AT THE FEET OF THE MOTHER

Spirituality

When someone wants to start their spiritual journey, some people begin with introductory courses offered by well-known organisations and gradually build on that, eventually going on to teach “Spirituality” in a systematic way. But of course, you have to pay for those. What I want to ask is—apart from the money side, can anyone begin their spiritual journey in this way🤨? And if someone feels drawn to Sri Aurobindo and The Mother, what introductory books would you recommend?

This way of turning people to the spiritual life is nothing but spiritual commercialism wherein spiritual teaching or practice is sold as a commodity. The

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It’s said “Our body, a charriot, senses horses, the rope mind, Bhuddi The Charioteer Sri Krishna  driving the Soul to its destination. ” By  gyana ( BG) Sri Krishna   enlightens The Jiva, while He himself is conducting Arjuna’s battle of  life, when The Soul has surrendered. Then what’s The need of The Divine Mother? What is Her role  along with Sri Krishna? in  enlightening Arjuna? So in the chariot and  charioteer  context the role of Divine Mother doesn’t appear? So the role of the Divine Mother is not an essential condition for moksha? Here I am not referring” Integral yoga”  where The Divine Mother plays The Key Role. About generally for liberation,  how important the concept of The Divine Mother, Moola Prakruthi? Please clarify when you get time🙏 

If you ask this question to Sri Krishna, he would perhaps reply that where is my Power to save and liberate coming from? He will

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In Rajyoga, it is taught that we should think positively even about those who behave negatively. Just as we offer blessings to someone who is physically ill, we should also extend forgiveness and compassion to those who are emotionally or spiritually unwell. Rajyoga emphasizes the power of pure thoughts, inner peace, and soul consciousness. By connecting with the Supreme through meditation, we cultivate virtues like patience, kindness, and detachment, allowing us to remain stable and loving even in the face of negativity. What are your thoughts on this and how much this is aligned to Sri Aurobindo’s Yoga?

Yes it is a very helpful practice and is quite aligned to Sri Aurobindo’s Yoga. It helps in a preliminary purification. It is a cultivation

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When’s the divine realization will be permanently settled? Spontaneously it comes and going their. When I loose the contact I have not feel any happy. I feel that i am losing my precious things. After lose this contact difficulties comes again in a huge way but something is inside that doesn’t affected by the difficulties. Spontaneously outer conscious running in my mind and in silence spontaneously naam jaap going with the respiration🤔.

Have patience and trust in the Grace. What you are having are some experiences on the way. The Divine realisation is a far off thing.

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Also you said-“These are man’s beginnings. He rises by the descent of ever higher types of Manu from the Bhuvarloka,—first he is Pashu, then Pishacha, then Pramatha, then Rakshasa, then Asura, then Deva, then Siddha. So he ascends the ladder of his own being towards the Sat Purusha.’ Are these the 7 levels through which the soul evolves? Does everyone has to ascend through this ladder one by one or there can be a leap possible🤔? Please elaborate.

This ascension through successive lives from one grade to another was the idea behind Chaturvarnya, the fourfold soul types, soul involved in Matter (Shudra), soul

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When one prays to Hindu gods like Shiva, Vishnu, Ganesh, Gauri, Krishna, Hanuman, Durga, Tripurasundari or Kali etc., one is invoking the divine forces operating in lower – earth nature. Is it correct? I read somewhere that the the Para Prakriti is beyond human understanding and hence our sages have found her various nurturing aspects at work in Earth Nature, to whom we can approach for help and guidance🙏.

The gods and goddesses are cosmic powers and hence they are neither confined to India nor belong to the Hindus. They had other names in

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