Show Notes
Selected poems give a glimpse of Sri Aurobindo’s yoga as it was developing along unique lines after reaching Pondicherry. The poems include the following:– Ascent (‘The Silence’ and ‘Beyond the Silence’), pp. 581-582– Descent, p. 578– O Will of God, p. 520– Ahana, pp. 477-491– Light, p. 618– Bride of the Fire, p. 532[pages for CWSA 2: Collected Poems]
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