The Psychology of Yoga – Sri Aurobindo
by Sri Aurobindo: Yoga is not a modern invention of the human mind, but our ancient and prehistoric possession.
Sri Aurobindo: A Letter to His Wife Mrinalini Devi
by Sri Aurobindo: 30th Aug. 1905. Dearest Mrinalini, I have received your letter of the 24th August.
The Morality of Boycott
by Sri Aurobindo: Ages ago there was a priest of Baal who thought himself commissioned by the god to kill all who did not bow the knee to him.
Yoga and Hypnotism
by Sri Aurobindo: When the mind is entirely passive, then the force of Nature which works in the whole of animate and inanimate creation, has free play; for it is in reality this force which works in man as well as in the sun and star.
Sri Aurobindo On Himself
The following quotes are from Volume 26, Sri Aurobindo Birth Centenary Library, “On Himself”
The Present Situation
(A speech delivered in Bombay on 19 January 1907 at the invitation of the Bombay National Union)
The Yoga and Its Objects
by Sri Aurobindo: The yoga we practise is not for ourselves alone, but for the Divine; its aim is to work out the will of the Divine in the world,
Aryan Ideal and the Three Gunas
by Sri Aurobindo: In the essay entitled “Prison and Freedom” I have, by describing the psychology of some innocent prisoners, tried to establish that, owing to the Aryan discipline,
The National Value of Art
by Sri Aurobindo: There is a tendency in modern times to depreciate the value of the beautiful and overstress the value of the useful, a tendency curbed in Europe by the imperious insistence of an agelong tradition of culture and generous training of the aesthetic perceptions.
The Ideal of the Karmayogin
(Published on 19 June 1909 in the first issue of Karmayogin, a weekly newspaper edited by Sri Aurobindo)
