Amal Kiran

Just as November 24 promised with the descent of the delegate consciousness of the Supermind the advent of the true Supramental Divinity, November 26 confirmed to the very last particular of supramentalisation what the earlier occasion had betokened in general: the very last particular is the divinisation of the body.

The sudden shock we have received with the Mother’s departure and, along with it, the sense that departure has given us of a greater impact from her new body have caused a forward spurt in our Yoga.

The Avatar, even the Supramental one, assumes certain human traits in right earnest. ... In a very effective sense, God has to become like us in order to help us become like Him.

Sri Aurobindo: “I know with absolute certitude that the supramental is a truth and that its advent is in the very nature of things inevitable. The question is as to the when and the how. That also is decided and predestined from somewhere above... ."

There were several dreams of the Mother between September 29 and November 17 but their impression was not strong and they have now faded from my memory. But the short one I had on the night of the day which was the Mother’s last in her body has stuck in my mind ineffaceably.

I had a dream. I found myself living in the house where I had spent the first 10 years of my stay in the Ashram. [...] Sri Aurobindo had lived there for 9 years, and when I arrived in Pondicherry Purani had his quarters there. Now in my dream I was again a resident of that room. ...

Another dream of the Mother, again at an early hour today. It was a long dream, but my memory does not go back beyond a certain point.