Discussion
In Sri Aurobindo's philosophy the Absolute is identified with :
Answer: A
The Absolute is identified with Cit-Śakti (printed with an accent over the C).
In The Life Divine, Sri Aurobindo describes the Absolute as Sachchidananda: Existence, Consciousness-Force and Bliss. Its consciousness is not passive but a creative force, Cit-Śakti, which manifests the world through involution and evolution.
Citta-vṛtti means the modifications of the mind (as in Yoga), citta-nivṛtti their cessation, and anāsakti non-attachment. These are terms of Yoga and ethics, not names of Aurobindo's Absolute.
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