AT THE FEET OF THE MOTHER
Ask Alok da

I get nauseous on buses. I even puked as we were approaching Auroville. Someone said that it’s the negative force going out of the body as we were nearing the sacred place and it made so much sense. The whole day I had to roam around Puducherry in that AC bus which made my journey worse. The next part of the camp was to visit the Ashram. There was a collective meditation. When I was just a kid of the Mother crying for Her. Why did I cry that way? 🟡🌳🕊️🌏

I was very tired because of nausea. I went and sat and was so so adamant with The Mother that I started crying for only one reason. ‘I am tired, I need to rest on your lap, I don’t know what you are gonna do but I need you to console me, take care of me because I am tired.’ It was only this. There was no other motive from other parts of my being, preferably the three monkeys(physical, vital and mental) in my opinion. It is just me purely wanting The Mother, I didn’t even get my biological mother at that moment in my head.

Yes it is because your soul has recognised Her as your true Mother. 

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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