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Letters of Sri Aurobindo

Volume I - Part 2

Fragment ID: 10082

Yes, certainly [the Chitta must stop catching influences from outside at random] – but as its whole business is to receive from above or below or around, it cannot stop doing it, it cannot of itself determine what it shall or shall not receive. It has to be assisted by the Buddhi, vital will or some higher power. Afterwards when the higher consciousness descends it begins to be transformed and capable of an automatic rejection of what is not true or right or divine or helpful to the growth of the divine in the being.