Ingram, Tennessee Notebooks of an Apocalypse (1973/2007) 24 volumes Veda and Human Destiny (1961) The Great Sense (1969) Sri Aurobindo and the Future of the Earth (1971) Neanderthal looks on (1999) The Philosophy of Love (2002) The Legend of Tomorrow (2000) Notes ReferencesMother's Agenda (1979-xxxx) (Engl. transl) Institute for Evolutionary Research, New York, NY (13 vol set) David J. Lorenzo, Tradition and the Rhetoric of Right: Popular Political Argument in the Aurobindo Movement, Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 1999 Robert N. Minor, The Religious, the Spiritual, and the Secular: Auroville and Secular India, SUNY Press, 1998, Satprem (1982) The Mind of the Cells Institute for Evolutionary Research, New York, NY Georges van Vrekhem, Beyond the Human Species Paragon House, St Paul, Minnesota, 1998 (first published in Dutch 1995) Luc Venet (1985) Life without Death, Institute for Evolutionary Research, New York, NY Elfi, Nicole (1998). Satprem, par un fil de lumière: Biographie. Paris: R. Laffont. Akash Kapur (2021), Better To Have Gone. Love, death, and the quest for utopia in Auroville, New York, Scribner. External links Agenda (with audiorecords by Satprem). Texts in French, English, German and Russian About Satprem; his workings (full texts); photos, video and audio Satprem as seen by Georges van Vrekhem in Beyond the Human Species'' Chapter 23 "Two Rooms" pages 370-373 1923 births 2007 deaths Converts to Hinduism French expatriates in Brazil French expatriates in India People of French India New religious movements Writers from Paris Sri Aurobindo 20th-century translators French Resistance members