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I celebrated one more birthday of mine last month. With each passing day and year I always think ‘Life is running out, time is slipping away and I haven’t done much for the Divine’. Of course, the aspiration always grows but there is a dissatisfaction somewhere that I have not been or done fully what I could have done for Sri Aurobindo and the Mother and because of this, the Divine has not yet become a full living reality. 🎂📝🎯🌱

I won’t call it impatience, but an intensifying of the aspiration on the birthday as the soul perhaps senses that more should be done. There

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I think it is wrong to say my life hasn’t changed at all. I’m trying in my own way to follow whatever I have learnt. One thing is for sure, that I have moved away from the fear mongering about karma that I often saw in traditions and lamentation about world existence. Mother and Sri Aurobindo’s words have definitely brought clarity to mind, and though it hasn’t completely translated into action, I am making changes everyday. I am also reminded that though I must take action, it is not by ‘my’ strength that success will come. I have faith that the Divine will one day make of me what She wants me to be.🪷🌹♾️🌌

Very beautiful attitude. I can fully understand the need for some decisive experience that pops up from time to time.

The decisive experiences however come

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 I am able to meditate with immense ease in Puducherry. Be it Ashram, Auroville, Sharanam etc. Why is it hard for me to do the same concentration or meditation at home? Yes I need to create such atmosphere from scratch on a daily basis. I am not able to do it. Lately I feel the dire need to cleanse my aura and that’s possible by only concentrating on Mother and asking Her the guidance for the same. How much of concentration/meditation is needed? How can I inculcate that on a daily basis because you know how Indian households are. Help me out.🧘‍♀️🩵🕯️🕉️

Yes it is due to the atmosphere which is palpably different in the Ashram, Auroville and places dedicated to Sri Aurobindo and The Mother vis

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What I have known is Sri Aurobindo Ji is the incarnation of Lord Krishna. Avatar and incarnation is different. The Hindi word ‘Avatar’ is different from the English word ‘Incarnation’. The Divine taking birth in the human body is called an avatar. We human taking birth is called incarnation. So, what I have known is Sri Aurobindo Ji is the incarnation of Lord Krishna. Then lord Krishna descended into the Sri Aurobindo. So then can we call him ‘Avatar’?✨👑🌊💙⏳🔥☸️

Sri Aurobindo is not an incarnation of Sri Krishna. He is an Avatar who coming after Sri Krishna is continuing Sri Krishna’s work leading it

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I am in search of sprituality from last few year, from last last 6 month I am watching your video, one of my friend told me about you, he is follower of guru ram lal ji siyag [(now ram lal ji siyag ia no more but he give a mantra call as sanjivni mantra and said that chant it 15 min everyday and watch my picture on third eye and he self claim that he cure alot of aids and cancer patient using this meditation process)] he told me that guru ramlal g siyag is kalki avtar and guru ramlal ji siyag selfclaim it that he is kalki avtar and what ever mehrsi arvind said till date said about ram lal ji siyag and ram lal ji siyag give a mantra for chant to awake khundalini..🛣️🧭👣🧘

As far as the guru about whom you mention, i have nothing to say since I have no contact with him except through a picture

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