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1955
If you call or aspire with fear that you will not be heard and with doubts about the Divine's answer then the adverse forces that are always on the watch, slip into your consciousness through the fear and the doubts and do their mischief. So, you must call with a true and sincere faith.
June 1
One thing you must know and never forget — it is: all that is true and sincere will always be kept —• Only what is false and insincere will disappear.
October 5
We must and we will conquer, even if we have to fight again and again. I am never discouraged and ask you also not to be — because the Divine's final Victory is certain.
November 3
No child of mine can be a zero; in fact, each one of my children has his or her place and special mission to fulfil. I love them all equally and do for each one what is truly needed for his or her welfare and progress, without any preference or partiality.
As for the attacksjt is a long standing affair and it may not be easy to make them stop at once but one day they will have to cease. And meanwhile they can be made shorter and less acute, by keeping faith in my promise and calling for my help that is always available.
November 6
The world is as it is — full of smallness and obscurity — The Divine alone is Light and Vastness, Truth and Compassion. So, take refuge in the Divine and do not care for the smallness of the world, do not let it disturb you. Keep only the Divine Presence in you with Its peace and quietness.
December 17
Do not give up the enemy (the adverse forces) — resist — I am with you for the fight and we must conquer.
December 20
The red lotus represents Sri Aurobindo, the white represents me.
In a general way the lotus is the flower of the Divine Wisdom — whatever is its colour. But red, it signifies the Avatar — The Divine incarnated in matter, and white, it signifies the Divine Consciousness manifested upon earth.
December 27
Certainly the path of Integral Yoga is not an easy one. To conquer the Divine is a difficult task, but with sincerity and perseverance one is sure to succeed.
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Now from the point of view of Yoga, it is always better to attach no importance to superficial things and to keep an inner poise and a quiet mind, taking refuge in the Divine and giving importance only to the real relation with the Divine. . . . .
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