Sri Aurobindo's Path and Traditional Yoga

... it is best to follow the maxim, to each his own path. At the same time one respects the right of others to follow their own way without deviating from the truth one has seen and felt within oneself.

He deserves his place among the line of spiritual masters who came to destroy the old world order, but destroying is one thing and building a new world is quite another.

The urge to communicate what one thinks to be the best for oneself may be a noble sentiment.

The Path is everywhere. We carry it wherever we go. It is carved by the fire of aspiration and the light of our faith.

If power without knowledge is a dangerous thing, then knowledge without power is a thing ineffective.