(Mother has a bloodshot left eye and a swollen cheek.) <\/i>
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Are you all right?
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Yes, Mother, and you?<\/i><\/p>\n
Toothache … Always something … It doesn’t matter.
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It’s interesting simply because there isn’t that spontaneous reaction everyone has (gesture turned in)<\/i> of seeing and acting in relation with this (Mother points to her body).<\/i> This [the body] is like this (gesture of abolition),<\/i> it doesn’t exist. Very strange – and spontaneously. It’s not the result of a will or even a thought, a consciousness: it’s a natural state. As if it did not exist. And I suppose that’s why every little corner that isn’t yet exactly as it should be goes wrong, and then … Then it has to set itself right, that’s all.
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From the standpoint of consciousness, it’s quite fine – quite fine. It becomes natural, quite spontaneous, effortless.
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The center isn’t there, you understand! (Mother laughs, pointing to her body)<\/i> Even, even physically.
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It’s all right.
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(Then Mother translates a few fragments of Savitri:)<\/i>
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This mire must harbour the orchid and the rose, <\/p>\n
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From her blind unwilling substance must emerge <\/p>\n
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A beauty that belongs to happier spheres.<\/p>\n
II.II.107<\/i>
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(Satprem reads the end of chapter 11 of <\/i>Supermanhood,<\/i>
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It’s magnificent!…
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Is T. translating it into English?
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