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Abstract
CONCEPT OF SUPREME IN SRI AUROBINDO'S INTEGRAL IDEALISM
Dr. Sunil Joshi
Volume: 3 Issue: 1 2013
Abstract:
Sri Aurobindo's vision constitutes a complex philosophy. His integral idealism is a monumental synthesis and happy reconciliation of ordinary, one side idealism and militant materialism. Through an intense life of continuous meditation, Sri Aurobindo has given the concept of Reality (Supreme). The central and basic concept of Sri Aurobindo’s integral idealism is that 'All this is the Brahman'. An Omnipresent Reality is the Brahman: everything great or small, mental or physical, spiritual or material is in Brahman, manifests Brahman and is Brahman. The Reality or Brahman is the alpha and omega of all existence
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