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Crossroad The New Humanity: A compilation from the trilogy of The Human Cycle by Sri Aurobindo
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Crossroad The New Humanity: A compilation from the trilogy of The Human Cycle by Sri Aurobindo in Ottawa, ON
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Crossroad The New Humanity is a book-compilation from the trilogy of The Human Cycle, The Ideal of Human Unity and War and Self-Determination by Sri Aurobindo (CWSA vol. 25). After examining the transition from infrarational to the rational, the subjective and, ultimately, the spiritual age, along with the corresponding societal changes, the focus shifts to Sri Aurobindo extolling the perfection of the individuals and of society as mutually interdependent. Expounding upon nation and group- soul, the inadequacy of the state-idea in spite of the attractiveness of the rational collectivist idea, a world-union of all the people for the unified growth and perfection of the human race instead of a world-parliament, the conclusion of Sri Aurobindo's excursus is the 'religion of humanity' and the dawning of the spiritual age.
Crossroad The New Humanity is a book-compilation from the trilogy of The Human Cycle, The Ideal of Human Unity and War and Self-Determination by Sri Aurobindo (CWSA vol. 25). After examining the transition from infrarational to the rational, the subjective and, ultimately, the spiritual age, along with the corresponding societal changes, the focus shifts to Sri Aurobindo extolling the perfection of the individuals and of society as mutually interdependent. Expounding upon nation and group- soul, the inadequacy of the state-idea in spite of the attractiveness of the rational collectivist idea, a world-union of all the people for the unified growth and perfection of the human race instead of a world-parliament, the conclusion of Sri Aurobindo's excursus is the 'religion of humanity' and the dawning of the spiritual age.

















