Words Of  The Mother

 

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Contents

 

PRE CONTENT

 

Part One

 

Sri Aurobindo

Mahasamadhi

Eternal Presence

Centenary

Work and Teaching

General

Sri Aurobindo and the Mother

 

Part Two

 

The Mother

Outer Life

Work And Teaching

Sadhana Of The Body

Blessings

General

 

Relations With Others

 

I Am With You

To Be Near Me

Physical Nearness

Role As Guide

Do As You Like

I Am Not Displeased

Way Of Working

Rumours

Remonstrances

 

Part Three

 

Sri Aurobindo Ashram

Conditions for Admission

Proper Conduct

No Politics

Comfort and Happiness

Coming to the Ashram

Leaving the Ashram

Relations with Persons Outside the Ashram

Finance and Economy

Organisation and Work

Paid Workers

General

 

Part Four

 

Aims And Principles

Matrimandir

 

Community Affairs

 

General

Social Regulations

Relations With Local Villagers

Finance

Early Talks

Matrimandir Talks

Aspiration Talks

Last Talk

 

Part Five

 

India

 

Part Six

 

Nations Other Than India

General

 

From many instances I have come to know that my face is like a mirror showing to each one the image of his own internal condition.

28 June 1931  

I feel inclined to reply:

I live so far from all these conventions that I had not even thought of that.

16 May 1932  

About 24 April 1920

 

The anniversary of my return to Pondicherry, which was the tangible sign of the sure Victory over the adverse forces.

24 April 1937 

“Who are you?” asks the adverse force.

“I am the impartial and truthful mirror in which each one can find his true likeness.”

25 March 1952

 

The Supermind had descended long ago very long ago into the mind and even into the vital: it was working in the physical also but indirectly through those intermediaries. The question was about the direct action of the Supermind in the physical. Sri Aurobindo said it could be possible only if the physical mind received the supramental light: the physical mind was the instrument for direct action upon the most material. This physical 

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mind receiving the supramental light Sri Aurobindo called the Mind of Light.

29 June 1953   

As soon as Sri Aurobindo withdrew from his body, what he has called the Mind of Light got realised in me.

 

        MOTHER'S SYMBOL

 

 

 

The central circle represents the Divine Consciousness.

The four petals represent the four powers of the Mother.

The twelve petals represent the twelve powers of the Mother manifested for Her work.  

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 The central circle represents the Supreme Mother, the Mahashakti.

The four central petals are the four aspects of the Mother – and the twelve petals, Her twelve attributes.

1955

 

 It is the symbolic design of the white Lotus of Supreme Consciousness, with the Mahashakti (the form of the Mother as universal creation) at the centre in her four aspects and twelve attributes.

 

Sri Aurobindo says, “The true basis of education is the study of the human mind, infant, adolescent and adult.” But how does one study? Where does one start? What are the steps in this study?

 

Do not ask me any questions about the mind; I am no longer interested in it. I am concentrated on union with the overmind.

9 December 1972 

How to learn to receive a solution for problems?

 

I cannot give it mentally; it is to be received inwardly.

17 February 1973

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MOTHER'S SIGNATURE

 

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My help is always with you as active as ever; but I do no more answer mentally.

5 March 1973

Why do you want me to say something?

In silence is the greatest power. 

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