November 26, 1972 (A Note by Mother in English) Before dying falsehood rises in full swing. Still people understand only the lesson of catastrophe.Will it have to come before they open their eyes to the truth ? I ask an effort from all so that it has not to be. It is only the Truth that can save us: truth in words,truth in action, truth in will, truth in feelings. It is a choice between serving the Truth or being destroyed Page 316

April 22, 1972 (Mother silently hands some flowers to Satprem. Then she looks ... at what? She seems quite tired. Satprem informs her that he is moving to his new house at "Nandanam," on the outskirts of Pondicherry. Mother goes off ... somewhere, for forty minutes.) Page 162

January 15, 1972 (Mother gives Satprem her latest notes.) Do you have all these papers? ... I had given this message [in 1966]: Let us serve the Truth, [[Italics indicate words Mother spoke in English. ]] and someone asked me (in a childlike tone), "What is the Truth?" So I answered: Put yourself at the service of Truth, and you will know the Truth. *** Is it possible to develop in oneself a capacity forhealing? By consciously uniting with the Divine Force, all is possible in principle. But a procedure has to be found, depending on the case and the individual. The first condition is to have a physical nature that gives energy rather than draws energy from others.

November 2, 1972 (Mother sees Sujata) How is Satprem? Quite well, Mother, I think. And you, how are you going? But I wanted to ask you: how is Mother going these days? Mother isn't "going"! There's no longer any person to "go." Mother goes where the Lord wants her to go. (silence) Do you understand my condition? One minute the body feels it is going to die; the next minute it feels immortal. So after that, one can't ... one can't possibly say "how it's going." Do you understand? Yes, little Mother, I think I do. Only, Mother, it's you whocarry us along. So when we feel that things are working out for you, they work out for us also. That's how it is, isn't i

April 30, 1973 Do you want to ask anything? ... Tell me.... I don't know.... One would like to have the certitude one willpull through all this.... (Mother raises her arms silence) Certitude of what? Page 406 Of the outcome of the battle. [[I was thinking of my own personal battle in the subconscient, not of Mother's battle, of whose outcome I had not the least doubt. ]] (Mother raises her arms) The ultimate outcome is obvious. Yes, Mother, it's obvious. But sometimes, when one is in the thick of it, one really doesn't know, one doesn't understand what's going on.... No, you mean whether we'll see the outcome of the battle in this body - is that w

February 9, 1972 Good morning, Mother. I have nothing, mon petit, you're going to get skinny! No! (Mother gives some flowers, then her latest note) The first thing one learns on the way is thatgiving brings much greater joy than taking. Then, gradually, one learns that selflessness isthe source of an immutable peace. Later, in this selflessness one finds the Divine, and that is the source of an unending bliss.... One day Sri Aurobindo told me that if peopleknew that and were convinced of it they would all want to do yoga. (silence) We need a message for the 21st.... Do you have something? There are several probable texts, but perhaps you

April 3, 1972 (Meeting with the American woman disciple) Things are going fast. The body must learn not to think of itself. That's the only way. As soon as it thinks of itself, its condition gets horrible. But honestly, sincerely, it doesn't think anymore. It is here for a certain work; the work must be done, and that's all. What will be will be - it's true, after all, what will be will be, what does it matter to it! ... It says, "Everything is for the best." It can't stay forever in its present precarious condition; so it must either be transformed, or else lose its form and come undone. Well ... it needn't worry about it, just leave it to the Lord to decide - truly and sincerel

March 1, 1972 (After a long contemplation.) I have a feeling I had something to tell you. Last time too - as soon as you left, I knew what it was. But then it faded again. I don't know why. Page 79

March 8, 1972 (Mother holds a "Transformation" flower in her hand) For whom? (she looks for another flower to give Satprem and Sujata one each) Ten lakhs of rupees have just burned up in Auroville. Ten lakhs! [[About $100,000. ]] Yes. A workshop with machines as well as the godown [storeroom] next door which contained the stock of food. Brrff! That's how it is, like an imperative Order: Don't step out of line or else everything will go wrong. It's become terrible. Another Auroville child died (a one-and-a-half-year-old baby) because his parents didn't have the right attitude. He has just died. That's how it works. It's getting terrible. Terrible. A kind of Pressure

March 29, 1972 (That same day, after Malraux, the conversation took a com pletely different turn, which is why we publish it separately, although under the same date.) Page 109 I had a feeling I had something to give you.... Did they give you a tape-recording? ... I had said something to R. and to Sujata. Is it good? Yes, Mother, yes, it was good! We could perhaps publish it? Itwas about the vision you had of your own transitional body. I simply wanted to make sure you had received it. [[Actually, Satprem was only given the recording with Sujata, not the other one. ]] Yes, Mother, it's extremely interesting.... Did you see anythingnew since that vision o