Consciousness and Creativity: A Case Study of Sri Aurobindo, T.S. Eliot, and Aldous Huxley

achieved Aldous Huxley artist Atman awareness become Bhagavad Gita brain Brave New World Chatto and Windus complex concept creation creative activity cultural dimension divine evolution of consciousness existence expression F.R. Leavis Faber faculty Four Quartets function growth harmony higher human consciousness Huxley's ibid ideas important Indian individual influence inner integral intellect knowledge language levels of consciousness literary literature living manifestation meaning mental mescalin mind modern modes mystical experience myth nature novel objects perception Perennial Philosophy person physical poet poetic poetry Point Counter Point Pondicherry potential progress psychology quest Rampion reach reader realisation reality religion result Savitri Savitri Book says scientific sense significant society soul spiritual Sri Aurobindo Sri Aurobindo Ashram stage suggests Supermind Swami Sybille Bedford symbol T.S. Eliot talent thought tradition transcend transcendental transformation truth unconscious University Press Upanishads values vision Waste Land words writings York