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Being Perfectly Quiet

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Enjoying the oneness of God within oneself
02/01/2017
The Mother of Sri Aurobindo Ashram
Offer all wrong movements to the Divine
02/03/2017
Published by The Mother on 02/02/2017
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  • Questions and Answers 1950-1951
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  • inner flame
  • quiet mind
  • violence
The Mother of Sri Aurobindo Ashram

You must particularly not be violent, for if you are violent, you will come out of it tired, exhausted, without any result. You must concentrate all the forces of aspiration. If you are conscious of the inner flame, you should put into this flame all that you find strongest in you by way of aspiration, of a call, and hold yourself as quiet as you can, calling, with a deep reliance that the answer will come; and when you are in this state, with your aspiration and concentrated force, with your inner flame, press gently upon this kind of outer crust, without violence, but with insistence, as long as you can, without getting agitated, irritated or excited.
You must be perfectly quiet, must call and push.

Ref: Questions and Answers 1950-1951

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