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If surrender does not mean inaction. And true surrender to divine mother means acting according to the divine will. Then how can we discern and know the Divine will? Certainly as you said – The Divine Will is always for peace, harmony, joy. Are there other characteristics by which I can know the Divine will? ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿป๐Ÿ•Š๏ธ […]

That is a most relevant question. The Mother herself has answered it. Here is her Guidance on the subject.

‘It is a great error

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Regarding the question of the avatar, a person expressed the view that there has never been a fully realized being on Earth, as such a state is impossible when incarnated in a body; the body imposes limitations on us.ย From my perspective, I therefore conclude that the ultimate question is that of the Avatar. โœจ๐Ÿ“– […]

In my view this answer is a non-starter. Who can speak about the realisations of others? We can draw intellectual conclusions based on the available

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Alok da, I have read in multiple places that The Mother asks us to concentrate our forces in the body part where it hurts or where we are going through some kind of pain and figure out why the pain has occurred in the first place. Also, I have read that we can use the strong parts of our being to heal the weak parts. ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿป๐ŸŒฟ […]

Concentrating upon the part is not enough. She advices us to use the agency of thought to open and offer the part that is in

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1. As we discussed, I haven’t yet been picked up by the Grace of Mother Mirra in any manner that is transparent to me. I aspire and I pray to the Divine Feminine, the Shakti of the Brahman, as my Mother and ask Her for grace and consecrate what I can to Her. Will this do as an entirely parallel or transient gesture until I have a more specific opening to Mother Mira? ๐ŸŒธ๐ŸŒฑ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿป […]

Growing? I would say tremendously given the short period of time. What you describe itself takes long unless one is marked for the true spiritual

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My question is in the context of Para and Apara nature/Para and Apara Vidya. (1) It is said in the first section of the Mundaka Upanishad that there are two types of Vidya: Para and Apara; the one which is Para among them gives the knowledge of that Akshar Tattva – Akshar Brahm. Atha para yaya tadaksharamdhigamyate. ๐Ÿ“–๐ŸŒธ[…]

Yes the Gita does not mention the Divine Mother except passingly. Instead it speaks of the Divine Grace and surrender that alone can ultimately lead

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