Discussion
The Life Divine exalts and envisages :
Answer: D
The passage says The Life Divine exalts and envisages knowledge of spiritual truth.
The text calls the book 'a spiritual discourse' and a 'consummate example' of Sri Aurobindo's ability to create 'the limitless vision of truth and power of human consciousness'. Truth seen through the spirit is what is exalted.
'Perceived human conceptions' are what consciousness has supremacy over, so they are not exalted. The passage does not turn to the material world or to social relations anywhere: its subject is the psyche, expression and the seer's vision.
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