NAMAH journal

NAMAH is a journal published by the Sri Aurobindo Society and dedicated to an integral approach to psychology, health, and medicine. Its perspective treats people as whole beings whose physical bodies, emotional nature, minds, and inner selves are interconnected. The journal explores how these dimensions shape wellbeing and considers a range of healing approaches, acknowledging that each has both strengths and limitations.

Through regular issues, articles, and archival content, NAMAH offers essays on integral health, philosophy, consciousness, personal growth, yoga, and holistic wellness. Its writing draws on the vision of Sri Aurobindo and The Mother, alongside contributions from authors and practitioners. Topics featured include ecological intelligence, mystical experience, the physical plane of consciousness, Ayurveda, and the relationship between body and spirit.

NAMAH also shares upcoming events, including talks, workshops, and meditation programmes, and invites readers to subscribe and join its community. The journal aims to encourage thoughtful learning, shared insight, and a broader understanding of health that embraces the whole person.