Purna Yoga
Purna Yoga means (1) that instead of approaching the Divine through the mind alone (Jnana) or the heart alone (Bhakti)
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Letters on Yoga – II
Receiving with equanimity
The Divine is not bound to do that [supply all one’s real needs], He can give or not give; whether
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Sentimentalism
To indulge in the emotions, love, grief, sorrow, despair, emotional joy etc. for their own sake with a sort of mental-vital over-emphasis
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Loss of inspiration
What you find happening [a loss of inspiration] is a common experience in all work. Mother says it is due
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Be certain of the transformation
It is not a hope but a certitude that the complete transformation of the nature will take place. Ref: Letters
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The mysterious working of The Grace
It is not indispensable that the Grace should work in a way that the human mind can understand, it generally
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Greatest power for Spiritual realisation
Strength, if it is spiritual, is a power for spiritual realisation; a greater power is sincerity; the greatest power of
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Confidence in The Mother
It is true that a great patience and steadfastness is needed. Be then firm and patient and fixed on the aims
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Peace starts in the inner being
The peace starts in the inner being—it is spiritual and psychic but it overflows the outer being—when it is there
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