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Questions on Mother, Sri Aurobindo and Savitri

In her prayer of May 17, 1914, Mother writes, “One day thou wilt be my head but for the moment turn thy gaze towards the earth.” When a disciple enquired what the phrase “thou wilt be my head” means, She answered that “The head is the original conceiving Consciousness. “Could you simplify the meaning of all this a little further for me? 📖😊🙏🏻🌼

Head is the hub that conceives whereas heart is the hub that impels towards action.

What the Mother seems to be experiencing here, in

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Namaste Alok Da. Thank you for the understanding given to me.  Nothing is more delightful than to know through you that there is indeed Divine’s Will behind, pushing me to Spiritual Life.  My aspiration for the Divine is to realize and unite with the Divine and manifest only His Will through this entire being. 😊🙏🏻🌸❤️‍🔥[…]

It is a beautiful aspiration. Nourish it by taking The Mother’s Name within you. Nurture it by regular study of Sri Aurobindo and The Mother’s

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Alongside the Integral path, I feel drawn to certain traditional spiritual practices, such as Chakra-based Mantra Meditation and chanting the Lalita Sahasranamam. Can these practices be harmoniously integrated with Integral Yoga, or would it be better to focus exclusively on the Psychic opening and surrender to the Mother? 🌀😊🙏🏻🌼❤️‍🔥[…]

Our evolution procedes along several lines through which we have moved. It is natural that some of the practices of certain spiritual paths may extend

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When I first visited the Ashram in 2006, someone told me to go to this room around Samadhi, where an old disciple gave me a Blessings Packet. He was sitting in the first room in the veranda where people sit around the Samadhi. The room closest to the entrance toward the Meditation Hall. Do you know who it could be? 😇🙏🏼🌸✉️

The first room in the Verandah around the Samadhi and in the courtyard as it turns towards the Meditation Hall is Dyuman bhai. He did

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