Bibliography

Quotations

  • CWSA Vol. 29, p. 367
  • CWM Vol. 5, pp. 88-89

The Meaning of Prayer

  • CWSA Vol. 23-24, pp. 566-68
  • CWSA Vol. 23-24, p. 568
  • CWSA Vol. 29, p. 367
  • CWM Vol. 10, pp. 163-64
  • CWSA Vol. 35, p. 542

The Power of Prayer

  • Whites Roses, p. 11
  • CWM Vol. 14, p. 91
  • CWM Vol. 5, pp. 88-92

How to Pray

  • CWSA Vol. 29, p. 226
  • CWSA Vol. 23-24, p. 572
  • CWSA Vol. 29, p. 468
  • CWM Vol. 15, p. 207
  • White Roses, p. 19
  • White Roses, p. 1
  • CWM Vol. 6, pp. 403-04
  • CWM Vol. 8, pp. 227-28

Asking from the Divine

  • CWSA Vol. 29, p. 366
  • CWM Vol. 8, pp. 254-55
  • CWM Vol. 8, pp. 121-24

Prayer and Aspiration

  • CWM Vol. 5, pp. 139-43

The True Prayer

  • CWSA Vol. 13, p. 74
  • CWSA Vol. 29, p. 67
  • CWM Vol. 7, p. 243
  • CWM Vol. 14, p. 14
  • CWM Vol. 7, pp. 338-39

Collective Prayer

  • CWM Vol. 9, pp. 369-70

I am With You

  • CWM Vol. 13, pp. 72-74

Theory of the Mantra

  • The Mantra – a word of power and light
  • CWSA Vol. 27, pp. 26-27
  • The three highest intensities of poetic speech
  • CWSA Vol. 26, p. 19
  • The Mantra – a divinely burdened rhythmic word
  • CWSA Vol. 26, p. 36
  • CWSA Vol. 26, p. 218
  • The Mantra – the highest power of speech
  • CWSA Vol. 26, p. 313
  • The Mantra – a great formative and illuminative power
  • CWSA Vol. 26, p. 12
  • Sound has a power in the material world
  • CWM Vol. 7, pp. 342-44
  • Making the power of the word effective
  • CWM Vol. 2, p. 66
  • The power of words comes from three different sources
  • CWM Vol. 2, pp. 66-68

Practice of the Mantra

  • Each one must find one’s own mantra
  • The Mother: Conversations with a disciple: September 16, 1958
  • A mantra has life when it springs up spontaneously within
  • The Mother: Conversations with a disciple: May 11, 1963
  • The power of the mantra
  • The Mother: Conversations with a disciple: May 11, 1963
  • The sincerity of aspiration and the mantra
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  • Your mantra in difficulty
  • CWM Vol. 4, pp. 388-89
  • Repeat your mantra before sleeping
  • CWM Vol. 15, pp. 379-80

Japa

  • CWSA Vol. 29, p. 327
  • CWSA Vol. 29, p. 328
  • CWSA Vol. 29, p. 323
  • CWSA Vol. 29, pp. 323-24
  • CWSA Vol. 29, p. 325

Power of the Divine Name

  • Remember the Divine at all times
  • CWSA Vol. 19, pp. 295-96
  • Turning all life into an uninterrupted Yoga
  • CWSA Vol. 19, p. 300
  • Call to the Mother always
  • CWSA Vol. 32, p. 312
  • CWSA Vol. 32, p. 308

Mantra and the Integral Yoga

  • No fixed processes in the Integral Yoga
  • CWSA Vol. 29, p. 20
  • No fixed mantra in the Integral Yoga
  • CWSA Vol. 29, p. 324
  • The Mother’s Name as the mantra
  • CWSA Vol. 29, p. 326
  • The mantra is essential for the sadhana of the body
  • The Mother: Conversations with a disciple: May 19, 1959
  • Om Namo Bhagavateh
  • The Mother: Conversations with a disciple: September 16, 1958
  • CWM Vol. 12, pp. 446-47
  • Savitri – the mantra of transformation
  • The Mother as noted by Mona Sarkar: Luminous Notes

PRAYERS AND MANTRAS

  • All the Prayers and Mantras and the Words of Sri Aurobindo and the Mother in this part are from the Collected Works of Sri Aurobindo and the Mother and from Whites Roses (copyright Huta), edited by Vijay, published by Sri Aurobindo Society, Pondicherry, seventh impression 2010.

Complete Works

  • CWM: Collected Works of the Mother, 2nd ed., Vols. 1-17
  • CWSA: Complete Works of Sri Aurobindo, 2012, Vols. 1-37
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