The Sunlit Path
Aspiration in everyone, no matter who it is, has the same power. But the effect of this aspiration is different. For aspiration is aspiration: if you have aspiration, in itself it has a power.
At the Feet of The Mother
The Sunlit Path (posts)
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In this book, a collection of brief passages from conversations, the Mother talks about the qualities one must develop in order to grow inwardly and pursue a harmonious spiritual life. She also discusses the difficulties of the spiritual path and explains how to overcome one’s weaknesses, relate well with others and face the problems of daily life.
Blog posts are below. The main page with e-books and audio recordings by Jhumur Bhattacharya is HERE
The Sunlit Path
It is the effort which gives joy; a human being who does not know how to make an effort will never find joy.
The Sunlit Path
To walk on the path, one must be dauntless, and never indulge in that petty, small, feeble, nasty shrinking back upon oneself, which is fear.
The Sunlit Path
Do not lend yourself to the superficial forces which move in the outside world. ... Never decide anything without stepping back, never speak a word without stepping back, never throw yourself into action without stepping back.
The Sunlit Path
This world is a world of conflict, suffering, difficulty, strain; it is made of it. It has not yet changed, it will take some time before changing. ... If you lean back on the presence of the Supreme Grace, that is the only way out.
The Sunlit Path
To learn how to will is a very important thing. And to will truly, you must unify your being. In fact, to be a being, one must first unify oneself.
The Sunlit Path
To be vigilant is not merely to resist what pulls you downward, but above all to be alert in order not to lose any opportunity to progress.
The Sunlit Path
A sincerity which must become total and absolute, for sincerity alone is your protection on the spiritual path. ... For that is your only protection.
The Sunlit Path
True humility is humility before the Divine, that is, a precise, exact, living sense that one is nothing, one can do nothing, understand nothing without the Divine, that even if one is exceptionally intelligent and capable ... .