - Essays Divine and Human Section One - Circa 1911 Certitudes Moksha Man Philosophy The Siddhis The Psychology of Yoga Section Two - 1910 – 1913 Na Kinchidapi Chintayet The Sources of Poetry The Interpretation of Scripture On Original Thinking The Balance of Justice Social Reform Hinduism and the Mission of India The Psychology of Yoga The Claims of Theosophy Science & Religion in Theosophy Sat Sachchidananda The Silence behind Life Section Three - Circa 1913 The Psychology of Yoga - Initial Definitions and Descriptions The Psychology of Yoga - The Object of Our Yoga Purna Yoga – I The Entire Purpose of Yoga Purna Yoga – II Parabrahman, Mukti& Human Thought-Systems Purna Yoga – III Parabrahman and Parapurusha Natural and Supernatural Man - The Evolutionary Aim in Yoga The Fullness of Yoga — In Condition Nature Maya Section Four - 1914 – 1919 The Beginning and the End The Hour of God Beyond Good and Evil The Divine Superman Section Five - 1927 and after The Law of the Way Man and the Supermind The Involved and Evolving Godhead The Evolution of Consciousness The Path Part Two - From Man to Superman Section One - Philosophy God: The One Reality Nature: The World-Manifestation Man and Superman Section Two - Psychology The Problem of Consciousness Consciousness and the Inconscient The Science of Consciousness Section Three - Yoga The Way of Yoga Partial Systems of Yoga Integral Yoga Part Three - Notes and Fragments on Various Subjects Section One - The Human Being in Time The Marbles of Time A Theory of the Human Being A Cyclical Theory of Evolution Section Two - The East and the West A Misunderstanding of Continents Towards Unification China, Japan and India Section Three - India Renascent India Where We Stand in Literature Section Four - Genius, Poetry, Beauty The Origin of Genius Poetic Genius The Voices of the Poets Pensées A Dream The Beauty of a Crow’s Wings Section Five - Science, Religion, Reason, Justice Science Religion Reason and Society Justice Part Four - Thoughts and Aphorisms Jnana Karma Bhakti Additional Aphorisms Note on the Texts Essays in Philosophy and Yoga Part One - Essays from the Karmayogin, 1909 – 1910 The Ideal of the Karmayogin Karmayoga Man—Slave or Free? Yoga and Human Evolution Yoga and Hypnotism The Greatness of the Individual The Process of Evolution Stead and the Spirits Stead and Maskelyne Fate and Free-Will The Three Purushas The Strength of Stillness The Principle of Evil The Stress of the Hidden Spirit Part Two - The Yoga and Its Objects, Circa 1912 The Yoga and Its Objects Appendix: Explanations of Some Words and Phrases Part Three - Writings from the Arya, 1914 – 1921 Notes on the Arya The “Arya’s” Second Year Appendix: Passages Omitted from “Our Ideal” The “Arya’s” Fourth Year On Ideals and Progress On Ideals Yoga and Skill in Works Conservation and Progress The Conservative Mind and Eastern Progress Our Ideal The Superman All-Will and Free-Will The Delight of Works Evolution The Inconscient Materialism Thoughts and Glimpses Aphorisms Thoughts and Glimpses Heraclitus Heraclitus – 2 Heraclitus – 3 Heraclitus – 4 Heraclitus – 5 Heraclitus – 6 Heraclitus – 7 The Problem of Rebirth Section I - Rebirth and Karma Rebirth The Reincarnating Soul Rebirth, Evolution, Heredity Rebirth and Soul Evolution The Significance of Rebirth The Ascending Unity Involution and Evolution Karma Karma and Freedom Karma, Will and Consequence Rebirth and Karma Karma and Justice Section II - The Lines of Karma The Foundation The Terrestrial Law Mind Nature and Law of Karma The Higher Lines of Karma Appendix I: The Tangle of Karma Appendix II: A Clarification Other Writings from the Arya The Question of the Month The Needed Synthesis “Arya”—Its Significance Meditation Different Methods of Writing Occult Knowledge and the Hindu Scriptures The Universal Consciousness The News of the Month August – September 1914 The News of the Month South Indian Vaishnava Poetry Andal: The Vaishnava Poetess Nammalwar: The Supreme Vaishnava Saint and Poet Arguments to The Life Divine Chapter XIX - Life Chapter XX - Death, Desire and Incapacity Chapter XXI - The Ascent of Life Chapter XXII - The Problem of Life Chapter XXIII - The Double Soul in Man Chapter XXIV - Matter Chapter XXV - The Knot of Matter Chapter XXVI - The Ascending Series of Substance Chapter XXVII - The Sevenfold Chord of Being Chapter XXVIII - The Knowledge and the Ignorance Chapter XXIX - Memory, Self-Consciousness and the Ignorance Chapter XXX - Memory, Ego and Self-Experience Chapter XXXI - The Boundaries of the Ignorance Chapter XXXII - The Integral Knowledge Chapter XXXIII - The Progress to Knowledge Appendix I: Chapter I - The Human Aspiration Appendix II: Chapter XXIV - Matter Part Four - From the Standard Bearer, 1920 Ourselves Part Five - From the Bulletin of Physical Education, 1949 – 1950 The Supramental Manifestation upon Earth Message Perfection of the Body The Divine Body Supermind and the Life Divine Supermind and Humanity Supermind in the Evolution Mind of Light Supermind and Mind of Light Note on the Texts ves-1 tip in.pdf Page 1 covers for cwsa 14.pdf Page 11 Imprt=vedic studies.pdf Page 7 half title=vedic studies.pdf Page 6 covers for cwsa 14.pdf Page 11 covers for cwsa 14.pdf Page 11 The Secret of the Veda Part One - The Secret of the Veda Chapter I - The Problem and Its Solution Chapter II - A Retrospect of Vedic Theory Chapter III - Modern Theories Chapter IV - The Foundations of the Psychological Theory Chapter V - The Philological Method of the Veda Chapter VI - Agni and the Truth Chapter VII - Varuna-Mitra and the Truth Chapter VIII - The Ashwins—Indra—the Vishwadevas Chapter IX - Saraswati and Her Consorts Chapter X - The Image of the Oceans and the Rivers Chapter XI - The Seven Rivers Chapter XII - The Herds of the Dawn Chapter XIII - Dawn and the Truth Chapter XIV - The Cow and the Angiras Legend Chapter XV - The Lost Sun and the Lost Cows Chapter XVI - The Angiras Rishis Chapter XVII - The Seven-Headed Thought, Swar and the Dashagwas Chapter XVIII - The Human Fathers Chapter XIX - The Victory of the Fathers Chapter XX - The Hound of Heaven Chapter XXI - The Sons of Darkness Chapter XXII - The Conquest over the Dasyus Chapter XXIII - Summary of Conclusions Part Two - Selected Hymns Author’s Note I - The Colloquy of Indra and Agastya II - Indra, Giver of Light III - Indra and the Thought-Forces IV - Agni, the Illumined Will V - Surya Savitri, Creator and Increaser VI - The Divine Dawn VII - To Bhaga Savitri, the Enjoyer VIII - Vayu, the Master of the Life Energies IX - Brihaspati, Power of the Soul X - The Ashwins, Lords of Bliss XI - The Ribhus, Artisans of Immortality XII - Vishnu, the All-Pervading Godhead XIII - Soma, Lord of Delight and Immortality Part Three - Hymns of the Atris Foreword The Doctrine of the Mystics Hymns to Agni Agni, the Divine Will-Force The First Hymn to Agni The Second Hymn to Agni The Third Hymn to Agni The Fourth Hymn to Agni The Fifth Hymn to Agni The Sixth Hymn to Agni The Seventh Hymn to Agni The Eighth Hymn to Agni The Ninth Hymn to Agni The Tenth Hymn to Agni The Eleventh Hymn to Agni The Twelfth Hymn to Agni The Thirteenth Hymn to Agni The Fourteenth Hymn to Agni The Fifteenth Hymn to Agni The Sixteenth Hymn to Agni The Seventeenth Hymn to Agni The Eighteenth Hymn to Agni The Nineteenth Hymn to Agni The Twentieth Hymn to Agni The Twenty-First Hymn to Agni The Twenty-Second Hymn to Agni The Twenty-Third Hymn to Agni The Twenty-Fourth Hymn to Agni The Twenty-Fifth Hymn to Agni The Twenty-Sixth Hymn to Agni The Twenty-Seventh Hymn to Agni The Twenty-Eighth Hymn to Agni Hymns to the Lords of Light The Guardians of the Light The First Hymn to Mitra-Varuna The Second Hymn to Mitra-Varuna The Third Hymn to Mitra-Varuna The Fourth Hymn to Mitra-Varuna The Fifth Hymn to Mitra-Varuna The Sixth Hymn to Mitra-Varuna The Seventh Hymn to Mitra-Varuna The Eighth Hymn to Mitra-Varuna The Ninth Hymn to Mitra-Varuna The Tenth Hymn to Mitra-Varuna The Eleventh Hymn to Mitra-Varuna Hymn to Varuna The First Hymn to the Dawn The Second Hymn to the Dawn A Hymn to Savitri Part Four - Other Hymns A Vedic Hymn A Hymn of the Thought-Gods The God of the Mystic Wine The Vedic Fire A Vedic Hymn to the Fire Parashara’s Hymns to the Lord of the Flame Appendix Interpretation of the Veda Note on the Texts Hymns To The Mystic Fire Part One - Hymns to the Mystic Fire Foreword The Doctrine of the Mystics Hymns of Gritsamada Hymns of Bharadwaja Hymns of Parashara Hymn of Paruchchhepa Part Two - Other Hymns to Agni Mandala One Mandala Three Mandala Four Mandala Five - The Atris Mandala Seven Mandala Eight Mandala Ten Appendix to Part Two Translations of the First Hymn of the Rig Veda Part Three - Commentaries and Annotated Translations Mandala One Mandala Two Mandala Three Mandala Four Mandala Five Mandala Six Mandala Seven Note on the Texts cover for HMF=16.pdf Page 13 Isha Upanishad Part One - Translation and Commentary Published by Sri Aurobindo Isha Upanishad Analysis Prefatory - Plan of the Upanishad First Movement - The Inhabiting Godhead: Life and Action Second Movement [1] - Brahman: Oneness of God and the World Second Movement [2] - Self-Realisation Third Movement [1] - The Lord Third Movement [2] - Knowledge and Ignorance Third Movement [3] - Birth and Non-Birth Fourth Movement [1] - The Worlds—Surya Fourth Movement [2] - Action and the Divine Will Conclusion and Summary Part Two - Incomplete Commentaries from Manuscripts Isha Upanishad: All that is world in the Universe The Ishavasyopanishad with a commentary in English The Karmayogin: A Commentary on the Isha Upanishad Note Chapter I - The Law of Renunciation. Chapter II - Salvation through Works Part II - Karmayoga; the Ideal Book III - Chapter I Ish and Jagat The Secret of the Isha Chapters for a Work on the Isha Upanishad The Upanishad in Aphorism The Life Divine [Draft A] Appendix The Life Divine [Draft B] The Life Divine [Draft C] Note on the Texts Kena and Other Upanishads Kena Upanishad The Kena Upanishad Commentary I - The Subject of the Upanishad II - The Question. What Godhead? III - The Supramental Godhead IV - The Eternal Beyond the Mind V - The Supreme Word VI - The Necessity of Supermind VII - Mind and Supermind VIII - The Supreme Sense IX - Sense of Our Senses X - The Superlife—Life of Our Life XI - The Great Transition XII - Mind and the Brahman XIII - The Parable of the Gods XIV - The Transfiguration of the Self and the Gods XV - A Last Word Katha Upanishad The Katha Upanishad of the Black Yajurveda Mundaka Upanishad Readings in the Taittiriya Upanishad The Knowledge of Brahman Truth, Knowledge, Infinity Part Two - Translations and Commentaries from Manuscripts Section One - Introduction On Translating the Upanishads Section Two - Complete Translations The Prusna Upanishad of the Athurvaveda The Mandoukya Upanishad The Aitereya Upanishad Taittiriya Upanishad: Shiksha Valli Taittiriya Upanishad: Brahmananda Valli Taittiriya Upanishad: Bhrigu Valli Section Three - Incomplete Translations and Commentaries Svetasvatara Upanishad Chhandogya Upanishad Notes on the Chhandogya Upanishad Satyakama Jabala The Brihad Aranyak Upanishad The Great Aranyaka The Kaivalya Upanishad Nila Rudra Upanishad Section Four - Incomplete Commentaries on the Kena Upanishad Kena Upanishad: An Incomplete Commentary A Commentary on the Kena Upanishad Three Fragments of Commentary Kena Upanishad: A Partial Translation with Notes Section Five - Incomplete Translations of Two Vedantic Texts The Karikas of Gaudapada Sadananda’s Essence of Vedanta Part Three - Writings on Vedanta Four Fragments The Spirit of Hinduism The Philosophy of the Upanishads An Incomplete Work of Vedantic Exegesis The Religion of Vedanta Evolution in the Vedantic View The Means of Realisation A Fragmentary Chapter for a Work on Vedanta God and Immortality Note on the Texts Essays on the Gita Essays on the Gita First Series I - Our Demand and Need from the Gita II - The Divine Teacher III - The Human Disciple IV - The Core of the Teaching V - Kurukshetra VI - Man and the Battle of Life VII - The Creed of the Aryan Fighter VIII - Sankhya and Yoga IX - Sankhya, Yoga and Vedanta X - The Yoga of the Intelligent Will XI - Works and Sacrifice XII - The Significance of Sacrifice XIII - The Lord of the Sacrifice XIV - The Principle of Divine Works XV - The Possibility and Purpose of Avatarhood XVI - The Process of Avatarhood XVII - The Divine Birth and Divine Works XVIII - The Divine Worker XIX - Equality XX - Equality and Knowledge XXI - The Determinism of Nature XXII - Beyond the Modes of Nature XXIII - Nirvana and Works in the World XXIV - The Gist of the Karmayoga Essays on the Gita Second Series Part I - The Synthesis of Works, Love and Knowledge I - The Two Natures II - The Synthesis of Devotion and Knowledge III - The Supreme Divine IV - The Secret of Secrets V - The Divine Truth and Way VI - Works, Devotion and Knowledge VII - The Supreme Word of the Gita VIII - God in Power of Becoming IX - The Theory of the Vibhuti X - The Vision of the World-Spirit - Time the Destroyer XI - The Vision of the World-Spirit - The Double Aspect XII - The Way and the Bhakta Part II - The Supreme Secret XIII - The Field and its Knower XIV - Above the Gunas XV - The Three Purushas XVI - The Fullness of Spiritual Action XVII - Deva and Asura XVIII - The Gunas, Faith and Works XIX - The Gunas, Mind and Works XX - Swabhava and Swadharma XXI - Towards the Supreme Secret XXII - The Supreme Secret XXIII - The Core of the Gita’s Meaning XXIV - The Message of the Gita Note on the Text The Renaissance in India with A Defence of Indian Culture The Renaissance in India – 1 The Renaissance in India – 2 The Renaissance in India – 3 The Renaissance in India – 4 Indian Culture and External Influence “Is India Civilised?” – 1 “Is India Civilised?” – 2 “Is India Civilised?” – 3 A Defence of Indian Culture I - A Rationalistic Critic on Indian Culture – 1 II - A Rationalistic Critic on Indian Culture – 2 III - A Rationalistic Critic on Indian Culture – 3 IV - A Rationalistic Critic on Indian Culture – 4 V - A Rationalistic Critic on Indian Culture – 5 VI - A Rationalistic Critic on Indian Culture – 6 VII - Indian Spirituality and Life – 1 VIII - Indian Spirituality and Life – 2 IX - Indian Spirituality and Life – 3 X - Indian Spirituality and Life – 4 XI - Indian Spirituality and Life – 5 XII - Indian Art – 1 XIII - Indian Art – 2 XIV - Indian Art – 3 XV - Indian Art – 4 XVI - Indian Literature – 1 XVII - Indian Literature – 2 XVIII - Indian Literature – 3 XIX - Indian Literature – 4 XX - Indian Literature – 5 XXI - Indian Polity – 1 XXII - Indian Polity – 2 XXIII - Indian Polity – 3 XXIV - Indian Polity – 4 Note on the Texts The Life Divine Book One - Omnipresent Reality and the Universe Chapter I - The Human Aspiration Chapter II - The Two Negations: The Materialist Denial Chapter III - The Two Negations: The Refusal of the Ascetic Chapter IV - Reality Omnipresent Chapter V - The Destiny of the Individual Chapter VI - Man in the Universe Chapter VII - The Ego and the Dualities Chapter VIII - The Methods of Vedantic Knowledge Chapter IX - The Pure Existent Chapter X - Conscious Force Chapter XI - Delight of Existence: The Problem Chapter XII - Delight of Existence: The Solution Chapter XIII - The Divine Maya Chapter XIV - The Supermind as Creator Chapter XV - The Supreme Truth-Consciousness Chapter XVI - The Triple Status of Supermind Chapter XVII - The Divine Soul Chapter XVIII - Mind and Supermind Chapter XIX - Life Chapter XX - Death, Desire and Incapacity Chapter XXI - The Ascent of Life Chapter XXII - The Problem of Life Chapter XXIII - The Double Soul in Man Chapter XXIV - Matter Chapter XXV - The Knot of Matter Chapter XXVI - The Ascending Series of Substance Chapter XXVII - The Sevenfold Chord of Being Chapter XXVIII - Supermind, Mind and the Overmind Maya Book Two - The Knowledge and the Ignorance—The Spiritual Evolution Part I - The Infinite Consciousness and the Ignorance Chapter I - Indeterminates, Cosmic Determinations and the Indeterminable Chapter II - Brahman, Purusha, Ishwara—Maya, Prakriti, Shakti Chapter III - The Eternal and the Individual Chapter IV - The Divine and the Undivine Chapter V - The Cosmic Illusion; Mind, Dream and Hallucination Chapter VI - Reality and the Cosmic Illusion Chapter VII - The Knowledge and the Ignorance Chapter VIII - Memory, Self-Consciousnessand the Ignorance Chapter IX - Memory, Ego and Self-Experience Chapter X - Knowledge by Identity and Separative Knowledge Chapter XI - The Boundaries of the Ignorance Chapter XII - The Origin of the Ignorance Chapter XIII - Exclusive Concentration of Consciousness-Force and the Ignorance Chapter XIV - The Origin and Remedy of Falsehood, Error, Wrong and Evil Part II - The Knowledge and the Spiritual Evolution Chapter XV - Reality and the Integral Knowledge Chapter XVI - The Integral Knowledge and the Aim of Life; Four Theories of Existence Chapter XVII - The Progress to Knowledge—God, Man and Nature Chapter XVIII - The Evolutionary Process—Ascent and Integration Chapter XIX - Out of the Sevenfold Ignorance towards the Sevenfold Knowledge Chapter XX - The Philosophy of Rebirth Chapter XXI - The Order of the Worlds Chapter XXII - Rebirth and Other Worlds; Karma, the Soul and Immortality Chapter XXIII - Man and the Evolution Chapter XXIV - The Evolution of the Spiritual Man Chapter XXV - The Triple Transformation Chapter XXVI - The Ascent towards Supermind Chapter XXVII - The Gnostic Being Chapter XXVIII - The Divine Life Note on the Text The Synthesis of Yoga The Synthesis of Yoga: “All life is Yoga.” Introduction: The Conditions of the Synthesis Chapter I - Life and Yoga Chapter II - The Three Steps of Nature Chapter III - The Threefold Life Chapter IV - The Systems of Yoga Chapter V - The Synthesis of the Systems Part I - The Yoga of Divine Works Chapter I - The Four Aids Chapter II - Self-Consecration Chapter III - Self-Surrender in Works—The Way of the Gita Chapter IV - The Sacrifice, the Triune Path and the Lord of the Sacrifice Chapter V - The Ascent of the Sacrifice – 1 Chapter VI - The Ascent of the Sacrifice – 2 Chapter VII - Standards of Conduct and Spiritual Freedom Chapter VIII - The Supreme Will Chapter IX - Equality and the Annihilation of Ego Chapter X - The Three Modes of Nature Chapter XI - The Master of the Work Chapter XII - The Divine Work Appendix to Part I Chapter XIII - The Supermind and the Yoga of Works Part II - The Yoga of Integral Knowledge Chapter I - The Object of Knowledge Chapter II - The Status of Knowledge Chapter III - The Purified Understanding Chapter IV - Concentration Chapter V - Renunciation Chapter VI - The Synthesis of the Disciplines of Knowledge Chapter VII - The Release from Subjection to the Body Chapter VIII - The Release from the Heart and the Mind Chapter IX - The Release from the Ego Chapter X - The Realisation of the Cosmic Self Chapter XI - The Modes of the Self Chapter XII - The Realisation of Sachchidananda Chapter XIII - The Difficulties of the Mental Being Chapter XIV - The Passive and the Active Brahman Chapter XV - The Cosmic Consciousness Chapter XVI - Oneness Chapter XVII - The Soul and Nature Chapter XVIII - The Soul and Its Liberation Chapter XIX - The Planes of Our Existence Chapter XX - The Lower Triple Purusha Chapter XXI - The Ladder of Self-Transcendence Chapter XXII - Vijnana or Gnosis Chapter XXIII - The Conditions of Attainment to the Gnosis Chapter XXIV - Gnosis and Ananda Chapter XXV - The Higher and the Lower Knowledge Chapter XXVI - Samadhi Chapter XXVII - Hathayoga Chapter XXVIII - Rajayoga Part III - The Yoga of Divine Love Chapter I - Love and the Triple Path Chapter II - The Motives of Devotion Chapter III - The Godward Emotions Chapter IV - The Way of Devotion Chapter V - The Divine Personality Chapter VI - The Delight of the Divine Chapter VII - The Ananda Brahman Chapter VIII - The Mystery of Love Part IV - The Yoga of Self-Perfection Chapter I - The Principle of the Integral Yoga Chapter II - The Integral Perfection Chapter III - The Psychology of Self-Perfection Chapter IV - The Perfection of the Mental Being Chapter V - The Instruments of the Spirit Chapter VI - Purification—The Lower Mentality Chapter VII - Purification—Intelligence and Will Chapter VIII - The Liberation of the Spirit Chapter IX - The Liberation of the Nature Chapter X - The Elements of Perfection Chapter XI - The Perfection of Equality Chapter XII - The Way of Equality Chapter XIII - The Action of Equality Chapter XIV - The Power of the Instruments Chapter XV - Soul-Force and the FourfoldPersonality Chapter XVI - The Divine Shakti Chapter XVII - The Action of the Divine Shakti Chapter XVIII - Faith and Shakti Chapter XIX - The Nature of the Supermind Chapter XX - The Intuitive Mind Chapter XXI - The Gradations of the Supermind Chapter XXII - The Supramental Thought and Knowledge Chapter XXIII - The Supramental Instruments—Thought-Process Chapter XXIV - The Supramental Sense Chapter XXV - Towards the Supramental Time Vision Appendix to Part IV Chapter XXVI - The Supramental Time Consciousness Note on the Text The Human Cycle - The Ideal of Human Unity - War and Self-Determination The Human Cycle Chapter I - The Cycle of Society Chapter II - The Age of Individualism and Reason Chapter III - The Coming of the Subjective Age Chapter IV - The Discovery of the Nation-Soul Chapter V - True and False Subjectivism Chapter VI - The Objective and SubjectiveViews of Life Chapter VII - The Ideal Law of SocialDevelopment Chapter VIII - Civilisation and Barbarism Chapter IX - Civilisation and Culture Chapter X - Aesthetic and Ethical Culture Chapter XI - The Reason as Governor of Life Chapter XII - The Office and Limitations of the Reason Chapter XIII - Reason and Religion Chapter XIV - The Suprarational Beauty Chapter XV - The Suprarational Good Chapter XVI - The Suprarational Ultimate of Life Chapter XVII - Religion as the Law of Life Chapter XVIII - The Infrarational Age of the Cycle Chapter XIX - The Curve of the Rational Age Chapter XX - The End of the Curve of Reason Chapter XXI - The Spiritual Aim and Life Chapter XXII - The Necessity of the Spiritual Transformation Chapter XXIII - Conditions for the Coming of a Spiritual Age Chapter XXIV - The Advent and Progress of the Spiritual Age The Ideal of Human Unity Preface to the First Edition The Ideal of Human Unity - Part I Chapter I - The Turn towards Unity: Its Necessity and Dangers Chapter II - The Imperfection of Past Aggregates Chapter III - The Group and the Individual Chapter IV - The Inadequacy of the State Idea Chapter V - Nation and Empire: Real and Political Unities Chapter VI - Ancient and Modern Methods of Empire Chapter VII - The Creation of the Heterogeneous Nation Chapter VIII - The Problem of a Federated Heterogeneous Empire Chapter IX - The Possibility of a World-Empire Chapter X - The United States of Europe Chapter XI - The Small Free Unit and the Larger Concentrated Unity Chapter XII - The Ancient Cycle of Prenational Empire-Building—The Modern Cycle of Nation-Building Chapter XIII - The Formation of the Nation-Unit—The Three Stages Chapter XIV - The Possibility of a First Step towards International Unity—Its Enormous Difficulties Chapter XV - Some Lines of Fulfilment Chapter XVI - The Problem of Uniformity and Liberty The Ideal of Human Unity - Part II Chapter XVII - Nature’s Law in Our Progress—Unity in Diversity, Law and Liberty Chapter XVIII - The Ideal Solution—A Free Grouping of Mankind Chapter XIX - The Drive towards Centralisation and Uniformity—Administration and Control of Foreign Affairs Chapter XX - The Drive towards Economic Centralisation Chapter XXI - The Drive towards Legislative and Social Centralisation and Uniformity Chapter XXII - World-Union or World-State Chapter XXIII - Forms of Government Chapter XXIV - The Need of Military Unification Chapter XXV - War and the Need of Economic Unity Chapter XXVI - The Need of Administrative Unity Chapter XXVII - The Peril of the World-State Chapter XXVIII - Diversity in Oneness Chapter XXIX - The Idea of a League of Nations Chapter XXX - The Principle of Free Confederation Chapter XXXI - The Conditions of a Free World-Union Chapter XXXII - Internationalism Chapter XXXIII - Internationalism and Human Unity Chapter XXXIV - The Religion of Humanity Chapter XXXV - Summary and Conclusion A Postscript Chapter War and Self-Determination Foreword to the First Edition The Passing of War? The Unseen Power Self-Determination A League of Nations 1919 After the War Appendixes Appendix I Appendix II Note on the Texts The Future Poetry with On Quantitative Metre The Future Poetry - Part I Chapter I - The Mantra Chapter II - The Essence of Poetry Chapter III - Rhythm and Movement Chapter IV - Style and Substance Chapter V - Poetic Vision and the Mantra Chapter VI - The National Evolution of Poetry Chapter VII - The Character of English Poetry – 1 Chapter VIII - The Character of English Poetry – 2 Chapter IX - The Course of English Poetry – 1 Chapter X - The Course of English Poetry – 2 Chapter XI - The Course of English Poetry – 3 Chapter XII - The Course of English Poetry – 4 Chapter XIII - The Course of English Poetry – 5 Chapter XIV - The Movement of Modern Literature – 1 Chapter XV - The Movement of Modern Literature – 2 Chapter XVI - The Poets of the Dawn– 1 Chapter XVII - The Poets of the Dawn– 2 Chapter XVIII - The Poets of the Dawn– 3 Chapter XIX - The Victorian Poets Chapter XX - Recent English Poetry – 1 Chapter XXI - Recent English Poetry – 2 Chapter XXII - Recent English Poetry – 3 Chapter XXIII - Recent English Poetry – 4 Chapter XXIV - New Birth or Decadence? The Future Poetry - Part II Chapter I - The Ideal Spirit of Poetry Chapter II - The Sun of Poetic Truth Chapter III - The Breath of Greater Life Chapter IV - The Soul of Poetic Delight and Beauty Chapter V - The Power of the Spirit Chapter VI - The Form and the Spirit Chapter VII - The Word and the Spirit Chapter VIII - Conclusion Appendixes to The Future Poetry Appendix I: New Ways in English Literature Appendix II Appendix III On Quantitative Metre On Quantitative Metre: The Reason of Past Failures Poems in Quantitative Metres Ocean Oneness Trance of Waiting Flame-Wind The River Journey’s End The Dream Boat Soul in the Ignorance The Witness and the Wheel Descent The Lost Boat Renewal Soul’s Scene Ascent The Tiger and the Deer Ilion Note on the Texts Letters on Poetry and Art Part One - Poetry and Its Creation Section One - The Sources of Poetry Poetic Creation Sources of Inspiration Overhead Poetry Examples of Overhead Poetry Section Two - The Poetry of the Spirit Psychic, Mystic and Spiritual Poetry Poet, Yogi, Rishi, Prophet, Genius The Poet and the Poem Section Three - Poetic Technique Technique, Inspiration, Artistry Rhythm English Metres Greek and Latin Classical Metres Quantitative Metre in English and Bengali Metrical Experiments in Bengali Rhyme English Poetic Forms Substance, Style, Diction Grades of Perfection in Poetic Style Examples of Grades of Perfection in Poetic Style Section Four - Translation Translation: Theory Translation: Practice Part Two - On His Own and Others’ Poetry Section One - On His Poetry and Poetic Method Inspiration, Effort, Development Early Poetic Influences On Early Translations and Poems On Poems Published in Ahana and Other Poems Metrical Experiments On Some Poems Written during the 1930s On Savitri Comments on Some Remarks by a Critic On the Publication of His Poetry Section Two - On Poets and Poetry Great Poets of the World Remarks on Individual Poets Comments on Some Examples of Western Poetry (up to 1900) Twentieth-Century Poetry Comments on Examples of Twentieth-Century Poetry Indian Poetry in English Poets of the Ashram Comments on the Work of Poets of the Ashram Philosophers, Intellectuals, Novelists and Musicians Comments on Some Passages of Prose Section Three - Practical Guidance for Aspiring Writers Guidance in Writing Poetry Guidance in Writing Prose Remarks on English Pronunciation Remarks on English Usage Remarks on Bengali Usage Part Three - Literature, Art, Beauty and Yoga Section One - Appreciation of Poetry and the Arts Appreciation of Poetry Appreciation of the Arts in General Comparison of the Arts Appreciation of Music Section Two - On the Visual Arts General Remarks on the Visual Arts Problems of the Painter Painting in the Ashram Section Three - Beauty and Its Appreciation General Remarks on Beauty Appreciation of Beauty Section Four - Literature, Art, Music and the Practice of Yoga Literature and Yoga Painting, Music, Dance and Yoga Appendixes Appendix I: The Problem of the Hexameter Appendix II: An Answer to a Criticism Appendix III: Remarks on a Review Note on the Texts Letters on Yoga - I Part One - The Divine, the Cosmos and the Individual Section One - The Divine, Sachchidananda, Brahman and Atman Chapter One - The Divine and Its Aspects Chapter Two - Sachchidananda: Existence, Consciousness-Force and Bliss Chapter Three - Brahman Chapter Four -The Self or Atman Section Two - The Cosmos: Terms from Indian Systems Chapter One - The Upanishadic and Puranic Systems Chapter Two - The Sankhya-Yoga System Section Three -The Jivatman and the Psychic Being Chapter One - The Jivatman in the Integral Yoga Chapter Two - The Jivatman in Other Indian Systems Untitled Part Two - The Parts of the Being and the Planes of Consciousness Section One - The Organisation of the Being Chapter One - The Parts of the Being Chapter Two - Classification of the Parts of the Being Section Two - The Concentric System: Outer to Inner Chapter One - The Outer Being and the Inner Being Chapter Two - The True Being and the True Consciousness Chapter Three - The Psychic Being Section Three - The Vertical System: Supermind to Subconscient Chapter One - The Planes or Worlds of Consciousness Chapter Two - The Supermind or Supramental Chapter Three - The Overmind Chapter Four - The Higher Planes of Mind Chapter Five - The Lower Nature or Lower Hemisphere Chapter Six - The Mind Chapter Seven - The Vital Being and Vital Consciousness Chapter Eight - The Physical Consciousness Chapter Nine - The Environmental Consciousness Chapter Ten - The Subconscient and the Inconscient Section Four - The Chakras or Centres of Consciousness Chapter One - The System of the Chakras Chapter Two - The Parts of the Body and the Centres Part Three - The Evolutionary Process and the Supermind Section One - The Supramental Evolution Chapter One - The Problem of Suffering and Evil Chapter Two - Spiritual Evolution and the Supramental Section Two - The Supramental Descent and Transformation Chapter One - The Descent of the Supermind Chapter Two - Descent and Transformation Chapter Three - The Supramental Transformation Chapter Four - Transformation and the Body Part Four - Problems of Philosophy, Science, Religion and Society Section One - Thought, Philosophy, Science and Yoga Chapter One - The Intellect and Yoga Chapter Two - Doubt and Faith Chapter Three - Philosophical Thought and Yoga Chapter Four - Science and Yoga Section Two - Religion, Idealism, Morality andYoga Chapter One - Religion and Yoga Chapter Two - Idealism and Spirituality Chapter Three - Morality and Yoga Chapter Four - Social Duties and the Divine Part Five - Questions of Spiritual and Occult Knowledge Section One - The Divine and the Hostile Powers Chapter One - Terminology Chapter Two - The Gods Chapter Three - The Hostile Forces and Hostile Beings Section Two - The Avatar and the Vibhuti Chapter One - The Meaning and Purpose of Avatarhood Chapter Two - Specific Avatars and Vibhutis Chapter Three - Human Greatness Section Three - Destiny, Karma, Death and Rebirth Chapter One - Fate, Free Will and Prediction Chapter Two - Karma and Heredity Chapter Three - Death Chapter Four - Rebirth Section Four - Occult Knowledge and Powers Chapter One - Occult Knowledge Chapter Two - Occult Powers or Siddhis Note on the Texts covers for cwsa 19-36.pdf Page 8 Letters on Yoga - II Part One - The Path of the Integral Yoga Section One - The Path and the Goal Chapter One - Seeking the Divine Chapter Two - The Aim of the Integral Yoga Section Two - Basic Requisites of the Path Chapter One - The Call and the Capacity Chapter Two - Qualities Needed for Sadhana Chapter Three - Purity Chapter Four - Sincerity Chapter Five - Aspiration Chapter Six - Rejection Chapter Seven - Surrender Chapter Eight - Faith Chapter Nine - Consecration and Offering Chapter Ten - Opening Chapter Eleven - Patience and Perseverance Chapter Twelve - Vigilance Section Three - The Foundation of the Sadhana Chapter One - Peace—The Basis of the Sadhana Chapter Two - Equality—The Chief Support Chapter Three - Quiet and Calm Chapter Four - Peace Chapter Five - Silence Section Four - The Divine Response Chapter One - The Divine Grace and Guidance Chapter Two - The Divine Force Chapter Three - The Guru Part Two - The Synthetic Method of the Integral Yoga Section One - A Yoga of Knowledge, Works, Bhakti and Self-Perfection Chapter One - The Central Processes of the Sadhana Chapter Two - Combining Work, Meditation and Bhakti Section Two - Sadhana through Work Chapter One - Work and Yoga Chapter Two - Becoming Conscious in Work Chapter Three - The Divine Force in Work Chapter Four - Practical Concerns in Work Chapter Five - Creative Activity Section Three - Sadhana through Concentration, Meditation and Japa Chapter One - Concentration and Meditation Chapter Two - Mantra and Japa Section Four - Sadhana through Love and Devotion Chapter One - Divine Love, Psychic Love and Human Love Chapter Two - Bhakti, Devotion, Worship Part Three - The Integral Yoga and Other Spiritual Paths Section One - A Yoga of Transformation Chapter One - Distinctive Features of the Integral Yoga Chapter Two - Asceticism and the Integral Yoga Chapter Three - A Realistic Adwaita Chapter Four - Transformation in the Integral Yoga Section Two - Other Spiritual Paths and the Integral Yoga Chapter One - The Newness of the Integral Yoga Chapter Two - The Veda and the Upanishads Chapter Three - Jainism and Buddhism Chapter Four - Sankhya and Yoga Chapter Five - The Yoga of the Bhagavad Gita Chapter Six - The Adwaita of Shankaracharya Chapter Seven - Tantra Chapter Eight - Bhakti Yoga and Vaishnavism Chapter Nine - The Teachings of Some Modern Indian Yogis Chapter Ten - Christianity and Theosophy Note on the Texts Letters on Yoga - III Experiences and Realisationsin the Integral Yoga Part One - The Place of Experiences in the Practice of Yoga Section One - The Nature and Value of Experiences Chapter One - Experiences and Realisations Chapter Two - The Value of Experiences Chapter Three - Inner Experience and Outer Life Chapter Four - The Danger of the Ego and the Need of Purification Chapter Five - Suggestions for Dealing with Experiences Section Two - Vicissitudes on the Way to Realisation Chapter One - Variations in the Intensity of Experience Chapter Two - Emptiness, Voidness, Blankness and Silence Part Two - The Opening of the Inner Senses Section One - Visions, Sounds, Smells and Tastes Chapter One - The Value of Visions Chapter Two - Kinds of Vision Chapter Three - Subtle Sights, Sounds, Smells and Tastes Section Two - Lights and Colours Chapter One - Light Chapter Two - Colours Section Three - Symbols Chapter One - Symbols and Symbolic Visions Chapter Two - Sun, Moon, Star, Fire Chapter Three - Sky, Weather, Night and Dawn Chapter Four - Water and Bodies of Water Chapter Five - Earth Chapter Six - Gods, Goddesses and Semi-Divine Beings Chapter Seven - The Human World Chapter Eight - The Animal World Chapter Nine - The Plant World Chapter Ten -Constructions Chapter Eleven - Objects Chapter Twelve - Numbers and Letters Part Three - Experiences of the Inner Consciousness and the Cosmic Consciousness Section One - Experiences on the Inner Planes Chapter One - Experiences on the Subtle Physical, Vital and Mental Planes Chapter Two - Exteriorisation or Going Out of the Body Section Two - Experiences of the Inner Being and the Inner Consciousness Chapter One - The Inward Movement Chapter Two - Inner Detachment and the Witness Attitude Chapter Three - Inner Experiences in the State of Samadhi Chapter Four - Three Experiences of the Inner Being Section Three - Experiences of the Cosmic Consciousness Chapter One - The Universal or Cosmic Consciousness Chapter Two - Aspects of the Cosmic Consciousness Chapter Three - The Universal or Cosmic Forces Section Four - The Dangers of Inner and Cosmic Experiences Chapter One - The Intermediate Zone Chapter Two - Inner Voices and Indications Part Four - The Fundamental Realisations of the Integral Yoga Section One - Three Stages of Transformation: Psychic, Spiritual, Supramental Chapter One - The Psychic and Spiritual Realisations Chapter Two - Conditions of Transformation Section Two - The Psychic Opening, Emergence and Transformation Chapter One - The Psychic Being and Its Role in Sadhana Chapter Two - The Psychic Opening Chapter Three - The Emergence or Coming Forward of the Psychic Chapter Four - Experiences Associated with the Psychic Chapter Five - The Psychic and Spiritual Transformations Section Three - Spiritual Experiences and Realisations Chapter One - Experiences of the Self, the One and the Infinite Chapter Two - Experiences on the Higher Planes Section Four - The Spiritual Transformation Chapter One - Ascent and Descent Chapter Two - Ascent to the Higher Planes Chapter Three - The Descent of the Higher Consciousness and Force Chapter Four - The Descent of the Higher Powers Chapter Five - Descent and Other Kinds of Experience Chapter Six - Feelings and Sensations in the Process of Descent Chapter Seven - Difficulties Experienced in the Process of Descent Chapter Eight - Descent and the Lower Nature Note on the Texts Letters on Yoga - IV Transformation of Human Nature in the Integral Yoga Part One - Sadhana on the Level of the Mind Section One - The Mind and Sadhana Chapter One - The Mind and Other Levels of Being Chapter Two - Intellect and the Intellectual Chapter Three - Mental Difficulties and the Need of Quietude Chapter Four - The Physical Mind and Sadhana Chapter Five - Thought and Knowledge Section Two - Cultivation of the Mind in Yoga Chapter One - Mental Development and Sadhana Chapter Two - The Place of Study in Sadhana Chapter Three - The Power of Expression and Yoga Chapter Four - Speech and Yoga Part Two - Sadhana on the Level of the Vital Section One - The Vital Being and Sadhana Chapter One - The Nature of the Vital Chapter Two - The Vital and Other Levels of Being Chapter Three - Wrong Movements of the Vital Chapter Four - The Lower Vital Being Section Two - Vital Temperament Chapter One - Cheerfulness and Happiness Chapter Two - Sorrow and Suffering Chapter Three - Depression and Despondency Chapter Four - Sentimentalism, Sensitiveness, Instability, Laxity Section Three - Vital Defects Chapter One - Ego and Its Forms Chapter Two - Desire Chapter Three - Anger and Violence Chapter Four - Fear Section Four - Human Relations in Yoga Chapter One - Human Relationsand the Spiritual Life Chapter Two - Interactions with Othersand the Practice of Yoga Chapter Three - Problems in Human Relations Part Three - Sadhana on the Physical, Subconscient and Inconscient Levels Section One - Sadhana on the Levelof the Physical Chapter One - The Transformation of the Physical Chapter Two - Levels of the Physical Being Chapter Three - Difficulties of the Physical Nature Section Two - Food, Sleep, Dreams and Sex Chapter One - Food Chapter Two - Sleep Chapter Three - Dreams Chapter Four - Sex Section Three -Illness, Doctors and Medicines Chapter One - Illness and Health Chapter Two - Doctors and Medicines Chapter Three - Specific Illnesses, Ailmentsand Other Physical Problems Section Four - The Subconscient and the Inconscientand the Process of Yoga Chapter One - The Subconscientand the Integral Yoga Chapter Two - The Inconscientand the Integral Yoga Part Four - Difficulties in the Practice of the Integral Yoga Section One - Difficulties of the Path Chapter One - The Difficulties of Yoga Chapter Two - The Difficulties of Human Nature Chapter Three - Imperfections and Periods of Arrest Chapter Four - Resistances, Sufferings and Falls Section Two - Overcoming the Difficulties of Yoga Chapter One - The Right Attitude towards Difficulties Chapter Two - Steps towards Overcoming Difficulties Chapter Three - Vigilance, Resolution, Will and the Divine Help Chapter Four - Time and Change of the Nature Chapter Five - Dealing with Depression and Despondency Section Three - The Opposition of the Hostile Forces Chapter One - The Hostile Forces and the Difficulties of Yoga Chapter Two - Attacks by the Hostile Forces Chapter Three - Dealing with Hostile Attacks Chapter Four - Accidents, Possession, Madness Note on the Texts The Mother with Letters on the Mother Part One - The Mother I II III IV V VI Part Two - Letters on the Mother Section One - The Mother: Individual, Universal, Transcendent The Mother and the Purpose of Her Embodiment The Mother: Some Events in Her Life Three Aspects of the Mother The Mother, the Divine and the Lower Nature Forms, Powers, Personalities and Appearances of the Mother Section Two - The Mother, Sri Aurobindo and the Integral Yoga Two in One Appendix - Two Texts Incarnation and Evolution Difficulties of the Pathfinders Helpers on the Way The Mother and Sri Aurobindo in Dreams, Visions and Experiences Section Three - The Mother and the Practice of the Integral Yoga Aspiration and Surrender to the Mother Opening, Sincerity and the Mother’s Grace The Mother’s Presence The Mother’s Force Sadhana through Work for the Mother The Mother’s Lights The Mother in Visions, Dreams and Experiences The Mother’s Help in Difficulties Section Four - The Mother in the Life of the Ashram The Mother and the Sadhana in the Ashram The Mother as Guru and Guide The Mother and the Discipline in the Ashram Work for the Mother in the Ashram Relation between the Mother and Her Children Meeting the Mother Aspects of the Mother’s Life in the Ashram Section Five - On Three Works of the Mother On Pri`eres et M´editations de la M`ere On Conversations with the Mother On Entretiens avec la M`ere Part Three - Translations of Prayers of the Mother Prayers and Meditations Prayers and Meditations Radha’s Prayer Note on the Texts LOM+LOY-1.pdf Page 2 9.pdf Page 9 LOM photo tip in.pdf Page 1 Savitri a Legend and a Symbol Author’s Note Part One - Books I – III Book One - The Book of Beginnings Canto One: The Symbol Dawn Canto Two: The Issue Canto Three: The Yoga of the King: The Yoga of the Soul’s Release Canto Four: The Secret Knowledge Canto Five: The Yoga of the King: The Yoga of the Spirit’s Freedom and Greatness Book Two - The Book of the Traveller of the Worlds Canto One: The World-Stair Canto Two: The Kingdom of Subtle Matter Canto Three: The Glory and the Fall of Life Canto Four: The Kingdoms of the Little Life Canto Five: The Godheads of the Little Life Canto Six: The Kingdoms and Godheads of the Greater Life Canto Seven: The Descent into Night Canto Eight: The World of Falsehood, the Mother of Evil and the Sons of Darkness Canto Nine: The Paradise of the Life-Gods Canto Ten: The Kingdoms and Godheads of the Little Mind Canto Eleven: The Kingdoms and Godheads of the Greater Mind Canto Twelve: The Heavens of the Ideal Canto Thirteen: In the Self of Mind Canto Fourteen: The World-Soul Canto Fifteen: The Kingdoms of the Greater Knowledge Book Three - The Book of the Divine Mother Canto One: The Pursuit of the Unknowable Canto Two: The Adoration of the Divine Mother Canto Three: The House of the Spirit and the New Creation Canto Four: The Vision and the Boon Part Two - Books IV – VIII Book Four - The Book of Birth and Quest Canto One: The Birth and Childhood of the Flame Canto Two: The Growth of the Flame Canto Three: The Call to the Quest Canto Four: The Quest Book Five - The Book of Love Canto One: The Destined Meeting-Place Canto Two: Satyavan Canto Three: Satyavan and Savitri Book Six - The Book of Fate Canto One: The Word of Fate Canto Two: The Way of Fate and the Problem of Pain Book Seven - The Book of Yoga Canto One: The Joy of Union; the Ordeal of the Foreknowledge of Death and the Heart’s Grief and Pain Canto Two: The Parable of the Search for the Soul Canto Three: The Entry into the Inner Countries Canto Four: The Triple Soul-Forces Canto Five: The Finding of the Soul Canto Six: Nirvana and the Discovery of the All-Negating Absolute Canto Seven: The Discovery of the Cosmic Spirit and the Cosmic Consciousness Book Eight - The Book of Death Canto Three: Death in the Forest Part Three - Books IX – XII Book Nine - The Book of Eternal Night Canto One: Towards the Black Void Canto Two: The Journey in Eternal Night and the Voice of the Darkness Book Ten - The Book of the Double Twilight Canto One: The Dream Twilight of the Ideal Canto Two: The Gospel of Death and Vanity of the Ideal Canto Three: The Debate of Love and Death Canto Four: The Dream Twilight of the Earthly Real Book Eleven - The Book of Everlasting Day Canto One: The Eternal Day: The Soul’s Choice and the Supreme Consummation Book Twelve - Epilogue Epilogue: The Return to Earth Note on the Text Letters on Himself and the Ashram.pdf Part One - Remarks on His Life and Works and on His Contemporaries and Contemporary Events Section One - Reminiscences and Remarks on Events in His Outer Life His Life and Attempts to Write about It His Name Life in England, 1879 – 1893 Life in Baroda, 1893 – 1906 Political Career, 1906 – 1910 Outer Life in Pondicherry 1910 – 1950 Section Two - General Remarks on His Life Remarks on His Life in Pondicherry after 1926 His Temperament and Character Heredity, Past Lives, Astrology Section Three - Remarks on Himself as a Writer and on His Writings On Himself as a Writer Writing for Publication On His Published Prose Writings The Terminology of His Writings Section Four - Remarks on Contemporaries and on Contemporary Problems Remarks on Spiritual Figures in India Remarks on European Writers on Occultism Remarks on Public Figures in India Remarks on Public Figures in Europe Remarks on Indian Affairs 1930 – 1946 Remarks on the World Situation 1933 – 1949 Part Two - His Sadhana or Practice of Yoga Section One - Sadhana before Coming to Pondicherry in 1910 Ordinary Life and Yoga Early Experiences The Realisation of January 1908 Experiences in Alipur Jail 1908 – 1909 Section Two - Sadhana in Pondicherry 1910 – 1950 The Early Years in Pondicherry 1910 – 1926 The Realisation of 24 November 1926 The Sadhana of 1927 – 1929 General Remarks on the Sadhana of the 1930s The Supramental Yoga and Other Spiritual Paths Remarks on the Current State of the Sadhana, 1931 – 1947 Section Three - Some Aspects of the Sadhana in Pondicherry Inner Vicissitudes and Difficulties Unusual Experiences and States of Consciousness Part Three - The Leader and the Guide Section One - The Guru and the Avatar The Guru The Question of Avatarhood Section Two - Help and Guidance Help from the Guide Utility of Correspondence Sri Aurobindo’s Force Therapeutic Force and Healing Lights, Visions, Dreams Darshan Contact with People Outside the Ashram Part Four - The Practice of Yoga in the Ashram and Outside Section One - The Practice of Yoga in the Ashram 1926 – 1950 Entering Sri Aurobindo’s Path Admission, Staying, Departure The Ashram and Its Atmosphere Sadhana in the Ashram Discipline in the Ashram Rules in the Life of the Ashram The Ashram and Religion Human Relations and the Ashram Work in the Ashram Life and Death in the Ashram Miscellaneous Matters Section Two - The Practice of Yoga in the Ashram and the Outside World The Ashram and the Outside World Yoga Centres and Movements Part Five - Mantras and Messages Section One - Mantras On Mantras Mantras Written by Sri Aurobindo Section Two - Messages Messages Written for Special Occasions Note on the Texts covers for cwsa vol.35.pdf Page 11 Autobiographical Notes and Other Writings of Historical Interest Part One - Autobiographical Notes Section One - Life Sketches and Other Autobiographical Notes Sri Aurobindo: A Life Sketch Appendix - Letters on “Sri Aurobindo: A Life Sketch” Incomplete Life Sketches Other Autobiographical Notes Section Two - Corrections of Statements Made in Biographies and Other Publications Early Life in India and England, 1872 – 1893 Life in Baroda, 1893 – 1906 Political Life, 1893 – 1910 The Departure from Calcutta, 1910 Life in Pondicherry, 1910 – 1950 Early Spiritual Development Philosophy and Writings Appendix - Notes of Uncertain Origin Part Two - Letters of Historical Interest Section One - Letters on Personal, Practical and Political Matters, 1890 – 1926 Family Letters, 1890 – 1919 Letters Written as a Probationer in the Indian Civil Service, 1892 Letters Written While Employed in the Princely State of Baroda, 1895 – 1906 Letters and Telegrams to Political and Professional Associates, 1906 – 1926 Open Letters Published in Newspapers, 1909 – 1925 Section Two - Early Letters on Yoga and the Spiritual Life, 1911 – 1928 Extracts from Letters to the Mother and Paul Richard, 1911 – c.1922 To People in India, 1914 – 1926 To Barindra Kumar Ghose and Others, 1922 – 1928 To People in America, 1926 – 1927 Draft Letters, 1926 – 1928 Section Three - Other Letters of Historical Interest on Yoga and Practical Life, 1921 – 1938 On Yoga and Fund-raising for the Ashram, 1921 – 1938 To and about Public Figures, 1930 – 1937 Part Three - Public Statements and Other Communications on Indian and World Events, 1940–1950 Section One - Public Statements, Messages, Letters and Telegrams on Indian and World Events, 1940 – 1950 On the Second World War, 1940 – 1943 On Indian Independence, 1942 – 1947 On the Integration of the French Settlements in India, 1947 – 1950 Messages on Indian and World Events, 1948 – 1950 Section Two - Private Letters to Public Figures and to the Editor of Mother India, 1948 – 1950 Private Letters to Public Figures, 1948 – 1950 Notes and Letters to the Editor of Mother India on Indian and World Events, 1949 – 1950 Part Four - Public Statements and Notices concerning Sri Aurobindo’s Ashram and Yoga, 1927 – 1949 Section One - Public Statements and Notices concerning the Ashram, 1927 – 1937 Public Statements about the Ashram, 1927 and 1934 Notices for Members of the Ashram, 1928 – 1937 Section Two - Public Statements about Sri Aurobindo’s Path of Yoga, 1934 and 1949 Sri Aurobindo’s Teaching A Message to America Note on the Texts