Or the Savitri Era Learning Forum (Self)

I would also recommended subscribing to the feed.

The posts are never too long, or for the most part, too short.  Over time, you get a good sense of the main Aurobindo philosophy and practice, without having to read Aurobindo (which can be difficult!)

On my one trip to India, I spent a couple of weeks at Pondicherry, with some days at Auroville. 

Aurobindo is the originator or Integral Yoga, and one of his main disciples Haridas Chaudhuri (I think a disciple) a founder of California Institute of Integral Studies.

So Aurobindo is really one of the first go-to "integral" guys - definitely before Ken Wilber.

I'm not so sure after reading this.

However, since this is a provision for Women Against Violence, perhaps they can simply clean up the language a bit, so this provision isn't a catch-all.