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In the writings of the Mother, many times she said, ‘a child of mine can’t fear’ or ‘what can he fear who belongs to the divine’. Is there any difference in the action of the Divine Grace on the persons who are sadhaks and those who have not yet started the journey? 🙂🙏🏻🪷🌄

The Grace is equally for all, but since the sadhaks are more open and receptive as well as more prone to attacks, especially when a sadhak has surrendered oneself to the Divine, then quite naturally a special Grace accompanies the sadhak. There is even in the life of those who sincerely give themselves to the Divine a Super-Grace, as the Mother calls it, which arranges all the outer circumstances of that person’s life, even to the details, to accelerate the progress, providing the best circumstances of spiritual evolution, overriding the cosmic forces and annulling the law of Karma. This is especially so in those who place their entire trust in the Divine, depend upon the Divine for everything and have either grown conscious of their psychic being or have taken the sunlit approach of the soul. 

This is not common though and obviously doesn’t work if one takes to the yoga with this intent. 

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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