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In one way when we are aspiring the divine life manifestation upon earth an another way there are many traditional yogis, seeker who advice mankind to escape this earth. They speak it is an illusionary world which made by God. Another says it is the lila of lord but at the end you must escape this world and merging in the dety. My question is why they are not seeing the whole truth of the Divine, if they have find him? If the supramental consciousness manifested upon earth then why they are repeat this idea and give to mankind? If manifestation of divine life is the work of the divine then why he allow to repeat the game by other saints🤨?

Just as there are beings turned towards the future, who embody the future, so too there are beings whose face is turned towards the past, who represent the resistance offered by the past. Right now the resistance to the transformation is much greater but with passage of Time, the new consciousness and the future will assert itself more and more until these traditional ways will all be taken up by the New Creation, either to be integrated or left behind as milestones on the way as the human soul expands and gives birth to the supramental being of the future.  Those of us who are turned towards future should stay focused and sincere towards the fulfilment of God’s Will for the future. Those who remain stuck with the past can be left to God who knows how to deal with His own creation. 

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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