Page 6 - Sincerity and Religion

. . . we insist so much on

sincerity in the Yoga — and that

means to have all the being

consciously turned towards the

one Truth, the one Divine. But

that for human nature is one of

the most difficult of tasks, much

more difficult than a rigid

asceticism or a fervent piety.

Religion itself does not give this

complete harmonised sincerity —

it is only the psychic being and

the one-souled spiritual

aspiration that can give it.

Sri Aurobindo, CWSA, 29: 54