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Arya: A Philosophical Review
''Arya: A Philosophical Review'' was a 64-page monthly periodical written by Sri Aurobindo and published in India between 1914 and 1921. The majority of the material which initially appeared in the ''Arya'' was later edited and published in book-form as ''The Life Divine'', ''The Synthesis of Yoga'', ''The Secret of the Veda'', ''The Foundations of Indian Culture'' and ''The Ideal of Human Unity'' as well as a number of translations of Vedic literature.
==Conception==
The ''Arya'' was conceived as a joint venture of Sri Aurobindo and Paul Richard, a French national residing at Pondicherry, in the spring of 1914. Sri Aurobindo remarked on more than one occasion that, though he was not adverse to the idea, it was Richard who initially proposed the project of publishing a journal. In a letter to Dilip Kumar Roy dated September 4, 1934, he wrote:
It was clear to Sri Aurobindo that the proposed journal would represent a medium through which he could give voice to his still-emerging philosophy – both in India and abroad. In a letter to Motilal Roy from June 1914, he wrote:
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