Textual Sources
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Sri Aurobindo and The Mother |
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| Books |
| Collected Works · Life Divine · Synthesis of Yoga · Savitri · Agenda · |
| Teachings |
| Involution/Involution · Evolution · Integral education · Integral psychology · Integral yoga · Intermediate zone · Supermind |
| Places |
| Matrimandir · Pondicherry |
| Communities |
| Sri Aurobindo Ashram · Auroville |
| Disciples |
| Champaklal · N.K.Gupta · Amal Kiran · Nirodbaran · Pavitra · M.P.Pandit · Pranab · A.B.Purani · D.K.Roy · Satprem · Indra Sen · Kapali Shastri |
| Journals and Forums |
| Arya · Mother India · Collaboration |
The theory and practice of integral yoga is described in several works by Sri Aurobindo. His book The Synthesis of Yoga, the first version of which appeared in the Arya, was written as a practical guide, and covers all aspects of integral yoga. Additional and revised material is found in several of the later chapters of The Life Divine and in other works. Later, his replies to letters and queries by disciples (mostly written during the early 1930s) were collected into a series of volumes, the Letters on Yoga. There is also Sri Aurobindo's personal diary of his yogic experiences, written during the period from 1909 to 1927, and only published under the title Record of Yoga.
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