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Sri Pandit introduces Sri Aurobindo's teaching and yoga including his detailed commentary on the life divine.

These are talks of the author bearing on the foundations and early phases of the Integral Yoga. The talks in Section One, given in the sat-sang sessions at the author's residence (1981 March-April) are largely based upon Sri Aurobindo's Bases of Yoga.

This volume contains illuminating talks by Sri Pandit on Sri Aurobindo's The Mother.

Panditji's writings on The Mother, her spiritual mission and teaching are collected here. A fascinating, insightful and enormously practical book for anyone desiring to practice yoga in life.

The Veda, while revered, has generally not been understood. The Upanishads, likewise, have been seen as a philosophical rejection of the rituals of the Veda. In fact, both the Veda and the Upanishads are meant to be powerful spiritual guidebooks, charged with a force of realization. This book opens the mystical truths hidden in these ancient texts.

It is not generally realized to what extent the Tantras have contributed to the spiritual and religious culture of India. The present study presents the principles of the tantra in the light of Sri Aurobindo following the guidance of Sri T.V. Kapaly Sastriar.

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A dynamic meditation needs a dynamic theme. This book features lines chosen from Sri Aurobindo's sonnets, each one representing a theme that centers the mind for meditation into an appropriate mood. Each has the mantric power to induce the experience it embodies. The commentary is written meditation to aid the process.

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After a review of the traditional paths of knowledge, devotion, hatha yoga and raja yoga, Panditji explores the integral approach of Sri Aurobindo and his evolutionary approach toward human life. He explores the specific methods and their working in the consciousness.

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The Yoga of Works is perhaps the first and most important aspect of yoga for seekers in the West to take up. It deals with the problem of life-- energy, action and direction, which confronts us all whenever we try to integrate our spiritual aspirations with the daily life around us and the need to "work" in the society and play a role in the vast undertakings of the Western world.

Western Civilization and culture have developed the analytical power of the mind to the extent that man can now dissect his universe and re-assemble it in various miraculous ways. In spite of this tremendous analytical power, man still feels separate and isolated from the inner secrets of the universe. We have knowledge of countless facts, but we do not have KNOWLEDGE.

The Yoga of Love concerns itself with the union of the human soul with the Divine through emotion, the heart's movements of aspiration, longing and seeking, and the fullfillment of the divine relationship with the soul. This yoga is the fount from which the great saints have drawn their inspiration and strength.

Contains: 1 ea of Yoga of Knowledge, Yoga of Love, Yoga of Self Perfection, Yoga of Works.

Key concepts in the Gita are set forth with a brief Sanskrit text, translation and a short commentary suitable as a subject for contemplation or meditation. This helps make the Gita "live" for the reader in a way that simple reading or commentary cannot do.

This text brings out the spiritual character of the Veda applying Sri Aurobindos method of esoteric interpretation and following the lead of Sri T.V. Kapaly Sastry. The question arises of whether the gods of the Veda are simply nature elements deified by a primitive society, or are they essential divine powers and personalities of a Supreme Godhead in manifestation.

After a general overview of the Upanishads and the role they play in Indian philosophical development, Panditji provides detailed commentaries on some of the major Upanishads, such as the Isha, Kena, Taittiriya, and Brihadaranyaka, following the lead of Sri Aurobindo and Sri T.V. Kapaly Sastry. One of the finest introductions to the Upanishads anywhere.