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VOLUME 7 - 1966

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p. 18

Summary:
1. India and Pakistan are trying to settle over Kashmir. Mother has encouraged fighting for advantage in the battlefield and in negotiations.

Category: Mother's Yoga, Transformation of Life on Earth

Keywords: process, sequence, movements, transformation, realization

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p. 21

Summary:
1. Experience of Human “Choice“

Category: Mother's Yoga, Transformation of Life on Earth

Keywords: process, sequence, movements, transformation, realization

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p. 22

Summary:
1. We live in state where we perceive the hardness, the bonds, the rigidity, and fate in life. Yet it is not this way. We have choice; its only thousands of years of bad habits that makes us feel this way. The truth is our choice is buried in us, but it is vast. Individually we have choice to be what we can be, but we have forgotten it.

Category: Mother's Yoga, Transformation of Life on Earth

Keywords: process, sequence, movements, transformation, realization

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p. 23

Summary:
1. When people don’t have a sufficient intellectual perception and then they have an deep or spiritual experience, they tend to dogmatize that their experiences is the only way.  

Category: Mother's Yoga, Transformation of Life on Earth

Keywords: process, sequence, movements, transformation, realization

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p. 24

Summary:
1. Mother doesn’t have the same experience twice; and she doesn’t dwell on previous experiences because she is forging ahead; the works of being transformed is so rapid.

2. Mother has disorders of the body, the cells, but those mostly occur as a result of the transformation --i.e.  when making the transition between the current automatic functioning of the body, and a more conscious functioning.

3. For her, the whole automatic habits of millennia have to be changed. (Pg – 25)

Category: Mother's Yoga, Transformation of Life on Earth

Keywords: process, sequence, movements, transformation, realization

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p. 33

Summary:
1. One must rejoice when one is conscious of our failings. Not to be sad and linger on it. But move on and progress. In fact, all such discoveries of incapacity are always grace. One must say ”Thank you Lord for showing me this”. And then offer it up; take it ; take my incapacity. Such discovery brings joy and delight of being which is our purpose here; the divine purpose for creating us.

Also Sri Aurobindo says that ignorance is the greatest power of  knowledge; it is divinely sanctioned.