Mother’s Agenda 1971

April 14, 1971

(In reference to Mother's latest letter to Satprem.)

Mon petit, if I have caused you pain, I am very sorry (Mother takes Satprem's hands).

Oh, listen, Mother!

You see, I spoke to you the way I speak to myself [in Mother's letter to Satprem], as frankly as possible. But I really didn't think that would cause you pain. I saw in you that you knew things.... Tell me what's bothering you.

No, Mother, now it's really all gone. It's over. There were one or two... rather difficult days, but now it's over.

(Mother holds Satprem's hands tightly)

In the end, what I regretted is that all this takes up so much of your time, and that we make so much fuss about it, that's all....

Oh, that doesn't matter.

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...While there are far more important things.¹

Oh, mon petit, the situation is... terribly dangerous.

Yes.

There's only.... It's only by clinging desperately to the Divine—but to the purest and most powerful Divine—that we can avoid a... general conflagration. It's terrible.

There's an impression that not a single minute should be lost, that we should constantly, constantly cling to the Divine to compel his descent here. Otherwise... otherwise it's terrible.

So I need... I need all those who love me to understand me.

Yes, Mother, yes.

(silence)

Yes, I too have gone through (I don't dare use the past tense) a period in which there was a sort of complete disintegration.

Yes. Me too.

An assault.

I know, I know.

Something that wants to get me very....

I know, I was with you day and night, you can't imagine how concretely.

You know everything I went through?

Yes, I know.... I know.... Forget it, won't you? That's the best thing to do. It is a part of the being that must disappear—it's not you.

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I know it's not me, Mother. But it tried very hard to strike me.

Yes, yes... I know. I am telling you, day and night, all the time, it was coming like that all the time.... But if one could—no... not "if": one MUST, one must change that into a great victory, petit. Let everything still clinging to the lower part go—finished, let it be swept away for good.

Yes, Mother, I would like that. With your help, yes.

It's as if... as if you went up, as if you threw away an old coat and rose straight up into the Light—I've seen it.... I have seen it.

(silence,
Mother is still clasping Satprem's hands)

That quotation we put in the "Bulletin" is so much to the point!²

Yes. Yes, it's fighting and kicking. Everything that has to go is fighting back.

Yes, fighting ferociously.

(silence)

But the situation of the country is dangerous, very dangerous.

Yes.

China.... A long time ago (a long time, more than a year), I saw China's intention. Now she's got her chance.³ And China, that means all India, brff! (gesture of being overrun). No, I tell you, only the Divine can save the situation. There has to be a divine intervention, that alone can save things—something extraordinary, abnormal, unexpected. Otherwise... otherwise....

(long silence)

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Really... really it can be expressed this way: only the Divine Will can save us—all circumstances are... (Mother interlaces her fingers). And so, we have to... you know, we have to get rid of everything that still holds us down in order to be really ready to receive that Divine Will.

I understand very well, Mother, deeply. But I believe only in the Grace, you know—because our own strength is....

Yes, I know, mon petit.

(drawn-out silence)

Oh, you know, the body, the whole body really wants, it wants the transformation, and it is.... There is such a world of insincerity there, it's frightening—in the cells, in the... oh!... And so there is such an urgency, an urgency—the urgency FOR that... frightening.... Day and night there's the will, the will to become... to become divine.

(silence)

These last few days, ALL the old notions have collapsed, all the old reactions have collapsed, it was.... And then, and then what? What?... That's it, you see, nothing is left, nothing, nothing... only (Mother clenches her fists), only a will—a will, an aspiration, a compelling need: oh, the reign of the Divine must come, it must!

(silence)

To have the sense of one's inferiority and incapacity, and in that aspiration let the Divine alone exist.

(silence)

And you, mon petit, it's your destiny. It is your destiny: to become conscious and manifest the Divine—it is your destiny. You must.... Me, I am in a hurry because I see circumstances becoming more and more... acute—dangerous. Only a miracle can save us—that is to say, what we consider a miracle: an intervention... an intervention of the Divine Will in its purity, undistorted, uncontroverted, unobstructed—just That.

(silence)

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We have to be at our highest—and it is still far from being what it should be.

(Mother goes within.
Long contemplation, like a common prayer for the pain of the earth)

Oh, mon petit!...

(Mother goes back within)