The search for inner awakening and unfolding of hidden powers has brought man to the threshold of the last frontier: himself. For it is deep within that we find the secret key and unlock the door long held secure from our sight. The ancient philosopher's call "know Thyself" continues to beckon us on the path of knowledge as the final object of our ongoing investigation.

Yoga is not divorced from the destiny and life of the world. Issues of world unity, peace, and the evolution of life and society are covered in this volume.

This volume collects in one place Sri Pandit's writings on the Veda, Upanishad, Gita, Tantra and the spiritual culture of India.

In 1978 Panditji delivered a series of lectures at the Krotona School of Theosophy to an American audience. These lectures focused on systematic discussion of the principles of spiritual life and provided insight into the application of these principles in our daily life. 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.

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.

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.