Who wrote The Life Divine?
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Correct answer: C. Sri Aurobindo
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The Life Divine (serialised in Arya 1914–19; book 1939–40) is Sri Aurobindo's chief philosophical work, setting out his idea of the evolution of consciousness towards a 'supramental' life.
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