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You speak of exteriorization - couldn't you show me a
simple way of learning to do it?
You can't do it on your own, it's dangerous.
Some people do it spontaneously, so of course you're not going to
tell them it's dangerous. But it is dangerous, because if they do it
just like that, without being watched over, and someone or something
abruptly calls them back - some event, some circumstance or other - they
can be cut off (gesture of the cord being cut). I would never
let anyone without knowledge do it on his own. If it's spontaneous, it
means it comes from previous existences, so they have the knack. But all
the same it's a b
For instance, those who produce food, a factory such as "Aurofood"
(naturally, when we are fifty thousand, it will be difficult to meet the
needs, but for the moment we'll only be a few thousand at the most),
well, a factory always produces far too much.... So it will sell outside
and receive money. And "Aurofood," for instance, wants to have a
special relationship with workers, not at all the old system - something
that would be an improvement on the Communist system, a more balanced
organization than Sovietism
or Communism, that is, which doesn't too much lean either toward one side
or the other.
The idea of Aurofood is good, and they are trying to make
Difficulties are sent to us exclusively to make the realization more perfect.
Each time we try to realize something and we encounter a
resistance or an obstacle, or even a failure - what appears to be a
failure - we should know, we should NEVER forget, that it is
exclusively, absolutely, to make the realization more perfect.
So this habit of cringing, of being discouraged or even feeling
ill at ease or abusing oneself, saying, 'There, I've done it again ...'
All this is absolute foolishness.
Rather, simply say, 'We do not know how to do things as
they should be done, well then, let them be done for us and come what
may
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At times I sense there's an extraordinary secret to discover, just
there at my finger tips; I feel that I am going to catch the Thing, to
know ...
Sometimes, for a second, I see the Secret; there is an opening,
and again it closes. Then once again it is unveiled for a second and I
come to know a little more. Yesterday the Secret was there completely
clear, wide open. But it's not something that can be explained: words
are silly, it must be experienced.
Sri Aurobindo speaks of this Secret almost everywhere, especially in his Essays on the Gita. He tells us that in the Gita itself
one gets glimpses of this thing which is beyond
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The same thing with N.S. In his case also ... He had fallen on his head
and fractured it (he fell in a faint in the street, that's how he died).
He was taken to the hospital. But he went out [[Went out of his body.
Mother narrated this experience in Agenda III, July 4, 1962. ]]
and came to me right away (and so I knew: when I was told the accident
had happened, I already knew something had happened because he had come
to me). I kept him there, put him to rest, and he was quite peaceful -
quite peaceful. They didn't even consult me about the time when he
should be burned or anything (of course, a family of doctors!). Then,
suddenly, brrt! (gesture of bursti
I've received a letter from a friend in France who
speaks at length of someone who has written three volumes entitled
"Gnosis."
Ohh!
That person lives in Switzerland, he's a Russian
named B.M. He has a center with disciples. I asked for his photograph
and I'd like you to help me understand what type of man he is.
(Mother studies the photo) He is an intellectual, at any rate
- clearly not a spiritual man. He may have some vital powers (that's
generally what gets hold of people). Yes, an intellectual, an idealist.
Do you have his handwriting?
No.
He's terribly well-mannered, that's what bothers me! (l
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In some instances, my work has been thoroughly mucked up, and I don't like that.
It happened again recently: K.'s sister came because she had lost
her son - it had just occurred and he was still here (he hadn't left
yet). So I arranged everything, saw to the mother's condition and so
forth; I arranged it all nicely, very carefully keeping the son here and
telling his mother he would shortly return in some family member.
Everything was well organized.
But naturally that was against "the rules" - I make a habit of
doing everything against the rules, otherwise there would be no point in
my being here; the rules could just go on and on!
They have found some letters -- some old letters -- from Sri
Aurobindo to Barin and the lawyer[[C.R. Das, Sri Aurobindo's lawyer in
the Alipore bomb case. There are three letters; one dated November 18,
1922, to C.R. Das, and the two others to Barin, Sri Aurobindo's younger
brother, dated November 18, 1922 and December 1, 1922. The letters are
included at the end of this conversation. ]] -- extraordinary! They are
incredible. They give the measure of Sri Aurobindo as a man of action.
Even in 1920, he intended to undertake an action. To organize centers
all over India, the world, oh!... a plan!... And that was before the
liberation of the country!
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