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The Mother of Sri Aurobindo Ashram
Quietitude of the mind
12/28/2017
The Mother of Sri Aurobindo Ashram
Ego – The Cause of all Difficulties
12/30/2017
Published by Sri Aurobindo on 12/29/2017
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Sri Aurobindo during his early years

Man, too, becomes perfect only when he has found within himself that absolute calm and passivity of the Brahman and supports by it with the same divine tolerance and the same divine bliss a free and inexhaustible activity. Those who have thus possessed the Calm within can perceive always welling out from
its silence the perennial supply of the energies that work in the universe.

Ref: The Life Divine

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