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Mother has mentioned in the agenda that the Chinese are people from moon and doesn’t possess a psychic being. Can you elaborate on this? What is the evolutionary role of people with no psychic presence🤔?

She was reiterating something that has always been known that the Chinese came to earth when the moon grew cold. They carry a certain emotional coldness and lack of empathy, hence a vicarious insensitivity to their own pain and others. However, the Mother also mentioned that staying upon earth for long it is quite likely that they have entered into the evolutionary cycle and developed some kind of a psychic spark through contagion. 

As to people with poor psychic development, the Asura and the Rakshasa type of humanity has each their role in the evolutionary process. The psychic being navigates through every challenge and turns all kinds of experiences into a means for its progress.

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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