Book I

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Book I is the first major section of Sri Aurobindo’s philosophical work *The Life Divine*, laying out the foundations of his integral metaphysical and spiritual vision.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book section
philosophical work part
addresses limitations of exclusive spiritualism
limitations of materialism
aimsTo justify the rationality of spiritual experience
present a comprehensive metaphysical synthesis
associatedWith Sri Aurobindo Ashram intellectual tradition
author Sri Aurobindo NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin India
genre metaphysics
philosophy
spiritual philosophy
hasContext early 20th‑century Indian philosophical renaissance
hasForm prose exposition
influencedBy Sankhya and other Indian darshanas
Upanishadic thought
Vedanta NERFINISHED
Western idealism
evolutionary thought
intendedAudience readers of integral yoga literature
spiritual seekers
students of philosophy
language English
laysFoundationFor integral metaphysical vision of The Life Divine
integral spiritual vision of The Life Divine
mainTheme Divine in the universe
integral metaphysical vision
nature of reality
relationship between Spirit and Matter
spiritual evolution
partOf The Life Divine NERFINISHED
philosophicalConcern possibility of a divine life on earth
problem of evil and suffering
reconciliation of the One and the Many
relation between the Absolute and the world
philosophicalMethod integration of reason and spiritual experience
rational argument
synthetic metaphysics
philosophicalTradition Integral Yoga NERFINISHED
integral philosophy
positionInWork first major section
relatedWork Book II of The Life Divine NERFINISHED
title Book I NERFINISHED
workTitle The Life Divine NERFINISHED

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The Life Divine hasPart Book I