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Careless of suffering, heedless of sin and fall,
She wrestles with danger and discovery
In the unexplored expanses of the soul.
To be seemed only a long experiment,
The hazard of a seeking ignorant Force
That tries all truths and, finding none supreme,
Moves on unsatisfied, unsure of its end.
As saw some inner mind, so life was shaped:
From thought to thought she passed, from phase to phase,
Tortured by her own powers or proud and blest,
Now master of herself, now toy and slave.
A huge inconsequ… Continue

When light comes and darkness wanes, I remember more than ever the vision of the Master, His quiet and powerful work, His long battle against the unconsciousness, His blessed love for humanity. Yes, I remember Sri Aurobindo and I remember the Mother. They fought to bring heaven on earth.

Always at His feet,

Because He did everything for me.
Because He… Continue

When force leaves you, even if it is for a short time, you realize the fragility of human beings. Then you can feel the Master and His smile beyond the daily contingencies, His teachings and wisdom. One can perceive the warmth of His hand on his own life.

There is no physician to heal the body and spirit.

In the West Spirituality is perceived as a fad. We are talking about a fashion that generates a lot of money. And we also talk about a fashion that generates hundreds of thousands of disillusioned people, hundreds of thousands of people who, after a journey full of fireworks, perceive spirituality as a big lie wich people should move closer when life becomes difficult or when the powerlessness of their intellect leaves them into an atrocious desert full of doubts...or when their life ends.
We co… Continue

"Madame Théon was born on the Isle of Wight and she lived in Tlemcen with her husband who was a great occultist. Madame The on herself was an occultist of great powers, a remarkable clairvoyant, and she had mediumistic qualities. Her powers were quite exceptional; she had received an extremely complete and rigorous training and she could exteriorise herself… Continue