Comparison to Indian philosophies Several Hindu authors have found parallels to Hindu philosophy in Bergson's thought. The integrative evolutionism of Sri Aurobindo, an Indian philosopher from the early 20th century, has many similarities to Bergson's philosophy. Whether this represents a direct influence of Bergson is disputed, although Aurobindo was familiar with many Western philosophers.K Mackenzie Brown. "Hindu perspectives on evolution: Darwin, Dharma, and Design". Routledge, Jan 2012. Page 164-166 K Narayanaswami Aiyer, a member of the Theosophical Society, published a pamphlet titled "Professor Bergson and the Hindu Vedanta", where he argued that Bergson's ideas on matter, consciousness, and evolution were in agreement with Vedantic and Puranic explanations.KN Aiyer. "Professor Bergson and the Hindu Vedanta". Vasanta Press. 1910. Pages 36 – 37. Nalini Kanta Brahma, Marie Tudor Garland and Hope Fitz are other authors who have comparatively evaluated Hindu and Bergsonian philosophies, especially in relation to intuition, consciousness and evolution.Marie Tudor Garland. "Hindu Mind Training". Longmans, Green and Company, 1917. Page 20.Nalini Kanta Brahma. "Philosophy of Hindu Sadhana". PHI Learning Private Ltd 2008.Hope K Fitz. "Intuition: Its nature and uses in human experience." Motilal Banarsidass publishers 2000. Pages 22–30.
Comparison to Indian philosophies Several Hindu authors have found parallels to Hindu philosophy in Bergson's thought The integrative evolutionism of Sri Aurobindo an Indian philosopher from the early 20th century has many similarities to Bergson's philosophy Whether this represents a direct influence of Bergson is disputed although Aurobindo was familiar with many Western philosophersK Mackenzie Brown "Hindu perspectives on evolution Darwin Dharma and Design" Routledge Jan 2012 Page 164-166 K Narayanaswami Aiyer a member of the Theosophical Society published a pamphlet titled "Professor Bergson and the Hindu Vedanta" where he argued that Bergson's ideas on matter consciousness and evolution were in agreement with Vedantic and Puranic explanationsKN Aiyer "Professor Bergson and the Hindu Vedanta" Vasanta Press 1910 Pages 36 – 37 Nalini Kanta Brahma Marie Tudor Garland and Hope Fitz are other authors who have comparatively evaluated Hindu and Bergsonian philosophies especially in relation to intuition consciousness and evolutionMarie Tudor Garland "Hindu Mind Training" Longmans Green and Company 1917 Page 20Nalini Kanta Brahma "Philosophy of Hindu Sadhana" PHI Learning Private Ltd 2008Hope K Fitz "Intuition Its nature and uses in human experience" Motilal Banarsidass publishers 2000 Pages 22–30