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KIREET JOSHI

 

Books  and Talks by Kireet Joshi

 

 

SYNTHESIS OF YOGA AND ALLIED THEMES

 

1. Sri Aurobindo And The Mother

2. Sri Aurobindo and Integral Yoga
3.
The New Synthesis of Yoga
4. Varieties of Yogic Experience and Integral Realisation
5. Significance of Indian Yoga
6. A Pilgrims Quest for the Highest and the Best
7. Synthesis of Yoga in the Veda
8. Synthesis of Yoga in the Upanishads
9. The Gita and its Synthesis of Yoga
10. Integral Yoga - An outline of Major Aims Processes, Methods and Results
11. Integral Yoga of Transformation - Psychic,Spiritual and Supramental 
12. Supermind in Integral Yoga
13. Integral Yoga and Evolutionary Mutation
14. Integral Yoga, Evolution and the Next Species

15. Bhagavadgita and Contemporary Crisis

 

PHILOSOPHY


16. A Philosophy of the Role of the Contemporary Teacher
17. A Philosophy of the Education for the Contemporary Youth
18. A Philosophy of the Evolution for the Contemporary Man
19. Philosophy and Yoga of Sri Aurobindo and Other Essays
20. Philosophy of Value Oriented Education -Theory and Practice
21. Philosophy of Supermind and Contemporary Crisis

23. On Materialism
24. Towards A New Social Order

 


INDIAN CULTURE


25. The Veda and Indian Culture
26. Glimpses of Vedic Literature
27. Landmarks of Hinduism
28. The Portals of Vedic Knowledge
29. Stories for Youth in Search of a Higher Life
30. Arjuna's Arguments at Kurukshetra and Sri Krishna’s Answer

 

Professor Kireet Joshi (b.1931), studied philosophy and law at the Bombay University. He was selected for Indian Administrative Service in 1955. He resigned from the service in 1956 in order to devote himself to the study and practice of the Integral Yoga of SriAurobindo and the Mother at Pondicherry.

 

From 1956-1976, he remained engaged in Yogic practice and intensive study of Sri Aurobindo's and Mother's works as also vast literature of Indian and Western Philosophy, history and culture. He was Registrar of the Sri Aurobindo International Centre of Education, Sri Aurobindo Ashram, Pondicherry, from 1958 to 1975, where he also taught integral philosophy, integral psychology and Indian culture. He also participated in radical experiments in education under the direct guidance of the Mother.

 

In 1976, Prime Minister Smt. Indira Gandhi requested Professor Kireet Joshi to advise the government of India, particularly, to impart dimension of value-education to the entire system. He was appointed Education Advisor to the Government of India in 1976. Between 1976 and 1988, he was founder Member-Secretary of Indian Council of Philosophical Research (1981-89), Member-University Grants Commission (1981-1990) and the founder Member-Secretary of the Rashtriya Veda Vidya Prathishthan, Ujjain (National Foundation of Vedic Knowledge, (1087-1993)

 

He was also Member-Secretary for National Commission for Teachers (1983-1985). In 1999, he was appointed as Chairman of the Auroville Foundation (1999-2004). He was also Chairman of Indian Council of Philosophical Research (2000-2006).

 

Professor Kireetjoshi has also made valuable contribution to Unesco, and he was Vice-Chairman of Unesco Institute ofEducation at Hamburg (1987-1990), and Chairman of Unesco Committee of Education for International Understanding and Peace.

 

Currently, he is Education Advisor to the Chief Minister of Gujarat.

He has been an exponent of the philosophy of Integral Yoga of Sri Aurobindo and the Mother and has authored several works connected with philosophy, yoga and value-oriented education. Extraction of knowledge from the Vedic Samhitas, Upanishads and the Gita as also study of Yoga as science and linking the Vedic Yoga with the entire tradition of Yoga upto Sri Aurobindo have been the central focus of his tireless research. This series on

Synthesis of Yoga and allied themes is the result of his lifelong dedication to Sri Aurobindo and the Mother.

 

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