The Life Divine (Sri Aurobindo) - Soft cover

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.

Savitri (Sri Aurobindo) - pocket size

Savitri: A Legend and a Symbol is Sri Aurobindo's epic poem in 12 books, 24,000 lines about an individual who overcomes the ignorance, suffering, and death in the world through Her spiritual quest, setting the stage for the emergence of a new, Divine life on earth. It is loosely based on the ancient Indian tale of 'Savitri and Satyavan' from the Mahabharata.

The Synthesis of Yoga (Sri Aurobindo)

Sri Aurobindo's principal work on yoga. 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. There is an Introduction, "The Condi­tions of the Synthesis", and four parts: "The Yoga of Divine Works", "The Yoga of Integral Knowledge", "The Yoga of Divine Love" and "The Yoga of Self-Perfection".

The Integral Yoga (Sri Aurobindo)

This compilation consists of letters by Sri Aurobindo on various aspects of his spiritual teaching and method of yogic practice. Parts 1to 4 deal mainly with the philosophical and psychological foundations of the teaching. Parts 5 to 11 with the method of practice. And part 12 with elements of both.

Bengali Writings (Sri Aurobindo)

Sri Aurobindo started learning Bengali, his mother tongue, in England, as a probationer for the Indian Civil Service. After his return to India he began a serious study of the language with a view to acquiring proficiency in reading, writing and speaking. During his stay at Baroda he wrote some poetry in Bengali, attempting even a long poem called "Usha-Haran Kabya".

Collected Poems (Sri Aurobindo)

Collected poems of Sri Aurobindo: short poems, sonnets, longer poems. Sri Aurobindo began writing poetry as a young man in England and continued to write it throughout his life. His first poem was published in 1883, when he was eleven; his last poems were composed or revised more than sixty years later, during the late 1940s. This volume contains all the short and narrative poems in English published by Sri Aurobindo during his lifetime, all the complete poems found later among his manuscripts, and some incomplete poems as well...