The Mother's brief written statements on various aspects of spiritual life including some spoken comments.
This volume consists primarily of brief written statements by the Mother on various aspects of spiritual life. Written between the late 1920s and the early 1970s, the statements have been compiled from her public messages, private notes, and correspondence with disciples. About two-thirds of them were written in English; the rest were written in French and appear here in English translation. The volume also contains a small number of spoken comments, most of them in English. Some are tape-recorded messages; others are reports by disciples that were later approved by the Mother for publication.
Endurance: going to the very end of the effort without fatigue or relaxing.
Endurance is the capacity of bearing without depression.
Cheer up, all will be all right, if we know how to last and endure.
To know and be able to bear and endure, undoubtedly produces a firm and fixed joy.
The most important is a steady, quiet endurance that does not allow any upsetting or depression to interfere with your progress. The sincerity of the aspiration is the assurance of the victory.
A quiet endurance is the sure way to success.
14 June 1954
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The things we cannot realise today we shall be able to realise tomorrow. The only necessity is to endure.
20 August 1954
The victory is to the most enduring.
6 September 1954
Endure and you will triumph. Victory goes to the most enduring.
And with the Grace and divine love nothing is impossible.
My force and love are with you.
At the end of the struggle there is Victory.
7 January 1966
In silent endurance, one step forward towards victory with the help of eternal love.
Open to the Divine Grace and thou shalt endure.
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