A Primary Difference Between Traditional Understanding of Yoga and the Integral Yoga of Sri Aurobindo and the Mother

0:01 Yoga has historically focused on liberation of the individual soul from the illusion of the outer world. The secret is advised to see through the transitory nature of all external rewards, undertake practices that helped him to discover his true self. And once that is done live, a life free from the normal sense of human bondage, until such time, as he can escape the cycle of rebirth entirely. The practice is focused on individual salvation. The goal is otherworldly, the external world the society in which the individual lives is given little consequence and is treated either as a dream, an illusion or an inconvenience or impediment. It is of course, essential that the Seeker find a way to free himself from the illusory.

1:02 Pursuits of the external World Liberation. In that sense is a basic requirement. In the Buddhist tradition. There is a bodhisattva vow that the Seeker will not undertake his own Liberation until such time as his presence in the world. Can Aid The Liberation of every other sentient being. We see here, a purpose, infused into the life in the world, and that is to Aid other beings who are misled about the illusory, nature of the outer existence, SRI aurobindo takes a different view of the matter as he does not accept the duality of World versus spirit. Rather the world is a manifestation of spirit, the creation, has a Divine Purpose, and the objective of the Seeker is not to escape from existence, but to participate in the manifestation and the unfoldment of its objective, which he shows to be intimately tied to a progressive, unfoldment were evolution of Consciousness and the increasing unification between matter and spirit that such An increasing awareness makes obvious.

2:20 There is one reality, it is real. Not illusory in its Essence. The illusion is the fixation on the external ego personality. And it's short-term ideas about success and enjoyment in the world. When the Seeker aligns with the larger Universal Consciousness, he achieves Union with the Divine and can act in the world, as a node or Nexus of the spiritual energy that is in process of creating the universal manifestation. Dr. Dalal observes quote, traditionally the term yoga which literally means Union has been generally understood as a path which aims at achieving the union of the individual self with the universal self. So as to lead to Liberation from the ignorance and suffering of life on Earth.

3:20 Entry aurobindo yoga, which aims at not only the liberation of the individual soul, but the transformation of Earthly life. Yoga implies, not only Union of the individual soul with the Divine, but also the union of the outer being with the soul and the unification of ones being around the soul for according to Sri, aurobindo and the mother, it is only through such a unification of ones. Being But the Divine can be made to manifest and transform the Earthly life in quote, reference SRI aurobindo, and the mother, our many selves practical yogic psychology preface page, Roman 15.