Man has one leg in animality and the other in humanity. At the same time he is a candidate for divinity

SRI AUROBINDO'S WRITINGS In 1997, the Sri Aurobindo Ashram began to publish the Complete Works of Sri Aurobindo in a uniform library edition. Twenty-six volumes have been issued thus far; the remaining ones will come out over the next few years. Upon completion, there will be 37 volumes (originally 35 volumes were planned). The Complete Works will contain all the writings published earlier in the 30-volume Sri Aurobindo Birth Centenary Library, as well as around 4000 pages of new texts. Each published volume can be viewed and downloaded in PDF format. At the end of the list below is a zipped file containing all the PDFs available for download. As volumes continue to be published, they will be made available here. All texts are copyright Sri Aurobindo Ashram Trust and are only for personal use only. Unauthorised reproduction or distribution in any form, including material and electronic, is prohibited.

Volumes 21-22		PDF last updated: 15 Aug 09 The Life Divine — I–II Sri Aurobindo's principal work of philosophy. In this book, Sri Aurobindo presents a theory of spiritual evolu tion and suggests that the present crisis of humanity will lead to a spiritual transformation of the human being and the advent of a divine life upon earth. The material first appeared as a series of essays published in the monthly review Arya between 1914 and 1919. They were revised by Sri Aurobindo in 1939 and 1940 for publication as a book.	3.29MB
Volumes 23-34		PDF last updated: 15 Aug 09 The Synthesis of Yoga — I–II Sri Aurobindo's principal work on yoga. In this book Sri Aurobindo examines the traditional systems of yoga and provides an explanation of certain components of his own system of integral yoga. There is an Introduction, "The Condi tions of the Synthesis", and four parts: "The Yoga of Divine Works", "The Yoga of Integral Knowledge", "The Yoga of Divine Love" and "The Yoga of Self-Perfection". The material was first published serially in the monthly review Aryabetween 1914 and 1921; the introduction and first two parts were later revised by Sri Aurobindo for publication.	2.64MB