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Bibliffiraphy : 253 BIBLiffiRAPHY : 253 B I B L I 0 G R A P H Y A • BOOKS 1. Amal'ananda • Vedanta~kalpata~u, a commentary on Bhamat'i, Bombay, _1948 2. .Arapura, J.G.; : Radhak~ishnan and Integral Experience : The Philosophy and world vision of s. Radhakrishnano Asia Pub. House, 1966. 3. Aurobindo, Sri Sri Aurobindo vols 1 - 29, Birth Centenary L~brary popular Edition, Pondicherry, Sri Aurobindo Ashram, 1972 • 4. The Life Divine,Pondicherry , Sri Aurobindo Ashram, 1990. 5. The Essays on Gita, Pondicherry, Sri Aurobindo Ashram, 1989 6. • The Hour of God, Pondicherry, Sri Aurobindo Ashram, 1986 7. Badrayana • Brahma Sutras, ( Eng. Trans. by . -. ·--- Swami Vireswarananda ) Mayavati Advai ta Ashram, 1982. 8. Bagchi, Jogendranath: Advaita- Vedante Avidvanumana ( in Bengali ) Calcutta , 1969· 9. Basu, Sankari Prasad: Vivekananda 0 samakalin Bharatvarsa ( in Bengali) vols 1 - 5, Calcutta, Manda! Book House, 1981 10. 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