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You have mentioned in some of your talks about the Nature of Initiation in the Integral Yoga, about which the Mother says, “When I say I have initiated someone in this Yoga, it means I have revealed myself to that person.” – Can you please explain the Nature of this Revelation? 😊🔥[…]

Is it becoming aware of Her Presence within or the Emergence of Love for Mother, or an outer Contact through books, Savitri, Blessing Packets, Her Signed Books?

It means that when we come in contact with Her through any means, a photograph or a book, we recognise that she is the Divine Mother beyond any doubt. This recognition is not based upon any outer reason or logic but springs up intuitively from our depths. 

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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