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The Mother of Sri Aurobindo Ashram
Prayer of Offering one’s Difficulties
04/13/2020
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A Single Prayer of the Body
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Published by The Mother on 04/14/2020
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The Mother of Sri Aurobindo Ashram

If ever you are seized by a vital impulse whatever it may be, anger or a sexual urge, vanity or any kind of pettiness or meanness, or movements that seize us, then immediately react with violence and tell it to its face: “Go away! This filth cannot enter a child of the Mother.” If it still persists, you strike blows at it, real physical blows (gesture) in the air, until this movement disappears.

Or else, you call me: “Come, help me, Mother,” and immediately you will be freed from these vital movements,… “and may the Peace descend into me.”

 

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