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Sir, who are called in the path of integral yoga? If the establishment of life divine is the goal of integral yoga, will eventually every soul on the earth be called for this yoga in their future lifetime, to make possible the evolution of entire humanity?

Yes this Yoga is meant for the earth and the whole of humanity is bound to be impacted by it. But not all are ready right now. Hence a few who are prepared through their past evolution have been called to the Path. To put it more accurately the call is there in everyone but few are ready to hear and heed it. They too will hear and turn towards it one day. But this has to happen organically from within rather than any external efforts to convert. Gradually, as has been foreseen by the Mother and Sri Aurobindo and revealed in Savitri, ‘more and more souls will enter into the Light’,  into the evolutionary belt. There will of course be some pockets of die-hard resistance. These will collapse under the pressure of the growing Light. The process is somewhat similar to every evolutionary transition except that with the coming of man, there enters the element of conscious choice which has to be taken into account in the evolutionary process. 

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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