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The Gita, the Divine Mother and the Purushottama · Letter 2

CWSA 29 · Letters on Yoga - II · p. 1084

The Gita and the Integral Yoga

It is not a fact that the Gita gives the whole base of Sri Aurobindo’s message; for the Gita seems to admit the cessation of birth in the world as the ultimate aim or at least the ultimate culmination of Yoga; it does not bring forward the idea of spiritual evolution or the idea of the higher planes and the supramental Truth-Consciousness and the bringing down of that consciousness as the means of the complete transformation of earthly life.

CWSA 29 · Letters on Yoga - II · The Gita, the Divine Mother and the Purushottama [2] · p. 444

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