Brahman and Sri Aurobindo's Integral Approach to the Upanishads

by G. N. Sarma

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This book "aims at revealing in a lucid and analytical way, the significance and appeal of Brahman, the Supreme Spirit as possibly conceived by Sri Aurobindo according to his principle of Synthesis. ... Its main source is The Life Divine, the magnum opus of Sri Aurobindo...".

From the Foreword by V.Sivaramakrishnan, editor of Encyclopedia of Hinduism, "In Dr.Sarma's view, Sri Aurobindo is more faithful to the Upanishadic texts, which contain the most authoritative statements on the nature of Brahman, and understands them better in their wholeness than the three Acharyas of the Vedanta, namely Shankara, Ramanuja and Madhwa."

The volume is "profoundly scholarly" yet at the same time "reader friendly" as the author puts his message across using "examples from real life experiences".