Mahānabiplabī'ō Mukti Sādh  (Paperback, R C Guria)

It is a research-based book in Bengali on Sri Aurobindo covering especially his Revolutionism, Nationalism, Yogic Sadhana, Philosophy, and Literature. He left India for education in England at the age of seven and continued his education there with severe financial crises and hardships. He had his wide-ranging studies on literature in English, French, Greek, and Latin and on the history of Europe. He won prizes in King's College for Greek and Latin verse. He graduated from King's College with First Class in Classical Tripos. He passed the ICS examination, but he left ICS because he had decided to fight for India’s freedom. There he formed the secret society – ‘Lotus and Dagger’. He came back to India and joined Baroda State Service and then he dedicated himself to the revolutionary freedom movement. His political activity began with the writing of articles in the Indu-Prakash and editing political journals like Bamde-Matarm, Karmayogin, etc to intensify the freedom movement. Withdrawing himself from the revolutionary movement he started his spiritual life in 1910 first at Chandernagore and finally at Pondicherry. Earlier he met spiritual gurus like Swami Hamsa Swarup, Swami Brahmananda, and Sri Madhavdas. In Pondicherry he became absorbed in practicing Yoga and in writing books and epics based on his Yogic Sadhana. He has written books like ‘The Life Divine’, Essays on Gita, The Supramental Manifestation upon Earth, The Synthesis of Yoga, The Hour of God, Savitri, Love and Death, and many more published by Pondicherry Ashram.