Home ยป Questions on Mother, Sri Aurobindo and Savitri ยป Perhaps I made a mistake in asking the question, all the efforts are for The Mother and she is the one who is making it happen and imagining life without mother feels like death, all the struggle inside and outside is for whom else, just so that Mother’s wish can be fulfilled. There is no desire to become a yogi, no one to know the future, just whatever is inside should be for Mother, this is my prayer every moment, what I meant to ask was that when both the struggles and victories of life are shown, then isn’t it a good way to smile inside by remembering the scenes of victory that happen during those struggles?๐ฟ๐งโโ๏ธ๐ค๐ธ
Yes one can do that or simply by an act of faith and inner surrender remember that ‘all struggle is an easy price’ for the great game.
Yes one should always smile, a smile full of faith and trust in the Divine Grace, a smile that comes when one has surrendered oneself completely to the Divine Mother. Then all, all, everything, what we experience as failure and what we feel as success lead us closer and closer to Her.
Affectionately,
Alok Da
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