Śrī Aurobindo o tar Purna Yoga : Ekti Samyak Darshonik Bisleshan/ শ্রী অরবিন্দ ও তাঁর পূর্ণযোগ : একটি সম্যক্ দার্শনিক বিশ্লেষণ

Abstract

Śrī Aurobindo’s philosophy is influenced by ancient Indian philosophers, particularly Yoga philosophy and Advaita Vedānta. He reorganized and reanalyzed these philosophical thoughts, initiating a new coherent way of thinking. Yoga, a significant Indian spiritual philosophy, is derived from Maharṣi Patañjali who did not use the term ‘yoga’ in a general sense. Instead, he defined yoga as ‘attachment to the Divine Being’, which can be transcendental, mundane, or deeply personal.

Śrī Aurobindo’s Pūrṇayoga or Integral Yoga aims to initiate divine life on earth through the restoration of the entire human race. Pūrṇayoga is not possible through Rājayoga, Haṭhayoga, Karmayoga, Jñānayoga, or Bhaktiyoga, as they have limitations and not infinite potential. Pūrṇayoga is governed by the will of the benevolent divine power, and a person who attains inner life by being introverted can only control external consciousness and attain inner silence on the path of Pūrṇayoga. This allows them to break through the barriers of narrowness and pass into the divine life.