Sri Aurobindo viewed religion and spirituality as central to Indian culture. He believed spirituality provided Indians with a sense of infinity and was the "master key" to the Indian mind. Aurobindo also felt that humanity is transitional and the evolution from man to superman is a natural next step. As a youth, he hoped to reform India's repressive education system which destroyed students' capacities. His overall legacy was a promising attempt to spiritualize human institutions without rigidly institutionalizing spirituality.

1. Sri Aurobindo’s views on Religion
Name : Solanki Sardarsinh
Roll No : 29
Semester : 1
Year : 2013-14
Paper 4 : Indian Writing in English
Submitted to:
Smt. S.B.Gardi
Department of English
M.K. Bhav. University

2. Written in 1918
A masterly view
of India’s culture
through the ages.

3. Culture
Education
The
Renaissance
In India
Spirituality
Religion

4. Aurobindo’s views on Religion
Spirituality
“Spirituality is the master key of
the Indian mind. The sense of
infinity is native to it.”

5. Super Human
“Man is a transitional being. He is not final.
The step from man to superman is the next
approaching achievement in the earth
evolution. It is inevitable because it is at
once the intention of the inner spirit and
the logic of Nature’s process”

7. His hopes in youth

8. Education
“The students generally have great
capacities, but the system of
education represses and destroys
these capacities.”

9. Conclusion
“Sri Aurobindo’s legacy is a uniquely
promising attempt to spiritualize human
institutions without institutionalizing
the spirit.”