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Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Rishabhchand/English/The Integral Yoga of Sri Aurobindo/The Integral Liberation-1.htm
CHAPTER XXV
THE INTEGRAL LIBERATION
PART I
No ideal produces in the majority of spiritual
seekers so great a thrill, such an inspiring sense of exaltation as the ideal of
liberation. All rigour of self-discipline, all stress of a sustained,
high-uplifting endeavour, and even all harsh austerities seem little enough
price for the priceless state of spiritual freedom, if they can but contribute
to its attainment. Difficulties are resolutely met and dangers courageously
braved by those who are bent upon realising the essential freedom of their soul.
What appears even as self-mortification or an extreme self-denial to others, may
be, to a spiritua
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Rishabhchand/English/The Integral Yoga of Sri Aurobindo/The Integral Transformation-3.htm
CHAPTER XXIX
THE INTEGRAL TRANSFORMATION
PART III
THE THREE STEPS OF TRANSFORMATION
THE essential function of the soul is to offer all things
to the Divine for transformation, for it has come down
into mortal birth for the only purpose of accomplishing
a perfect manifestation of the Divine in its phenomenal
becoming. But for the soul or the psychic, our mind,
life and body would have always remained in an un-
relieved darkness and gone on chasing after the fleeting
objects of the world, and involving themselves more and
more in futile struggles and endless suffering.
The psychic awakes as it evolves in Nature, and tries
to influence its i