Words of the Mother

Two

Contents

Part One

Man's Relationship with the Divine

The True Aim of Life

The Divine is with You

The Divine and the Man

Relationship with the Divine

The Ways of Working of the Lord

Part Two

The Path of Yoga

The Path	Yoga	The Integral of Yoga	Yogic Action
Aspects of Sadhana	Tapasya	Ascetic Practice	Concentration
Meditation	Experiences and Vision	The Guru	General

Part Three

Elements of Yoga

Sincerity	Insincerity Pretension and self-deception	Aspiration	Aspiration Calling and Pulling	Faith and the Divine Grace
Confidence	Certitude	The Divine Grace	The Divine Help	Faith in the Divine Grace and Help
Trust in the Divine Grace and Help	The Divine Grace and Difficulties	Devotion and Self-giving	Worship	Offering
Consecration	Self-giving	Service to the Divine	Surrender to the Divine Will	To Will What the Divine Wills
Difficulties of Surrender	Divine Love	Divine Love and Human Love	Love and Sexual Desire	Love for the Divine
General	Peace and Silence	Quite	Peace	Silence
Openness and Receptivity	Wideness	Plasticity	Receptivity	Purity and Humility
Simplicity	Humility and Modesty	Gratitude and Faithfulness	Faithfulness	Obedience
Will and Perseverance	Resolution	Determination	Steady Effort	Persistence
Perseverance	Endurance	Patience	Heroism and Bravery	Boldness
Courage	Strength Force and Power	Prudence and Balance	Enthusiasm and Straightforwardness	Nobility and Refinement
Happiness and Joy	Happiness	Joy	Beatitude and Bliss	Harmony and good Will
Collaboration	Good will	Benevolence	Tolerance	Freedom
Truth and Speech	Falsehood and Truth	Truth is above Mind	Opinion and Truth	Honesty
Speak always the Truth	Control of speech	Speech and Practice

Part Four

Difficulties

Circumstances: Results, Not Causes	Circumstances: Results of Past Actions	Circumstances and ones Inner condition	Difficulties
Never complain about Difficulties	Never worry about Difficulties	Forget about Difficulties	Face and overcome Difficulties
Mistakes: Mistakes can be effaced	Mistakes: No Torment, Worry and Sadness	Mistakes: Recognise and Correct Them	Weakness: Fear
Doubt	Depression	Suffering	Laziness, Tiredness, Fatigue, Tamas
Material Desires	Greed (for food)	Desire, Impulses and Self-Control	Ego
Selfishness	Pride	Vanity	ambition
Jealousy	Quarrels	Narrowness and One-sidedness

Part Five

Human Relationships

Judging Others

Helping others and the world

Opinions of others

Attachment to others

Duty towards the Divine and other

General

Men and Women

Marriage and Children

Part Six

Work

Work as an Offering to the Divine	Progress and Perfection in Work	Collaboration and Harmony in Work	Difficulties in Work
Work Silently	Care of Material Things	General

Part Seven

Parts of the Being

The Soul	The Mind: Only an Instrument	Mental limitation and Weakness	Quiet Mind, Calm Mind Silent Mind	The Heart
The Vital	The Senses	The Body	The Subconscient	General

SERVICE TO THE DIVINE

No joy can be greater than that of serving the Divine.

There is no greater joy than to serve the Divine.

14 May 1954

We must be always, solely and exclusively, the servitors of the Divine.

31 October 1954

We should be in no other service but in God's alone.

Above all preferences we want to be at the service of the Divine.

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To be at the Divine's service is the surest means of attaining realisation.

(About service to the Divine and meditation)

Both are equally good. Nevertheless, through service one can attain a fuller realisation than through meditation alone.

All service done sincerely to the Divine is sadhana.

And all increase in the urge to serve is a sure sign of progress.

January 1966

Whatever you do in life must be done as a service to the Divine and nobody else.

Whatever you are, think or feel, you are responsible for it to the Divine and to nobody else.

He is the sole Master of your being and your life. If in all sincerity you surrender entirely to Him He will take charge of you and your heart will be in peace.

All the rest belongs to the world of Ignorance and is governed by ignorance which means confusion and suffering.

Blessings.

1966

Energy is in perpetual movement. It enters and leaves your physical being (mental, vital and material) and it is during your stay in what you call “you” that you must make of it an offering to the Divine and put it at His service.

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Then automatically you will do at each instant what the Divine wants you to do.

12 December 1967

The whole life turned towards the Divine, offered to the Divine, at the service of the Divine, to become little by little an expression of the Divine.

30 January 1973

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