A compilation of Huta’s autobiographical notes, about which The Mother said : 'This is the interesting story of how a being discovers the Divine Life.'
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The Story of a Soul, Huta's journal of her progress on the spiritual path, runs from 1954 to 1973. This records many of her conversations with the Mother, their private meditations in the Mother's room at the Playground, and their correspondence. In her numerous cards and messages the Mother consoled Huta in her difficulties, appreciated her skill in various works, and promised to help her realise her true being.
THEME/S
On the evening of Saturday February 12th the Mother called me to her beautifully decorated Interview Room. She asked me, "Child, are you a minor?" "No, Mother, I am not," I answered. She went into a deep contemplation for quite a while. I was enjoying her nearness, and wondering what she would say. I gazed at her face, which was so divine, so serene, so lovable. She caught me watching her when she opened her eyes abruptly.
Then she told me what I should write to my family and my in-laws, explaining my departure for good. In the course of our conversation I asked the Mother, "What are the important points of this Integral Yoga? What should I do?" She smiled and replied, "Have faith in the Divine, love the Divine, and develop the consciousness." She saw the confusion in my mind, and patting my hands assured me that she would see me through. Tears of gratitude sprang to my eyes.
I pulled the eight gold bangles from my wrists and gave them to her—they were the last of my possessions. I had brought with me absolutely nothing that had belonged to my husband, or been presented to me by him or his family.
As she had instructed, the letters were sent to my husband and his family, and to my people.
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