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Shrimat Anirvan (8 July 1896 -31 May 1978) had mastered the Astadhyayi
of Panini at a very early age. After completing his formal education he
renounced the world and joined the Kokilamukh Ashram at Jorhat (in
Assam) founded by his Guru Swami Nigamananda Paramahamsa where he was
given Sannyasa and he became Nirvanananda Saraswati. But after a few
years he dropped the ochre robes and changed his name to Anirvan by
which he became known to the world at large. He spent a number of years
in Lohaghat (Almora) where Madame Lizelle Reymond, a Swiss spiritual
seeker, joined him and literally took him to the West through her books
My Life with a Brahmin Family and To Live Within. He later shifted to
Shillong in Assam and finally to Kolkata where he spent his last years.
His first book was a Bengali translation of Sri Aurobindo's The Life
Divine which was described as a "living translation" by Sri Aurobindo
himself and was published in two volumes between 1948 and 1951. Another
sister-publication, Yoga-Samanvaya-Prasanga, based on Sri Aurobindo's
The Synthesis of Yoga, was published in 1961.

This book consists chiefly of letters from Sri Anirvan to Lizelle
Reymond and of recorded conversations that took place during their
numerous meetings, in Almora, in Assam and Bengal. A few of Sri
Anirvan's essays have been added, as well as "Rambling Thoughts" shared
with his devoted students.