Letters On Yoga - IV
Sri Aurobindo — 68
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Letters on Yoga - IV Transformation of Human Nature in the Integral Yoga
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Part One - Sadhana on the Level of the Mind
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Section One - The Mind and Sadhana
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Chapter One - The Mind and Other Levels of Being
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Chapter Two - Intellect and the Intellectual
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Chapter Three - Mental Difficulties and the Need of Quietude
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Chapter Four - The Physical Mind and Sadhana
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Chapter Five - Thought and Knowledge
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Section Two - Cultivation of the Mind in Yoga
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Chapter One - Mental Development and Sadhana
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Chapter Two - The Place of Study in Sadhana
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Chapter Three - The Power of Expression and Yoga
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Chapter Four - Speech and Yoga
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Part Two - Sadhana on the Level of the Vital
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Section One - The Vital Being and Sadhana
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Chapter One - The Nature of the Vital
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Chapter Two - The Vital and Other Levels of Being
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Chapter Three - Wrong Movements of the Vital
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Chapter Four - The Lower Vital Being
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Section Two - Vital Temperament
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Chapter One - Cheerfulness and Happiness
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Chapter Two - Sorrow and Suffering
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Chapter Three - Depression and Despondency
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Chapter Four - Sentimentalism Sensitiveness Instability Laxity
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Section Three - Vital Defects
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Chapter One - Ego and Its Forms
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Chapter Two - Desire
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Chapter Three - Anger and Violence
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Chapter Four - Fear
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Section Four - Human Relations in Yoga
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Chapter One - Human Relationsand the Spiritual Life
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Chapter Two - Interactions with Othersand the Practice of Yoga
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Chapter Three - Problems in Human Relations
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Part Three - Sadhana on the Physical Subconscient and Inconscient Levels
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Section One - Sadhana on the Levelof the Physical
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Chapter One - The Transformation of the Physical
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Chapter Two - Levels of the Physical Being
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Chapter Three - Difficulties of the Physical Nature
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Section Two - Food Sleep Dreams and Sex
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Chapter One - Food
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Chapter Two - Sleep
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Chapter Three - Dreams
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Chapter Four - Sex
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Section Three -Illness Doctors and Medicines
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Chapter One - Illness and Health
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Chapter Two - Doctors and Medicines
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Chapter Three - Specific Illnesses Ailmentsand Other Physical Problems
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Section Four - The Subconscient and the Inconscientand the Process of Yoga
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Chapter One - The Subconscientand the Integral Yoga
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Chapter Two - The Inconscientand the Integral Yoga
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Part Four - Difficulties in the Practice of the Integral Yoga
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Section One - Difficulties of the Path
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Chapter One - The Difficulties of Yoga
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Chapter Two - The Difficulties of Human Nature
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Chapter Three - Imperfections and Periods of Arrest
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Chapter Four - Resistances Sufferings and Falls
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Section Two - Overcoming the Difficulties of Yoga
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Chapter One - The Right Attitude towards Difficulties
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Chapter Two - Steps towards Overcoming Difficulties
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Chapter Three - Vigilance Resolution Will and the Divine Help
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Chapter Four - Time and Change of the Nature
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Chapter Five - Dealing with Depression and Despondency
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Section Three - The Opposition of the Hostile Forces
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Chapter One - The Hostile Forces and the Difficulties of Yoga
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Chapter Two - Attacks by the Hostile Forces
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Chapter Three - Dealing with Hostile Attacks
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Chapter Four - Accidents Possession Madness
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