Sanskrit language and Literature/ Sri Aurobindo/ Hymns To The Mystic Fire/ Sri Aurobindo Ashram/ Publication: 1946/ Number of Pages: 244/
Hymns To The Mystic Fire
Hymns to the Mystic Fire is a novel interpretation of the Vedic hymns by Sri Aurobindo. This book contains some of the original Sanskrit hymns with their translations and comments by Sri Aurobindo. These translations clearly show the esoteric understanding of the Vedic insights.
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