Modern spirituality that leads to future-oriented consciousness research is the characteristic of the ‘Integral Yoga‘ of Sri Aurobindo (1872-1950), which he described from 1914-1921 in his major works. ‘Die Synthese des Yoga – The Synthesis of Yoga’ is one of Sri Aurobindo’s major works, published by the Mirapuri-Verlag as bilingual German/English study edition in five volumes as book series and as download. In ‘Die Synthese des Yoga – The Synthesis of Yoga’ Sri Aurobindo gives an in-depth insight into the main aspects of the yoga teachings, that formed in India since ancient times, namely ‘The Yoga of Work’, ‘The Yoga of Knowledge’, ‘The Yoga of Love’, ‘The Tantra Yoga’, ‘The Hatha Yoga’, ‘The Pranayama-Yoga’ and ‘The Rajayoga’. Sri Aurobindo expands these aspects with the modern ‘Yoga of Self-Perfection’ and summarizes all paths of yoga in ‘Die Synthese des Yoga – The Synthesis of Yoga’ to serve as basis for his consciousness researching ‘Integral Yoga’, integrating not only spiritual-psychological philosophy but also the psychically, mentally, vitally and physically working and in consciousness expanding life of humanity in a self-transforming way. Sri Aurobindo together with his life-partner Mira Alfassa – The Mother (1878-1973) created already through their lifetime Real-Projects as physical manifestations of the inner and outer realization of his ‘Integral Yoga’ in the totality of life. In India the Sri Aurobindo Ashram in Pondicherry in South-India together with his branches became an international centre for practicing the ‘Integral Yoga’. In Europe Mirapuri and Miravillage are the two largest centers for studying and practicing the ‘Integral Yoga’ and its inherent consciousness research. Mirapuri – the City of Peace and Futureman in Europe, Italy and her satellite Miravillage in Gauting near Munich, Germany were conceived and founded by Michel Montecrossa, the consciousness researcher, artist and friend of Mira Alfassa together with her since 1969 in various talks and exchange of ideas. The first plannings that emerged from these conversations led to the concrete foundation day of Mirapuri on 15th August 1978 and since then to the growing realization of the aims of the ‘Integral Yoga’ in all life through knowledge, consciousness, love and the transforming manifestation of a new and better future for a United Humanity. Michel Montecrossaweiterlesen