AT THE FEET OF THE MOTHER
Ask Alok da

Sometimes curses become less in difficult times. What to do then?  Usually I am running haphazardly, trying all means or going back in shell and tired of even facing the difficulties. How to manage these times😥?

Stop trying and learn to relax, opening yourself quietly to the Divine Mother and relying upon Her Grace. Trying hard itself becomes a movement of the ego, especially when we are trying to get some result, be it even a spiritual result. If we seek some experiences, then it means that the aspiration is mixed with desire. Ambition and desire, even for spiritual things, creates restlessness and blocks the way. Instead, one must learn to surrender and practice inner quietude. Sometimes doing nothing is better than trying all kinds of different things, which are bound to only create more and more confusion. Aspire steadily but without haste or impatience. Leave everything in the Mother’s hands and be content to feel Her in the heart. If you get an opportunity, then find ways and means to serve Her, or else turn every day activity into an act of Her Service by remembering Her and offering it inwardly to Her.

Affectionately

Alok da 

Reference: 

अभीप्सा || TH 575 || Dr. Alok Pandey

YT Link: https://youtu.be/ORKCg8jcac0 

Share this…

Related Posts

Sometimes there are traditions or norms, such as not shaving or getting a haircut on certain days, and so on. So, what is Maa’s point of view about it? How should one act? All the time, there is a message in mind… Please share Maa’s opinion about it…🙂

All these customs and traditions developed due to certain local situations and circumstances. For example, this particular so-called rule may have been agreed upon to give rest to the barbers for a day. The Mother and Sri …

Read More >

In her conversations with Mona Sarkar on revolutionaries, the Mother mentioned that Subhas had quite illumined psychic after seeing his picture. Then how did he go into the asuric camp? 🤔

Which book of Mona da is it mentioned? I have not come across it. Would like to see the reference. Sri Aurobindo’s own assessment of him was that he was a passionate sentimental idealist with the streak of ambition that drove him. Of course this comment refers to his personaity and nature in this life. It is not any judgment ….

Read More >