The last part of Book I of the Life Divine introduces some further refinements in the layered ontology that Sri Aurobindo sketched so...

With this new group of chapters, we descend from the level of Supermind and Mind to that of Life. The guiding idea is the same: to...

The feeling of safety may be the most important component of spiritual and contemplative practices. Most attention goes often to how...

In this upcoming group of chapters, Sri Aurobindo continues the exposition of the nature of the Supermind and its relation to the ‘lower’...

After having introduced the nature of Existence-Consciousness-Bliss, Sri Aurobindo starts a series of Chapter that will take use towards...

The next three chapters in The Life Divine introduce the other two essential qualities of the ultimate principle (Sachchidandana),...

With Chapter 6, Sri Aurobindo starts to explore in greater detail the integral view that he seeks to establish. After having shown the...

After having introduced the limitations of one extreme view on the nature of reality—reductionist materialism—we now approach the other...

The main idea announced in chapter 1 of Sri Aurobindo's The Life Divine is that "Nature seeks a harmony" (p. 4). This presupposes the...