John Collins: Savitri: Poetic Expression of Spiritual
Experience
Thomas Berry: The Foundations of Indian Culture: its Contemporary
Significance
Thomas J. Hopkins: The Vision of the Purushottama in Essays on the
Gita
J. Bruce Long: A New Yoga for a New Age: A Critical Introduction to
The Synthesis of Yoga
Eugene Fontinell: A Pragmatic Approach to the Human Cycle
Robert McDermott: The Life Divine: Sri Aurobindos Philosophy of
Evolution and Transformation
Robert McDermott is president emeritus and chair of the Philosophy, Cosmology and Consciousness Program at the California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS). He is the editor of the original edition of The Essential Steiner (1984) and is involved in many anthroposophical organizations and institutions. He is the author of The Spirit of Modern India.
'These essays on the significance of Sri Aurobindo's six major
works provide an excellent starting point for retracing his
spiritual vision. They help us in so many ways to understand what
he saw with such strength and conviction: how the historical
evolution of cosmos, life, and history form one grand synthesis and
symphonic whole.'
-- Ursula King (from the Foreword)
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