Adi Shankara & Sri Aurobindo

[Guest guest]

I thank everyone who produced

such wonderful expositions on

the philosophies of Adi

Shankara and Sri Aurobindo.

 

But, wonderfully enough, we

can combine the processes

'preached' by them.

 

Adi Shankara's 'self-enquiry'

system, which was later

confirmed by Sri Ramana, is

very effective for eradicating

'latent impressions', even for

householders.

 

Sri Aurobindo's integral yoga,

takes up every aspect of the

most ordinary life and

'divinises' it by prescribing

a 'pack of attitudes' for

performing the same as 'yoga'.

He has described wonderfully

the 'evolutionary general

progression', which the world

is undergoing 'unconsciously',

and that provides a very

'clear' way of dealing with

it, while performing our works

as 'yoga'.

 

If daytime is spent in

performing works as 'integral

yoga', with intervals of

'self-enquiry', then the

'mind' will be well-prepared

for 'persistent self-enquiry'

in the evening and night.

 

Thanks and kind regards