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The cells have no personal choice; their attitude is really
like this: "What You will, what You will ..." for everything,
everything. With only an increasing, intensifying, more and more
constant, uninterrupted sensation that the sole support is - the
Supreme Lord. There's only He, only He. And that's inside, in the body.
At the same time, a very precise perception.... You know, once
(years ago) I was asked, "What is purity?" I answered, "Purity is to be
exclusively under the influence of the Supreme Lord and to
receive nothing but from him." Then, a year or two later, while reading
Sri Aurobindo, I found a sentence in English which said exactly the
same t
I would very much like to have a 'true mantra.'
I
have a whole stock of mantras; they have all come spontaneously, never
from the head. They sprang forth spontaneously, as the Veda is said to
have sprung forth.
I
don't know when it began - a very long time ago, before I came here,
although some of them came while I was here. But in my case, they were
always very short. For example, when Sri Aurobindo was here in his body,
at any moment, in any difficulty, for anything, it always came like
this: 'My Lord!' - simply and spontaneously - 'My Lord!' And instantly,
the contact was established. But since He left, it has stopped. I
Resource name: /E-Library/Disciples/Varun Pabrai/English/Agenda Quick Reference/chairman of China.htm
But now they're beginning to think that perhaps that's not the way! (Mother laughs) And
that perhaps they should try another way.... In a month I have already
seen four ministers. One is from here, the Chief Minister; it seems I
saw him when he was a child (I don't remember, but he remembers that I
had caressed him), and when he came the other day he told me (I gave him
a flower and a "blessings packet"), he said, "There, I will wear it on
me, and with it I will do your work in the government." And quite
resolute. A young man, about forty, I think, and rather strong. [[Farooq
Marecar. ]]
page 258 , Mother's Agenda , volume 8 , 12th Aug - 1967
So their atmosphere is a problem.
Unless one is in harmony with them, like this poor M., for
instance. You know, when she went to the Vellore hospital, she felt as
if she were entering a heaven. So, for her it will do a lot of good,
it's harmonious (!)
But how can it be harmonious!
Mon petit, people who have vice are in harmony with vice; malicious people are in harmony with malice.
Yes, but she isn't like that.
She is a nurse - she is in harmony with doctors. And it has given her
fresh heart. Because they have told her she had come in time - just in
time - and that they would save her, so now she is full o
But mentally, you know ... (Mother makes a gesture: completely obtuse). There
is a prince of Kashmir who came here once, a young man [[Yuvaraj Karan
Singh. ]]; he went to England, and there he wrote a thesis on Sri
Aurobindo's political life, Sri Aurobindo, Prophet of Indian Nationalism, with
a preface by Jawaharlal Nehru. I read the preface, but afterwards, the
day after I saw Nehru - it's awful! Understands nothing, he understands
nothing, nothing, nothing, absolutely obtuse. It's very kind, but
written by someone who understands nothing.... I will tell you the
thing: between my first and second visits here, while I was away in
Japan and Gandhi was star
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There are moments while reading the Synthesis of Yoga when I
feel so clearly why he put this particular word in that particular
place, and why it could not have been otherwise - that's what makes the
translation difficult.
For the placement of words is not the same in English and in
French. In English, for example, the place an adverb occupies is of
major importance for the precise meaning. In French also, but generally
it's not the same! If at least it were exactly the opposite of English
it would be easier, but it's not exactly the opposite. It's the same
thing for the word order in a series of modifiers or any string of
words; usu
Rita:
"The actual fact of death evokes in me an
experience in
which one is thrust into space
and soars up."
Amusing! I found it very amusing. She is the only one, besides,
the others are quite practical. [[This young girl, to whom death looked
so graceful, was to die four years later. ]]
Dilip:
"A cessation of all physical activity caused by
the absence
of a source of energy (or soul)."
It's not clear.... The other two are quite practical (!)
Anand:
"When the brain stops functioning and the
body starts
decomposing, it's death."
(Mothe
(Mischievously) Did you tell them Mother was happy? - They couldn't care less! (Mother laughs)
(Unruffled) They don't exactly know who 'Mother' is.
No, fortunately not! Fortunately, my child! Fortunately.
(Just at the doorstep, as She is leaving, Mother tells the
disci
ple that She had seen three books, a trilogy, and
the third one
would be about Her. And She adds:)
Sri Aurobindo came during my japa to tell me, 'I will help him all through.'
page 413 , Mother's Agenda , volume - 1, 20 Aug. 1960
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And part of 'The Secret of the Veda,' as well as two
other things because they contain many of Sri Aurobindo's letters: I
re-read Z's book on Sri Aurobindo, since there are many letters in it,
and....
Yes, only unfortunately he has tampered with it.
Sri Aurobindo had made certain statements about me in those letters,
and Z deleted them. (Anyway, it makes no difference for your book,
because I'm not at all keen on having any statements about me
published.)
But Z is not honest. He hasn't been honest at all.... We were
forced to intervene once or twice because his deletions distorted the
meaning. We finally