Mother’s Agenda, Volume 9. 1968
Mother’s Agenda That year, a fire swept across the world from Warsaw to Columbia, from Nanterre to Alexandria: “There are long periods when things are being prepared, and then there comes a time when something happens, and that something brings a new development to the world – as when man appeared on the earth. Now, it’s a new being.” This is the second turning point in Mother’s yoga. She is ninety. Auroville has just been founded – “A centre of accelerated evolution.” Martin Luther King and Robert Kennedy are assassinated, the Soviet Union invades Czechoslovakia – what is going on? “I have a strong impression this is intended to teach us something like the secret of the [human, terrestrial] working. We are constantly being shown that the process we have learned is wrong, that it does not conform to reality, and we are being taught the true process by living it.” As if the earth were shut in a glass bowl, prisoner of a “false matter”: “There is as if a web covering the entire earth, and the body is being taught how to extricate itself from it… Gradually, the consciousness of the cells is freeing itself from that domination.” And suddenly, from the other side: “I have never seen or felt anything so beautiful in all my life! … The most wonderful hours one can have on this earth – why are they seeking above what is right here?” The short-lived miracle of 1968 seems to be swallowed up while the walls of our glass bowl are slowly but inexorably exploding in each country, each continent, each branch of human knowledge. “It would seem that an immense period of time will be needed before everything is ready to change. And yet, there is almost a promise that an abrupt change will occur.” Could it be that, one morning, one last turn of the screw of circumstances will propel us into a new consciousness?
Key Contents & Featured Essays Include:
- Month-by-month conversations, January – December 1968
About This Edition: The Mother’s Agenda is the record of the Mother’s daily conversations with Satprem — her experiences in the cellular consciousness, her vision of the supramental transformation of matter, and her guidance for the Yoga. This volume covers 1968. The text is translated from the French original (Institut de Recherches Evolutives) and follows the standard thirteen-volume English edition, with the Mother’s words preserved as recorded by Satprem.
Book Details
Author: The Mother
Print Length: 243 pages
Publisher: Institut de Recherches Evolutives
Contributor: House of Mother’s Agenda
Language: English
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Contents
January
- January 1, 1968
- January 3, 1968
- January 6, 1968
- January 10, 1968
- January 12, 1968
- January 17, 1968
- January 20, 1968
- January 24, 1968
- January 27, 1968
- January 31, 1968
February
- February 3, 1968
- February 7, 1968
- February 10, 1968
- February 14, 1968
- February 17, 1968
- February 20, 1968
- February 28, 1968
March
- March 2, 1968
- March 9, 1968
- March 13, 1968
- March 16, 1968
- March 20, 1968
- March 23, 1968
- March 27, 1968
- March 30, 1968
April
- April 3, 1968
- April 6, 1968
- April 10, 1968
- April 13, 1968
- April 17, 1968
- April 20, 1968
- April 23, 1968
- April 24, 1968
- April 27, 1968
May
- May 2, 1968
- May 4, 1968
- May 8, 1968
- May 11, 1968
- May 15, 1968
- May 18, 1968
- May 22, 1968
- May 25, 1968
- May 29, 1968
June
- June 3, 1968
- June 5, 1968
- June 8, 1968
- June 12, 1968
- June 15, 1968
- June 18, 1968
- June 22, 1968
- June 26, 1968
- June 29, 1968
July
- July 3, 1968
- July 6, 1968
- July 10, 1968
- July 13, 1968
- July 17, 1968
- July 20, 1968
- July 24, 1968
- July 27, 1968
- July 31, 1968
August
- August 3, 1968
- August 7, 1968
- August 10, 1968
- August 22, 1968
- August 28, 1968
- August 30, 1968
September
- September 4, 1963
- September 7, 1968
- September 11, 1968
- September 14, 1968
- September 21, 1968
- September 25, 1968
- September 28, 1968
October
- October 5, 1968
- October 9, 1968
- October 11, 1968
- October 16, 1968
- October 19, 1968
- October 23, 1968
- October 26, 1968
- October 30, 1968
November
- November 2, 1968
- November 6, 1968
- November 9, 1968
- November 13, 1960
- November 16, 1968
- November 20, 1968
- November 23, 1968
- November 27, 1968
- November 30, 1968
December
- December 4, 1968
- December 11, 1968
- December 14, 1968
- December 18, 1968
- December 21, 1968
- December 25, 1968
- December 28, 1968
Sample
January
1, 1968 (Message for the new year:) Remain young, Never stop striving towards Perfection. Mother January 3, 1968 Mother arrives forty-five minutes late: And I come with my work unfinished! The work remains to be done (Mother points to a bundle of letters)… Now the nights begin at 11 P.M., no more lunch, of course rest is out of the question, and no more exercises, so… And people and people and more people… at least a quarter of whom go back unsatisfied, without my having seen them, because I don’t have the time. I think it’s because my whole life long, until the age of about forty, I was perhaps the most punctual person in the world: I was always right on the dot – maybe there was something proud which has got a good knock! That’s how it is. But one thing is sure, it’s that the minute one goes out of the usual mental rhythm based on thoughts (I am talking about the body), as soon as it has gone out of that, it has extraordinary endurance. What makes things especially difficult is thoughts, fears, the old habits and all that…. January 6, 1968 I wanted to show you something, then I forgot. Maybe you’ve seen it? It’s something I am supposed to have said to M. years ago, many years ago, about Savitri ; he noted it down in French, and quite recently (that is, perhaps three or four weeks ago), he showed me what he had noted…. And as it happens, he showed it not only to me but to others (!). They’ve translated it into English and now they want me to read it aloud so they can play it at the Playground. I wanted to revise the French with you, but they want it in English. The English isn’t too good, but that doesn’t matter…. They are all enthusiastic and happy – as for me, I don’t like it, because the form of it is so personal.. Have you seen the Frenc…