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I feel a bit of pressure or something in the center of my chest💓. What is this? When I reciting mother’s name or reading mother’s book or listening her music I feel the pressure is going very strong and my total body remain silent and vacant. I feel this pressure in my whole work, that gives me peace, beauty and harmony still I have mistake in my action. What is the pressure? Is it right thing? Can you elaborate this?

It is a beautiful thing that is happening, a true experience.  This pressure is the pressure of your psychic being wanting to emerge and express itself. It gives true bhakti and surrender. You should concentrate more and more in the centre of the chest on Her Presence and call Her Name as often as you can.  

Mistakes in action doesn’t automatically get rectified by the emergence of the psychic.  It takes long for that, especially the habits of the outer consciousness and the most physical reactions.  

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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