Hidden kingdoms of beatitude

But near and real to the longing heart And to the body's passionate thought and senseAre the hidden kingdoms of beatitude.In some close unattained realm which yet we feel,Immune from the harsh clutch of Death and Time,Escaping the search of sorrow and desire,In bright enchanted safe peripheriesFor ever wallowing in bliss they lie. 
                                            - Sri Aurobindo
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The Secret Knowledge

On a height he stood that looked towards greater heights.
Our early approaches to the Infinite
Are sunrise splendours on a marvellous verge
While lingers yet unseen the glorious sun.
                                                                        - Sri Aurobindo

( Savitri, Volume 28,  Book 1 Canto 4, Page 46)

Evolution

If mankind only caught a glimpse of what infinite enjoyments, what perfect forces, what luminous reaches of spontaneous knowledge, what wide calms of our being lie waiting for us in the tracts which our animal evolution has not yet conquered, they would leave all and never rest till they had gained these treasures.

Aim of the Yoga

  The aim of the yoga is to open the consciousness  to the Divine and to live in the inner consciousness more and more while acting from it on the external life, to bring the inmost psychic into the front and by the power of the psychic to purify and change the being so that it may become ready for transformation and be in union with the Divine Knowledge, Will and Love.

Supraphysical

Subjective discovery must be pursued by a subjective method of enquiry, observation and verification; research into the supraphysical must evolve, accept and test an appropriate means and methods other than those by which one examines the constituents of physical objects and the processes of Energy in material Nature.                 - Sri Aurobindo(SABCL, Vol. 19, Page 650)

All can be done

All can be done if the God-touch is there.
                                       - Sri Aurobindo
(Savitri, Volume 28, Page 3)

Gossiping Familiarity with Sri Aurobindo

Anything written by a sadhak about Sri Aurobindo which brings him down to an ordinary level and admits the reader to a sort of gossiping familiarity with him is an unfaithfulness to Him and His work. Good intentions are not sufficient.                                                                                                      - The Mother(Collected Works of the Mother, Vol. 13, Page