Home » Spirituality » “There is certainly a great difference between calling and pulling — you can and must always call for help and the rest — the answer will be proportionate to your capacity of reception and assimilation. Pulling is a selfish movement that may bring down forces quite disproportionate to your capacities and thus are harmful.” Alok bhai, what does pulling mean in this msg from Mother🤔?
Pulling means trying to get down the Divine Force by the force and intensity of will, generally for some gain of Yoga or to get some experience. It is usually accompanied by over-eagerness for the result.
Calling is a cry of the heart as a child to its mother with complete trust in the Mother’s Grace.
Affectionately,
Alok Da
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