Mother’s Agenda, Volume 12. 1971

Mother’s Agenda The last turning point in Mother’s yoga, from which she emerges with a cry: “I walked a long, long time. I was nothing but a cry, all the time, as if everything were being torn from me. It was the whole problem of the world.” This Agenda is increasingly strewn with heartrending little cries. It was not enough to have found the secret for herself; others too had to understand, her own disciples, those dominions shut in their egoistic power. “They don’t have faith! ‘She’s old, she’s old’: an atmosphere of resistance to the change; ‘it’s impossible, impossible’ – from every side… Not a single minute should be wasted; I am in a hurry… The reign of the Divine must, oh, must come… If the entire Russian block turned to the right side, that would be an enormous help! The victory is certain, but I don’t know which path will be followed to reach it… We should cling, cling so tightly to the Truth… They no longer listen to me.” She is 93 years old. She gropes her way in the unknown. “I see better with eyes closed than with eyes open, and it’s physical vision, absolutely physical, but a physical that seems fuller. The consciousness of the cells is what must change; everything else will follow naturally! I have the feeling I am on my way to discovering the illusion that must be destroyed so that physical life may be uninterrupted: that death is the result of a distortion of consciousness.” Will she be heard? Will she be allowed to continue? “Only violent death could stop the transformation. Otherwise the body knows that the work will go on and on…” And then this cry: “There will be a miracle! But what, I don’t know.”

Key Contents & Featured Essays Include:

• Month-by-month conversations, January – December 1971

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 1971. 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: 254 pages

Publisher: Institut de Recherches Evolutives

Contributor: House of Mother’s Agenda

Book format: PDF, ePub

Language: English

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Contents

January

• January 1, 1971
• January 11, 1971
• January 16, 1971
• January 17, 1971
• January 23, 1971
• January 27, 1971
• January 30, 1971

February

• February 3, 1971
• February 6, 1971
• February 10, 1971
• February 13, 1971
• February 17, 1971
• February 20, 1971
• February 21, 1971
• February 24, 1971
• February 25, 1971
• February 27, 1971

March

• March 1, 1971
• March 2, 1971
• March 3, 1971
• March 4, 1971
• March 5, 1971
• March 6, 1971
• March 10, 1971
• March 13, 1971
• March 17, 1971
• March 24, 1971
• March 27, 1971
• March 31, 1971

April

• April 1, 1971
• April 3, 1971
• April 7, 1971
• Undated
• April 10, 1971
• April 11, 1971
• April 14, 1971
• April 17, 1971
• April 21, 1971
• April 28, 1971
• April 29, 1971

May

• May 1, 197
• May 5, 1971
• May 8, 1971
• May 12, 1971
• May 15, 1971
• May 19, 1971
• May 22, 1971
• May 25, 1971
• May 26, 1971
• May 27, 1971
• May 29, 1971
• May 30, 1971

June

• June 2, 1971
• June 3, 1971
• June 5, 1971
• June 9, 1971
• June 12, 1971
• June 16, 1971
• June 23, 1971
• June 26, 1971
• June 30, 1971

July

• July 3, 1971
• July 10, 1971
• July 14, 1971
• July 17, 1971
• July 21, 1971
• July 24, 1971
• July 28, 1971
• July 31, 1971

August

• August 4, 1971
• August 7, 1971
• August 11, 1971
• Undated
• August 14, 1971
• August 18, 1971
• August 21, 1971
• August 25, 1971
• August 28, 1971

September

• September 1, 1971
• September 4, 1971
• September 8, 1971
• September 11, 1971
• September 14, 1971
• September 15, 1971
• September 18, 1971
• September 22, 1971
• September 29, 1971

October

• October 2, 1971
• October 6, 1971
• October 9, 1971
• October 13, 1971
• October 16, 1971
• October 20, 1971
• October 23, 1971
• October 27, 1971
• October 30, 1971

November

• November 10, 1971
• November 13, 1971
• November 17, 1971
• November 20, 1971
• November 24, 1971
• November 27, 1971

December

• December 1, 1971
• December 4, 1971
• December 8, 1971
• December 11, 1971
• December 13, 1971
• December 15, 1971
• December 18, 1971
• December 22, 1971
• December 25, 1971
• December 27, 1971
• December 29, 1971
• December 29, 1971

Sample

January

1, 1971 (On this day all the disciples filed silently past Mother, who is still unwell, sitting in her chair.) Blessed are those who take a leap towards the Future Mother. January 11, 1971 (This fragment was noted from memory by a disciple following the long physical ordeal Mother went through for nearly a month and a half.) Physical vision requires a much more continuous concentration. The physical vision serves to stabilize. It gives continuity to things. The same with hearing. So when neither of them are there, you become conscious of the thing directly, which gives you the true knowledge of it. That is probably how the Supermind will work. My physical vision and hearing have been pushed into the background to be replaced by identity through consciousness – for the growth of consciousness. The way of relating to things, of knowing, is through an identification of the consciousness with the thing or person. Instead of having the usual sense of separateness, you have a constant sense of union. There are quite interesting experiences. People call me and think about me. That comes into my field of consciousness. And after some time I am told, “So and so has come,” or “Something has happened to so and so,” and I say, “I know.” I wasn’t told anything at the time it happened, but I was conscious of it as if it were happening to a part of me. January 16, 1971 (Satprem has not seen Mother since last December 2. The latest turning point in her yoga has just occurred, similar to those of 1962 and 1968. Her small voice quivers and is lost in a murmur, yet her laugh is fresh as a young girl’s.) I am happy to see you! Good morning, Mother. Are you feeling better? Yes, Mother. It’s been a long time since I’ve seen you…. Yes…. One of my legs went dead for a long …