Aurobindo Ghose, Hinduism

Philosopher, poet, and mystic, born in Calcutta, India. He studied at Cambridge, and became a professor in Baroda and Calcutta. Renouncing nationalism and politics for yoga and Hindu philosophy, he founded an ashram at Pondicherry in 1910. His writings include The Life Divine (1940) and Aurobindo on Himself (1953).

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