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discipline of Art has at its centre the same principle as the
discipline of Yoga. In both the aim is to become more and more
conscious; in both you have to learn to see and feel something
that is beyond the ordinary vision and feeling, to go within and
bring out from there deeper things. Painters have to follow a
discipline for the growth of the consciousness of their eyes,
which in itself is almost a Yoga.
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All
extracts and quotations from the written works of Sri Aurobindo and
the Mother and the Photographs of
the Mother and Sri Aurobindo are copyright Sri Aurobindo Ashram Trust,
Pondicherry -605002 India