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when they have got it. This is the real ambiguity, because they do not understand the real relation between these two. Both come from one and the same mother. So the mother is more important that either of these two things.”
[28-11-1932, A.B. I, pg. 238-241]
Change – Law of Nature
“It is the universal law of Nature that change should be there. What we see today will be something else tomorrow, the difference may be minimum. After night comes the day, and every change begets some result. If there is no change there is no basic principle. If there is no basic principle, there is no Absolute. It is only through the process of change that every object in the world gets fruition. A poet has said :
If the sky and the earth are there,The particle is destined to grow into lustre. Really revolution is the basis of all improvement. Movement gives growth, and growth stops movement.
[pg. 242, A.B. vol I]
Conditions:
Laya in Various Knots(point):-
At First Knot (Heart)
Dictation continued: “The condition of mergence at the point of heart consists in the state of having lost oneself remaining continuous, in spite of thoughts arising in the mind. There is an aversion to the incoming thoughts. Mergence or losing oneself is of various forms. It is there at every stage; but there remains difference from one to the other. The first form of self-forgetfulness (losing oneself) is called ‘heart-resolution’ (wherein the conflict of desires is the impulsive part of self is resolved). This is the condition of freedom from the heaviness (caused by conflict of lower impulses in ordinary life).”
[01-07-1944 Pg.46 (A.B. II-I)]
”What a strange idea you have formed! Your stroll of heart has already been completed. The first stage of the happy condition at the point of heart consists in