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I have a doubt regarding the below sentences. How does Satyavan 🌞 represent the Avatar. can you pls clarify. Who are Savitri and Satyavan? Savitri represents the Mother’s Consciousness, doesn’t she?

The Mother:

Well, he is the Avatar.

He is the incarnation of the Supreme.

(Questions and Answers)
9 December 1953

Yes Satyavan is the Divine who has taken a human birth for the lila. Which mere human could recognise the Divine Mother in a princess and give himself to her so completely with total trust. So as an Avatar, Satyavan came to show us how we too can be redeemed if we surrender ourselves to the Divine Mother. It is like Sri Rama and Hanuman or Sri Krishna and Arjuna (Nar Narayana). One comes to manifest the Divine within man, the other cones to show how we can relate to the Divine and receive the Grace.

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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