Vedanta and Yoga. Transformation of Human Nature

This collection is a publication dedicated to integral yoga, the main principles of which were developed by the Indian poet, philosopher, and public figure Sri Aurobindo (1872–1950) and his collaborator Mirra Alfassa (1878–1973), known as the Mother.
Integral yoga emphasizes the significance of the individuality of each human consciousness and does not limit practitioners to a specific set of rules for achieving yogic experience. According to the teachings of Sri Aurobindo and the Mother, the yogic aspiration through activity, meditation, love, devotion, and openness to Divine consciousness is the driving force for the transformation of consciousness and the transformation of human nature.
The collection includes three works by Sri Aurobindo: 1) Integral Yoga and its Goals. A Holistic Approach to Understanding the World. 2) Mental Culture and Sadhana. 3) The Message of the Gita. Instrument, Channel, and Force of the Divine.