AT THE FEET OF THE MOTHER
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How to see the Soul?❤️🔥✨🤍

The seat of the soul is deep within, in our inner psychological centre, in the heart. It is covered by the veil of ignorance. By quietening the surface noise of desires and the restless mental chatter, by concentration in the centre of the chest on the Divine Presence, by increase of faith, devotion and surrender, by engaging in service of the Divine, by the force and intensity of devotion and self-giving to the Divine Mother, the veil is torn and we discover and grow one with the soul.

The discovery opens the doors to the Divine Presence within us with all the attendant consequences such as the awakening of an intuitive knowledge, love for the Divine, unshakable faith, inner Peace as well as Sweetness, warmth and joy, the urge to complete surrender and service of the Divine, gratitude, spontaneous discernment between the true and the false, fearlessness and courage in all circumstances, sympathy with all creatures and, the sense of immortality.

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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