Mother’s Agenda, Volume 10. 1969
Mother’s Agenda This time Mother has found the “passage,” what she calls the “new consciousness,” that which will open a new world to us, much as an amphibian created a new air by shattering for the first time the surface of the waters: “I don’t know what is happening; it’s a state of intense vibration, like lightning-fast waves, so fast that they seem motionless. And I go to America, I go to Europe… Never has this body been so happy; these cells, other cells – there was life everywhere, consciousness everywhere; all the other bodies were itself!” At the same time, all our physiological aches and pains vanish: “There is as if a dilation of the cells; limits dwindle, fade, then pains go away physically.” And this is not “another world,” it is the earth, our earth, but experienced in a different way: “It’s as if we had entered an unreal falsehood, and everything vanishes the moment we get out of it; it doesn’t exist! And all the artificial means of getting out, including nirvana, are worthless. SALVATION IS PHYSICAL! It is here, it is here. Everything else, including death, truly becomes a lie – there is no disappearance, no ‘life and death’!…” And while she breaks through the walls of our glass bowl, the whole world is in revolt, including the people around her, as if under the pressure of a new air: “A huge number of desires that it [Mother’s body] die, everywhere, they are everywhere! … The whole gamut, from the worries in people around me, the longings for a quick end, to the restless desires: free at last! … I would like not to be put in a box; the cells are conscious… What is going to happen? I don’t know. This defies every habit.” A new species very much defies the world’s old habit. Will the world accept her, or will it ultimately remove her?
Key Contents & Featured Essays Include:
- Month-by-month conversations, January – December 1969
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 1969. 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: 358 pages
Publisher: Institut de Recherches Evolutives
Contributor: House of Mother’s Agenda
Language: English
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Contents
January
- January 1, 1969
- January 4, 1969
- January 8, 1969
- January 15, 1969
- January 18, 1969
- January 22, 1969
- January 25, 1969
- January 29, 1969
February
- February 1, 1969
- February 5, 1969
- February 8, 1969
- February 12, 1969
- February 15, 1969
- February 19, 1969
- February 22, 1969
- February 26, 1969
March
- March 1, 1969
- March 8, 1969
- March 12, 1969
- March 15, 1969
- March 19, 1969
- March 22, 1969
- March 26, 1969
- March 29, 1969
April
- April 2, 1969
- April 5, 1969
- April 9, 1969
- April 12, 1969
- April 16, 1969
- April 19, 1969
- April 23, 1969
- April 26, 1969
- April 30, 1969
May
- May 3, 1969
- May 7, 1969
- May 10, 1969
- May 14, 1969
- May 17, 1969
- May 21, 1969
- May 24, 1969
- May 28, 1969
- May 31, 1969
June
- June 4, 1969
- June 11, 1969
- June 25, 1969
- June 28, 1969
July
- July 2, 1969
- July 5, 1969
- July 12, 1969
- July 19, 1969
- July 23, 1969
- July 26, 1969
- July 30, 1969
August
- August 2, 1969
- August 6, 1969
- August 9, 1969
- August 16, 1969
- August 20, 1969
- August 23, 1969
- August 27, 1969
- August 30, 1969
September
- September 3, 1969
- September 6, 1969
- September 10, 1969
- September 13, 1969
- September 17, 1969
- September 20, 1969
- September 24, 1969
- September 27, 1969
October
- October 1, 1969
- October 8, 1969
- October 11, 1969
- October 12, 1969
- October 15, 1969
- October 18, 1969
- October 22, 1969
- October 25, 1969
- October 29, 1969
November
- November 1, 1969
- November 5, 1969
- November 8, 1969
- November 12, 1969
- November 15, 1969
- November 19, 1969
- November 22, 1969
- November 26, 1969
- November 29, 1969
December
- December 3, 1969
- December 6, 1969
- December 10, 1969
- December 13, 1969
- December 17, 1969
- December 20, 1969
- December 24, 1969
- December 27, 1969
- December 31, 1969
Sample
January
1, 1969 There’s a frightful crush! And even as it is, I don’t see half of the people who’ve asked to see me. I started at 8 this morning… without stop. That’s not too good! It’s certainly less than half of what I’ve been asked. But naturally, there has to be a limit, otherwise it would start all over again as it was before. There was a time when I had only two hours for sleep and when I pretended to eat… but… One can do that for a time, but not for too long. It’s not the physical work that tires, it’s what people add. With some, after five minutes you feel as if everything is about to break apart; with others it’s fine. With most people, I must say, what’s tiring is above all an “ignorant solicitude”: people who have all this thought that they “shouldn’t tire,” shouldn’t do this, shouldn’t do that – that’s quite oppressive. But otherwise, when they are tranquil and receptive, it’s not tiring at all, not at all. But the medical atmosphere is dangerous. It’s VERY dangerous. (silence) Do you have any news of P.L.? 1 He wrote that he was abruptly leaving for [such and such a country]. What time is it? Quarter past eleven. Shall we be quiet for ten minutes? (meditation) Last time, I told you about that “morbid imagination” the body had – completely gone, finished, cleaned out! The moment the body reacted by saying, “No, it’s disgusting, what’s that!” – gone. That’s what is so remarkable with this body: in the vital, in the mind, you have to do things over and over again for the experience to be established; the body is less prompt in opening itself, but once it has understood or has had the right experience, it’s over, the thing is established. That’s what is remarkable. And it’s very tranquil. So then, when certain things tried to come back (even when …