Mother’s Agenda, Volume 8. 1967

Mother’s Agenda That year, all the features of the yoga of the cells became clear: “The increasing conviction that perfection achieved in matter is far more perfect than anywhere else. The consciousness expressed in cells that have been transformed is a marvel; that legitimates all these centuries of misery. All these gods, what a fuss they make!” This is the year of the discovery of “true Matter,” without fuss: “In this [cellular] limpidity, there is no longer any problem; the solution precedes the problem. In other words, things are organized automatically.” It is another life mode on earth – “Such a natural way of being!” – in a body free of its mental prison and of the laws of false matter: “This extraordinary feeling of the unreality of suffering, the unreality of illnesses… It does not cure the disease; it cancels it, makes it unreal… And so it is quite clear that, as this process perfects itself, it will mean the victory over death.” In the meantime, “Surveyor” is on its way to dig the lunar soil with its mechanical arm, while our own secrets remain buried in our cells: “We can go anywhere, know what’s happening everywhere, but we don’t even know what’s happening inside ourselves.” The war is raging in Biafra; the Israeli army is marching toward Suez; the U.S. air force is bombing Haiphong; the Chinese are exploding their first thermonuclear device, and on and on. “A tremendous conflict above the earth.” With the stakes of a new earth or the return to the old disaster: “A local and momentary manifestation is not impossible, but a collective transformation of some magnitude is necessary to create a new species on earth… That fact is certain.” Will we understand where the true solution lies, and the marvel concealed in a human body?

Key Contents & Featured Essays Include:

• Month-by-month conversations, January – December 1967

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 1967. 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: 286 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 4, 1967
• January 9, 1967
• January 11, 1967
• January 14, 1967
• January 18, 1967
• January 21, 1967
• January 25, 1967
• January 28, 1967
• January 31, 1967

February

• February 4, 1967
• February 8, 1967
• February 11, 1967
• February 15, 1967
• February 18, 1967
• February 21, 1967
• February 22,1967
• February 25, 1967

March

• March 2, 1967
• March 4, 1967
• March 7, 1967
• March 11, 1967
• March 15, 1967
• March 22, 1967
• March 25, 1967
• March 29, 1967

April

• April 3, 1967
• April 5, 1967
• April 12, 1967
• April 13, 1967
• April 15, 1967
• April 19, 1967
• April 22, 1967
• April 24, 1967
• April 27, 1967
• April 29, 1967

May

• May 3, 1967
• May 6, 1967
• May 10, 1967
• May 13, 1967
• May 17, 1967
• May 20, 1967
• May 24, 1967
• May 26, 1967
• May 27, 1967
• May 30, 1967

June

• June 3, 1967
• June 7, 1967
• June 14, 1967
• June 17, 1967
• June 21, 1967
• June 24, 1967
• June 28, 1967
• June 30, 1967

July

• July 5, 1967
• July 8, 1967
• July 12, 1967
• July 15, 1967
• July 19, 1967
• July 22, 1967
• July 26, 1967
• July 29, 1967

August

• August 2, 1967
• August 5, 1967
• August 12, 1967
• August 15, 1967
• August 16, 1967
• August 19, 1967
• August 26, 1967
• August 30, 1967

September

• September 3, 1967
• September 6, 1967
• September 9, 1967
• September 13, 1967
• September 16, 1967
• September 20, 1967
• September 23, 1967
• September 30, 1967

October

• October 4, 1967
• October 5, 1967
• October 7, 1967
• October 11, 1967
• October 14, 1967
• October 19, 1967
• October 21, 1967
• October 25, 1967
• October 28, 1967
• October 30, 1967

November

• November 4, 1967
• November 8, 1967
• November 10, 1967
• November 15, 1967
• November 18, 1967
• November 22, 1967
• November 25, 1967
• November 29, 1967

December

• December 2, 1967
• December 6, 1967
• December 8, 1967
• December 13, 1967
• December 16, 1967
• December 20, 1967
• December 27, 1967
• December 30, 1967

Prayers of the consciousness of the cells

• July, 1965
• July, 1965
• July, 1965
• November 22, 1967
• Undated
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Sample

January

4, 1967 About a European visitor: My impression was that she should let herself unwind, that her stay here would be good if she could open out, as a flower does, like that, relaxed. She is very tense towards life (Mother clenches her two fists and stiffens) : it’s “something to keep an eye on” and “beware of”! So if she could… After all, it’s such a great thing when you can say, “Oh, I can have trust, there REALLY is something concrete like a Grace, I can have trust.” That would be a great progress. (Mother gives a flower called “Radha”) Radha 1 is surrender . 2 So we’ll say, “Surrender to divine solicitude brings the victory.” January 9, 1967 Are you tired? No… I can’t say “tired,” I don’t feel tired…. I am very… very deep within. I feel I am there (gesture above the head), and usually it’s not like that. Since this morning I’ve had the feeling of being there (same gesture), and it’s extremely strong there, as if something were being done. I feel work is being done (at night also). I don’t know if it’s an effect of your experience, but I have great difficulty being in physical things: in words, gestures, all outward things. A great difficulty. It began yesterday, with the sense of a very widespread action taking place. January 11, 1967 …In the afternoon, the lists [of appointments] have lengthened to such a point that I have no time left. Before, I used to start my daily work (the mail to be signed and so on) at 3:30, then it became four, and now it’s quarter to five. There was a time when I finished at four, so I did the translation of Savitri (that was a very, very long time ago); later I finished at 4:30, so I still had time to take something, eat a little; now I finish after five, so (laughing) that settles it! It MUST be like that since i…