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Inner Work Through YogaRaghu AnanthanarayanWe selected 60+ sutras that focus on the processes of perception, meaning making and self-reflectivity. After having a brief discussion on each, we embarked on a long-term process of decoding the meaning of these sutras in relationship to process work. This paper will take a few of these sutras to elaborate upon and show the parallels between the Yoga Sutra and Inner Work.
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Some Characteristic Features of Our TraditionSushanta BanerjeeProcess Work has acquired several ‘rupas’. All these have a great deal in common especially at the intent level and yet have distinctive features characterising their working. The traditions are distinct in terms of their axioms and methods. These constitute the tradition.
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Ushering in the Subjective Age of Sri AurobindoGomathy BalasubramanianSri Aurobindo theorises that in the future, human civilisations and cultures across the world will turn inwards for knowledge; ushering in the Subjective Age following the current Individualist Rational Age. This Subjective age will integrate the objective epistemologies of rational enquiry of our current times; with subjective epistemologies of the subliminal worlds and the inner being.
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My Explorations: Process Work Through A Spiritual LensGeeta Kumar‘Who am I’ is an existential question that humans continuously grapple with at different stages of life. The ultimate universal search for that one Truth, for harmony, for freedom from pain and sorrows, for absolute bliss takes different forms. To seek answers to questions such as Why am I the way I am, why is the world the way it is, some look for answers in the external, while some take the journey inward.