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Essays On The Gita is a collection of essays written by Sri Aurobindo, a renowned Indian philosopher, yogi, and spiritual leader. The book is a profound interpretation of the Bhagavad Gita, one of the most revered texts in Hinduism. In this book, Sri Aurobindo delves deep into the spiritual and…
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Sri Aurobindo may be the greatest philosopher in history. His essays on the Bhagavad Gita are both illuminating and inspiring.
This is the fourth time I have read this book in the past three years. When I read Aurobindo, I often feel as if I am in the thrall of a great sermon. When I read Aurobindo on the Gita, I feel as if I am in the thrall of a great sermon that’s being given by God and translated by Sri Aurobindo.
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