About a European visitorThe Mother
Agenda
Volume 8
January 4, 1967
About a European visitor
My impression was that she should let herself unwind, that her stay here would be good if she could open out, as a flower does, like that, relaxed.
She is very tense towards life (Mother clenches her two fists and stiffens): it's “something to keep an eye on” and “beware of”! So if she could... After all, it's such a great thing when you can say, “Oh, I can have trust, there REALLY is something concrete like a Grace, I can have trust.”
That would be a great progress.
(Mother gives a flower called “Radha”)
Radha1 is surrender.2 So we'll say, “Surrender to divine solicitude brings the victory.”
1 In Indian mythology, Radha gave herself wholly to Sri Krishna.
2 Italics denote words or sentences spoken by Mother in English.