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It is the Mother who gave the sacred divine Relics of Sri Aurobindo. Later, when the Mother withdrew, nobody could take the decision on the Mother’s behalf. Since She had not instructed anyone about this, hence Her sacred divine Relics have not been installed.
But there are things touched by Her, signed by Her, worn or used by Her that have been given to so many. These are also sacred Relics.
Affectionately,
Alok Da
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