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(Mother resumes her translation of the debate with Death.)<\/i>
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Think not to plant on earth the living Truth
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That’s just what I am doing, Sir.
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(turning to Satprem with a smile)<\/i>
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Do you think he hears me?
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Think not to plant on earth the living Truth
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Or make of Matter’s world the home of God;
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Truth comes not there but only the thought of Truth,
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God is not there but only the name of God.
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(X.IV.646)
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(Mother remains pensive)<\/i>
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Basically, according to Sri Aurobindo, materialistic thought is the gospel of death. No?
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It’s very interesting.
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(silence)<\/i>
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That’s basically the point. We say Savitri <\/i>is an “epic”; so Savitri <\/i>is the epic of the victory over death.
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(silence)<\/i>
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Very interesting. Because once again, all these last few days I have lived almost minute after minute all those things [we’ve just read], but on a large scale: not on a personal but on a terrestrial scale.
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This last line, this argument, it was so concrete: “No, it’s not God, it’s only his name” – that was yesterday or the day before, not earlier. And then … (Mother recalls her experience) … <\/i>
\nStrangely, the victories over these arguments have the same character of bursts
\nas did those bursts of Love I lived up above – the same character – and they
\nshatter the resistance. And the something
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