a “state in which aspiration is not needed.” Such a state is not blankness but a condition in which the Mother’s force is present to the consciousness and doing everything.Sri Aurobindo
Letters of Sri Aurobindo
10. Experiences and Realisations
Fragment ID: 1847
The “state” I was speaking of was not blankness but something else – I see by reference to the passage in your letter that it was a “state in which aspiration is not needed.” Such a state is not blankness but a condition in which the Mother’s force is present to the consciousness and doing everything.