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AT THE FEET OF THE MOTHER
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I have held these experiences close out of fear they might be mere mental illusions, but they have now become constant: spontaneously seeing the Mother’s feet or form before me, her symbol glowing during prayer, and a deep orange sun against the sky.🪷✨🙏🏻[…]

In dreams, calling the Mother’s name or encountering a brilliant white light immediately grants protection and healing, while in night meditation I have seen myself enclosed in a cocoon of soft white light. These visual and inner occurrences feel distinct from ordinary mental images yet different from physical sight. Could you please guide me on how to understand these spiritual experiences and whether they represent true inner realities?

These are all genuine experiences that indicate a deep inner link with the Divine Mother, especially Her Knowledge or Maheshwari aspect. The cocoon of white Light is a safety against any and every danger. In fact, whenever you have little time, and especially in the face of danger you can imagine this cocoon and all will be safe.

It is a clear sign that the Divine Mother is not only with you and watching over your progress but has taken charge of your life.

Beautiful Grace. 

Affectionately, 

Alok Da 

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