Sri Aurobindo Aurobindo (15 August 1872–5 December 1950), India's prominent revolutionary-turned yogi, was a prolific writer too. From Indian education to nationalism, philosophical speculation to Yoga and Integral Yoga, plays, stories, poetry – his literary nd spiritual pursuits have resulted in an immense body of work that undeniably awes, inspires and attracts. But most important, it makes one think, imagine, believe and probe at the same time. The Life Divine, The Essays on the Gita, Savitri: A Legend and a Symbol, The Ideal of Human Unity are some of his best-known works.