supplement
sri aurobindo
Contents
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Volume - 2 KARMAYOGIN |
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| SWADESHI MEETING (Speech) | ||
| SWADESHI IN CALCUTTA (Speech) |
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Volume - 3 THE HARMONY OF VIRTUE
THE PROBLEM OF THE MAHABHARATA |
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| THE POLITICAL STORY | ||
| UDYOGAPARVA | ||
| ON TRANSLATING KALIDASA | ||
| MEDICAL DEPARTMENT |
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Volume - 4 WRITING IN BENGALI |
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| KAAROTOYAR BARNANA | ||
| AIKYA O SWADHNATA | ||
| ARUNKUMARIR HARAN | ||
| KOREA O JAPAN |
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Volume - 5 COLLECTED POEMS |
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| FRAGMENTS | ||
| SONNETS | ||
| WORLD'S DELIGHT |
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Volume - 7 COLLECTED PLAYS |
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| FRAGMENT OF A PLAY |
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Volume - 8 TRANSLATIONS |
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| SAYINGS FROM THE MAHABHARATA |
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Volume - 9 THE FUTURE POETRY
AND LETTERS ON POETRY, LITERATURE AND ART |
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| TO MY BROTHER ( MANMOHAN GHOSE) |
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Volume - 10 THE SECRET OF THE VEDA |
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| THE ORIGINS OF ARYAN SPEECH ( First draft) | ||
| A SYSTEM OF VEDIC PSYCHOLOGY - PREFATORY |
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Volume - 11 HYMNS TO THE MYSTIC FIRE |
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| A HYMN TO AGNI ( Mandala 1, Sukta 74) | ||
| A HYMN TO AGNI ( Mandala IV, Sukta 6) |
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Volume - 12 THE UPANISHADS |
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| THE KARMAYOGIN - A COMMENTARY ON THE ISHA UPANISHAD | ||
| ISHA UPANISHAD: ALL THAT IS WORLD IN THE UNIVERSE | ||
| THE LIFE DIVINE - A COMMENTARY ON THE ISHA UPANISHAD |
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Volume - 15 SOCIAL AND POLITICAL THOUGHT |
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| PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION OF "THE IDEAL OF HUMAN UNITY" |
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Volume - 17 THE HOUR OF GOD AND OTHER WRITINGS |
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| BANKIM CHANDRA | ||
| SAPTA - CHATUSHTAYA | ||
| THE WAY OF WORKS |
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Volume - 18 - 19 THE LIFE DIVINE |
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| ARGUMENT IN BRIEF AND S7OPSIS CHAPTER -I, THE HUMAN ASPIRATION | ||
| ARGUMENT TO THE LIFE DIVINE FROM THE ARYA, CHS. XIX - XXXIII |
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Volume - 22--24 LETTERS ON YOGA |
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| LETTER ON YOGA |
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Volume - 29 SAVITRI |
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SUPPLEMENT TO VOLUME 1 BANDE MATARAM
Some more articles from the Bande Mataram are reproduced here as recent information allows us to consider them Sri Aurobindo's.
It is evident from an article1 of Suresh Chandra Deb, a worker in the Bande Mataram office, that Sri Aurobindo wrote every day for the Daily from the 8th or 9th August 1906 till the last week of September when Bepin Chandra Pal, the Editor, returned from his tour of East Bengal. Ail the issues of this period are not available, but from the few we have in our possession we have selected some of the Editorials and Notes which seem to us to be from Sri Aurobindo's pen.
A few others included here are based on their identification by Hemendra Prasad Ghose and Upendranath Bannerji, close associates of Sri Aurobindo.
Sri Aurobindo as 1 Knew Him, Mother India, August 15, 1950 |