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Words of the Mother - II Vol. 14 of CWM 367 pages 2004 Edition
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The Mother's brief written statements on various aspects of spiritual life including some spoken comments.

Words of the Mother - II

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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.

Collected Works of The Mother (CWM) Words of the Mother - II Vol. 14 367 pages 2004 Edition
English
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Yogic Action

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From the standpoint of Yoga it is not so much what you do but how you do it that matters most.

It is not so much the act that matters, but the consciousness in which it is done. So all is well and do not torment yourself. My love is always with you.


From the point of view of a spiritual life, it is not what you do that matters most, but the way in which it is done and the consciousness you put into it. Remember always the Divine and all you do will be an expression of the Divine Presence.

When all your actions are consecrated to the Divine, there will be no longer activities that are superior and activities that are inferior; all will have an equal importance―the value given them by the consecration.


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Whatever one does, it becomes useful if one puts a spark of true consciousness into it.

The consciousness one has is much more important than the act one performs. And the most apparently useless acts can become very productive if they are performed with the true consciousness.


It is the spirit and the consciousness from which it is done that makes an action yogic; it is not the action itself.

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