"That kind of sense of gratitude that the Divine exists; that feeling of marvelous thankfulness which truly fills you with a sublime joy at the fact that the Divine exists, that there is something in the universe which is the Divine ..."
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Staff & contributors

• Enthusiasm and gratitude: The surest links to the psychic being -- The Mother

• Thoughts on the collective -- Vishnubhai Eschner
  

• Comments on the last issue -- Eric Hughes, Kenny Schachat, Ameeta Mehra, Paul Edmonston, Julian Lines, Hansa Sehgal, Man Ravikant, Dakshina

• Living in the past? -- Carlo Chiopris, David Hutchinson

• Not for rhetorical effect -- Devan Nair, Bhadra S. Durgabakshi

• The coming of the subjective age -- Don Salmon

• Integrally psyched -- Richard Stein

• Mental conundrum -- Ben Irvin, Larry Seidlitz, Janis Coker

• Conquering the most difficult impulse -- Chandresh Patel, Girish Mantry
  

• AUM '98 goes to California

• "Becoming Collective" is theme for AUM '98 -- AUM Organizing Committee

• News: International association to study integral psychology, Man Ravikant remembered, The cat who went to heaven, Work started on Sri Aurobindo library, Briefs

• Help needed to purchase Auroville land -- Guy

• Sri Aurobindo Sadhana Peetham: A place for tapasya -- Dakshina

• Sri Aurobindo's last darshan -- Rhoda P. LeCocq
  
• Darshan Day in Pondy, 1997 -- Girish Mantry
• The Mother's child -- Shyam Kumari
  
• Nolinida: To know him -- Arun Vaidya
  

• Poems by Sri Aurobindo, Mary (Angel) Finn, Joseph Kent, Gale Arnold, Lynda Lester
  

• Two short pieces by Kelley Delaine Haerer and Tanya Goldhaber
  

• Some characteristics of the aesthetic experience -- Paul Edmonston
  
• Consciousness in work: The gnostic way -- Ameeta Mehra
  
• What is a sadhak? -- A.J. Jani
  

• Whither humanity? -- Kosha Shah
  
• The Great Becoming, Part I -- Devan Nair
  
• Consciousness, evolution, and mysticism -- Marco Masi
  

• The Tragedy of Earth -- Sonya Dyne
  
• New Age music made simple -- Stephen Hill
  

• Singular quotes: "World Health Organization officials expressed disappointment Monday at the group's finding that, despite the enormous efforts of doctors, rescue workers, and other medical professionals worldwide, the global death rate remains constant at 100 percent" ... and more.