Aurobindo Ghosh
Indian Bengali philosopher, yogi, maharishi, poet and nationalist (1872-1950) · India · Academics · Died at 78
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Aurobindo (seated centre next to his mother) and his family. In England, ca. 1879[10]
Basement of 49 St Stephen's Avenue, London W12 with Sri Aurobindo Blue Plaque
Copy of Bande Mataram, September 1907
Sri Aurobindo seated at the table, with Tilak speaking: Surat session of Congress, 1907
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as a prisoner in Alipore Jail, 1908.
Sri Aurobindo on his deathbed 5 December 1950
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Sri Aurobindo was an Indian philosopher, yogi and nationalist, who is noted for his participation in the movement for India's independence from British rule, he advocated for complete autonomy through his writings and political activity. Following his imprisonment and acquittal, he withdrew to Pondicherry to devote himself to spiritual practice, eventually formulating the path of Integral Yoga. His extensive literary output includes the treatises The Life Divine and The Synthesis of Yoga and the epic poem Savitri.
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