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Stock épuiséThe Mother's correspondence with Shyam Sundar
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Sri Aurobindo Over five hundred aphorisms on works, knowledge and devotion, written with startling disregard for conventional morality to emphasise how spiritual matters cannot be judged with the ethical mind. These aphorisms were formulated, said the Mother, "in order to break up the usual conception, to bring one in touch with a deeper truth". Contents: Jnana, Karma, Bhakti (Knowledge, Works, Devotion) Livre en anglais
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Stock épuiséSri Aurobindo - Livre en anglais The three philosophical essays in this book were first published in the monthly review Arya in 1915 and 1918. In the title essay "Evolution" Sri Aurobindo deconstructs the materialistic theory of evolution, which had been the keynote of nineteenth century thought. He shows how advanced thinking was moving towards the perception of evolution "by a superconscient Knowledge which reveals things in Matter, Life and Mind out of the unfathomable Inconscient from which they rise". The other essays are titled "The Inconscient" and "Materialism".