Discover the profound life and transformative philosophy of Sri Aurobindo, one of India's most influential Indian philosopher and Indian yogi. In this insightful biography, author Kaushal Kishor meticulously chronicles Aurobindo's journey, from his early life in England and return to work in Baroda service, through his pivotal involvement as a nationalist revolutionary India. The book delves into key moments like the Alipore Bomb Case and his Alipore Jail experience, where his spiritual awakening deepened, leading him to the path of Integral Yoga. Readers will gain a deep understanding of his political thought, including the concept of Purna Swaraj, as expressed in writings like New Lamps for Old and his work with newspapers like Bande Mataram and Arya journal Aurobindo. The narrative vividly portrays his revolutionary associations, such as the Lotus and Dagger group, and his relationships with figures like Barin Ghosh revolutionary and Sister Nivedita Aurobindo. The author highlights Aurobindo's literary genius through works like Songs to Myrtilla, Urvashi Love and Death poems, and the epic Savitri, alongside his profound Indian literature and Upanishad studies. A significant focus is placed on his time at the Pondicherry ashram founder with The Mother Mira Richard, exploring their unique spiritual collaboration and the concept of the Divine Mother Mira Richard, as well as the attainment of spiritual transformation yogi and Divine consciousness. The bio touches upon his views on Human evolution, Yoga philosophy, and his lesser-known spiritual interventions in global events like the World War II spiritual support, and his influence on the Russian Revolution influence, and work in Spain spiritual work, Ireland nationalist support, Egypt spiritual influence, Turkey spiritual connection. Kaushal Kishor presents a comprehensive view, drawing on details from Aurobindo's life, including his family background with Dr. Krishnadhan Ghosh father and Mrinalini Devi wife, his education at institutions like Jadavpur University founder, and interactions with national leaders. This biography is an essential read for anyone interested in Indian history freedom struggle, spiritual liberation, Karma Yoga, Gita philosophy, and the rich tapestry of Indian culture, offering insights into concepts like Sadhana practice, The Life Divine, Rebirth and evolution, Ego transcendence, Divine Grace, Surrender practice, Mind consciousness, Desire in yoga, Faith in spirituality, Will power development, Equality samata, Dharma concept, Nation building, Power and force, Peace shanti, Education principles, Truth satya, Compromise concept, Suffering dukha, Patriotism deshbhakti, Dependency paratantrata, Purity pavitrata, Nature prakriti, Effort prayas, Love prem, Obstacle badha, Celibacy brahmacharya, Devotion bhakti, Fear bhaya, Indian ideal, Indian civilization, Language importance, Food habits yogi, Death mrityu, War philosophy, Society samaaj, Happiness and suffering, Servant sevak, Freedom swatantrata, Vidhan law, Shakti power, Shanti peace, Shiksha education, Shraddha faith, Sankalpa will, Samata equality, Samarpana surrender, and the ultimate Mahaparinirvana Aurobindo.