DAILY MESSAGES                                                                                                           

Series III

 

951)        Acts of self-giving accomplish the most.

952)        One type of common disappointment is the expectation of results for an endowment one does not have.

953)        To read a wearisome book with interest is to work in the substance of mind.

954)        He who has achieved in the consciousness looking for results in the substance will not meet with disappointment. The project will be a non-starter.

955)        Doing things in which we are interested means expressing skills already formed. Doing things in which we are not interested means forming new skills. Formation of new skills requires an enormous energy and therefore is uninteresting.

956)        Being interested, ‘Doing what I want to do’, stolen pleasure, cheating, betrayal, cruelty, being silly, substandard, shameless, etc. are all summed up as: Man is lazy.

957)        When we see assertion, lack of manners, meanness, perversity, jealousy, joy in betrayal in the light of their process, objectively, the intensity of reaction loses its edge.

958)        Desire to support a non-earning brother for life, wanting to borrow, shameless soliciting of help, gossiping, responding to the philanderer, immorality, lack of self-respect all come under one description. From the point of view of energy required for self-discipline, they all are the same.

959)        Supramental life demands relating to another as a soul. The gradations that lead to it are rationality, social values, and hard work.

960)        Rationality is to relate to another mentally. Good behaviour is social relationship. By hard work one relates to oneself psychologically for survival.

961)        Sense of comparison is an index of the presence of ego.

962)        Spiritually no one is lazy. Each seeks a different goal.

963)        The supramental view demands viewing another from his own point of view of maximum possible enjoyment which is a vision of marvel.

964)        Desire to accomplish, initiative, and discipline all belong to one who wants to progress in his own plane.

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                Nalayini mastered Time by perfecting chastity, a characteristic of culture. Her husband doing the same service to her will be frowned upon by the culture but will be sanctioned by life outside formed culture. It will give him mastery over Timelessness.

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967)        When man acquires a great experience, he has the tendency to benefit by that experience which, at last, will give him either greater experience or the essence of that experience. By using that experience to go beyond it, to shun the earlier acquisition, he derives the best benefit of crossing the plane that yielded that experience.

968)        When good and evil present themselves to man, he chooses one. To accept both and relate to the good in both is to move from mind to Supermind.

969)        Suppression, discipline, elimination will not serve His purposes. Only transformation is permissible. Even ego is not to be eliminated which He says will eliminate our life in the cosmos. Human love, He says, is not to be given up but transformed.

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970)        Suppression allows the vibration to grow below the surface. Discipline yields a localised result. Elimination defeats the purpose of evolution. There will be nothing there to evolve.

971)        Suppression gains the appearance. Discipline secures the desired  result. Elimination gives freedom. All belong to the local context. Only transformation belongs to the field of evolution of the whole.

972)        Service is a social conception. One cannot serve another soul, he can only relate to it on conditions acceptable to souls. Divine service is an exalted social term; in the domain of spiritual evolution it is a misnomer.

973)        To meet another as a soul, you can receive the message that soul has for you and withdraw from the scene. Only the Divine Soul can enjoy the difference between other Divine Souls. It is not given to man.

974)        Desire for the best possible relation is still a human emotion. Neither your soul nor the other’s can figure there.

975)        No one who has not realised his own soul and raised it to the status of the Divine Soul can aspire for a soul relationship with another.

976)        The maximum that human relationships permit is fulfilment of duty and pleasant, positive attitude.

977)        Having different attitudes to different people is to function from the mental plane.

            The soul attitude knows that all souls are equal grappling differently the circumstances for difference experiences.

978)        The souls are not different. The experience they seek in this birth is different from one another.

979)         To realise equality with other souls is to be awake in one’s own soul.

980)        Reaction is that of the ego; relation with another soul is unegoistic attitude; enjoyment of that relation belongs to the soul.

981)        He who is incapable of acts that are morally known as cruel acts is also incapable of expressing Divine Love.

982)        Anger is socially impermissible, morally self-defeating, and spiritually destroys its one endowment equality. The Force in anger which does the same thing as anger to the other more powerfully is Divine and one must not hesitate to be its instrument when called upon to express it.

983)        The Sadhu is not one incapable of anger, but is one whom anger can never overpower.

984)        It is not for moral rectitude that one should desist from anger, rather the expression of the force in anger, but for reasons of spiritual equality.

985)        Retaliation wishes for the annihilation of anger, self-defence aims at preserving oneself, but equality by its incapacity to react sends back hostile forces to their origin, which brings about the destruction in a more complete measure.

986)        Divine Love is pure force, a force nothing on earth can now withstand and how can that pass through an instrument that shies away from a force of anger which is feeble before it.

987)        People gravitate towards a great soul not so much for the enlightenment, not even for the mundane benefits but for the attraction of the force he has.

988)        Force is power. Its attraction is the greatest.

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989)        Attraction of gain is physical, that of knowledge is mental, both of which are creative in their own planes. Force is of the consciousness. Its original power is a power that lies beyond Supermind in the consciousness. The Force we speak of is from the supramental plane.

990)        Force becomes divine love when it passes through the human soul.

991)        Man’s hesitation to use the force is more due to his attachment to the mental notions of right than to any native objection to it as Force.

992)        Force gives one the fullness of the plane of consciousness whereas equanimity that prevents anger can give only the fullness of the mental plane.

993)        Force is the origin of the will that created the universe.

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994)        Force is the nature of being expressing through consciousness.

995)        Divine Love in its expression may feel Joy, but Force is beyond the plane of any sensation.

996)        Force may be conscious of its being force, cannot have any sensation, even joy or delight.

997)        Dreams of parents or grandparents dying are symbols of one’s outgrowing their parental inheritance. Parents praying for the death of a child is the child’s weaning away from the parents evolutionarily.

998)        Jealousy of family or friends or society, in that sense, is the subtle index for the individual outgrowing the opportunities of growth in that sector.

999)        Fond memories of the past relationships are lingering subtle inabilities to detach oneself effectively from them.

1000)      * Memory makes us insincere is a statement of Mothers which implies the above truth.

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