Uploaded April 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
"The Key to It All" comes from Sraddhalu Ranade's April 7th, 2017 "Synthesis of Yoga" talk, produced by Integral Studies.TV. Sraddhalu relays the words of Sri Aurobindo on how the fulfillment of life turns out to also be the fulfillment of The Divine Life. The chapter Sraddhalu has begun is on "satchitananda", on how the first step lies within the ancient yogic method of reaching a great breadth of vision, and then the satchananda can be found. The word, "key", becomes the point of discussion as Sraddhalu reads from "Savitri", as well as the yoga text in coming to terms with the "key" to unlocking the secret of it all. Sri Aurobindo uses the word, key, 39 times in "Savitri" - the many ways he uses the term in the great epic poem are explored. An amazing talk by Sraddhalu Ranade, who so eloquently and consistently shares the wisdom of The Divine Mother with us. Beautiful photos and videos backgrounds have been added to enhance the offering; in service to Sri Aurobindo, The Mother, Sraddhalu Ranade, and The Divine Mother.
"The Key to It All" comes from Sraddhalu Ranade's April 7th, 2017 "Synthesis of Yoga" talk, produced by Integral Studies.TV. Sraddhalu relays the words of Sri Aurobindo on how the fulfillment of life turns out to also be the fulfillment of The Divine Life. The chapter Sraddhalu has begun is on "satchitananda", on how the first step lies within the ancient yogic method of reaching a great breadth of vision, and then the satchananda can be found. The word, "key", becomes the point of discussion as Sraddhalu reads from "Savitri", as well as the yoga text in coming to terms with the "key" to unlocking the secret of it all. Sri Aurobindo uses the word, key, 39 times in "Savitri" - the many ways he uses the term in the great epic poem are explored. An amazing talk by Sraddhalu Ranade, who so eloquently and consistently shares the wisdom of The Divine Mother with us. Beautiful photos and videos backgrounds have been added to enhance the offering; in service to Sri Aurobindo, The Mother, Sraddhalu Ranade, and The Divine Mother.
