Question
Explain Sri Aurobindo's concept of Ignorance.
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According to Sri Aurobindo, Ignorance is not merely the absence of knowledge or a lack of intellectual understanding; it is a fundamental condition of human consciousness caused by the limitation of awareness. In his philosophy, the ultimate reality is Sachchidananda, the infinite Divine consciousness. Ignorance arises when the individual consciousness becomes separated from the awareness of this divine unity and identifies itself with the limited mind, life, and body. Sri Aurobindo explains that human beings live in a state of partial consciousness because the mind can perceive only fragments of reality. It cannot grasp the whole truth simultaneously. This limited mental consciousness creates the sense of
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