==The Process of Curating Compilations==
*The compilations are curated out of CWSA Letters on Yoga 1-4, Synthesis of Yoga 1-2, Life Divine 1-2 and Collected Works of the Mother II (all books apart from Prayers and Meditations, Notes on the Way, Words of Long Ago). Many students also receive additional auto-compilations from Mother’s Agenda & the remaining books of Sri Aurobindo Or already published compilations on their subject, or relevant chapters related to their subject.
*After receiving the auto-compilation, the curators systematically discard irrelevant paragraphs, select relevant lines, organise the distilled content and reference it. For each of these stages of work, they receive a handout which has been co-created with the help of the editors after the first content curation cycle.
*The compilations are usually 15 - 40 pages long. Curators are encouraged to keep them extensive while avoiding repetitions and inserting entire chapters.
==Structure of the Compilation==
*The first three sections of the compilation usually answer the following. Curators find quotes answering these questions and organise them under these sections.
:*What? (Eg What is aesthetic sense?)
==Structure of the Compilation==:*Why? (Eg Why is aesthetic sense important?) :*How? (Eg How to develop aesthetic sense?)
The first three sections *If applicable and necessary, curators sub-categorise quotes in terms of the compilation usually answer parts of being under the following. Curators find quotes answering these questions and organise them under these sectionsmain categories.
What? :*Mental (Eg What is aesthetic sense?- fear in the mind)
Why? :*Vital (Eg Why is aesthetic sense important?- fear in the vital)
How? :*Physical (Eg How to develop aesthetic sense?- fear in the physical)
*If applicable and necessary, curators sub-categorise quotes in terms of make a distinction between two levels. They do not explicitly write “Basic and Yogic level” within the parts of being under compilation. It should come out from the main categoriesflow itself.
Mental (Eg :*Basic level - fear in quotes referring to the mind)context of education, mostly coming from Mother’s words.
Vital (Eg :*Yogic level - fear in quotes referring to the vital)context of integral yoga sadhana. Mostly coming from Sri Aurobindo.
Physical (Eg - fear in the physical)=Process of Drafting Summaries=
If applicable *The summaries have been made by sorting major quotations from the compilations under What, Why, How. To bring continuity and necessaryflow, curators make a distinction between two levelsminimal editorial text has been inserted. They do not explicitly write “Basic Minimal connecting words such as “however” and connecting sentences such as “Paying attention to food and Yogic level” within dietics can help tackle these problems.” have been added. Similarly, keeping reader’s perspective in mind, parts of the compilationquotations have been deleted. It should come out from For instance, "This is the flow itselfcause of my leniency. Blessings"
Basic level - quotes referring *The summaries undergo rigorous review by our editors before they are sent to the context of education, mostly coming from Mother’s wordsreviewers.
Yogic level - quotes referring to the context of integral yoga sadhana. Mostly coming from Sri Aurobindo.=Curation Process=
=Process of Drafting Summaries= [[File:Editor's_note.png|center|1000px]]
The summaries have been made by sorting major quotations from the compilations under What, Why, How. To bring continuity and flow, a minimal editorial text has been inserted. Minimal connecting words such as “however” and connecting sentences such as “Paying attention to food and dietics can help tackle these problems.” have been added. Similarly, keeping reader’s perspective in mind, parts of the quotations have been deleted. For instance, This is the cause of my leniency. Blessings The summaries undergo rigorous review by our editors before they are sent to you [[File:Editor's_note2.png|center|1000px]]