The last CWSA volume contains autobiographical notes, letters and other writings, and includes early personal letters, public statements and letters on national and world events, as well as on his ashram and system of yoga.

A concluding talk on CWSA 35

CWSA vol. 35 contains letters in which Sri Aurobindo referred to his life and works, his sadhana or practice of yoga, and the sadhana of members of his ashram.

Writings of Sri Aurobindo. This is a summary of CWSA 34.

Writings of Sri Aurobindo. This is a summary of CWSA 33.

This is the second of two talks on CWSA Vol. 32.

This is the first of two talks on CWSA Vol. 32.

This talk is based on CWSA Vol 31 Transformation of Human Nature in the Integral Yoga

Today we read about the experiences and realisations from CWSA 30. 

This talk is a summary of CWSA 29. It includes letters on the Aim of Yoga, certain fundamentals of the practice of Integral Yoga such as surrender, equanimity, on the Guru in the Integral Yoga.

In this talk we take up the concluding part of CWSA 28 touching upon the Psychic being, faith and doubt, the chakras among other things.

This talk is based on CWSA 28 which is the first of the four volumes of Letters on Yoga.

Today’s talk is on the second and concluding part of CWSA 27 where which brings together Sri Aurobindo’s Letters on Poetry and Art.

A talk by Dr Alok Pandey.

In this work, Sri Aurobindo outlines the history of English poetry and explores the possibility of a spiritual poetry in the future. It was first published in a series of essays between 1917 and 1920; parts were later revised for publication as a book.

In War and Self-Determination, Sri Aurobindo writes on the sovereignty of nations in the aftermath of the First World War. Five of the essays making up War and Self-Determination were published in the Arya between 1916 and 1920. In 1920 three of them—“The Passing of War?”, “The Unseen Power” and “Self-Determination”—along with a Foreword and a newly written essay, “The League of Nations”, were published as a book. In later editions the other two Arya essays, “1919” and “After the War”, were added by the editors.

In The Human Cycle, Sri Aurobindo traces the evolution of human society and suggests where it is headed.

Overview and Conclusions

Keys to the Practice We touch upon Chapters 8 to 18 of the last part of the Synthesis of Yoga, ‘The Yoga of Self-Perfection’.