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Michael at 19:17, 22 August 2021

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	'''The Mother''' is a term used in ~~the~~ the Integral Yoga of [[Sri Aurobindo]]. It simultaneously refers both to the [[formation\|formative]] aspect of [[Divine Consciousness]] (i.e. shakti/शक्ति) and Mirra Alfassa (21 February 1878 – 17 November 1973), an individual who functioned as an Earthly channel/expression of the supreme formative (mahashzakti/महाशक्ति) aspect of [[Consciousness]].		{{navmenu}}
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			<blockquote class="definition">'''The Mother''' is a term used in the Integral Yoga of [[Sri Aurobindo]]. It simultaneously refers both to the [[formation\|formative]] aspect of [[Divine Consciousness]] (i.e. shakti/शक्ति) and Mirra Alfassa (21 February 1878 – 17 November 1973), an individual who functioned as an Earthly channel/expression of the supreme formative (mahashzakti/महाशक्ति) aspect of [[Consciousness]].
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			==Syncretic Terms==

			[[Formation]] > {{#ask: [[Is a syncretic term::Formation]]}}

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	Sri Aurobindo notes that the goal of spiritual is to fully express mahashakti. "The last stage of this perfection will come when you are completely identified with the Divine Mother and feel yourself to be no longer another and seperate being...but truly a child and eternal portin of her consciousness and force." (Aurobindo, 2013: 25).		Sri Aurobindo notes that the goal of spiritual is to fully express mahashakti. "The last stage of this perfection will come when you are completely identified with the Divine Mother and feel yourself to be no longer another and seperate being...but truly a child and eternal portin of her consciousness and force." (Aurobindo, 2013: 25).


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Michael: Text replacement - "(Sharp, BOLIFE)" to "(BOLIFE)"

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	Sri Aurobindo characterizes mahashakti/महाशक्ति as the Divine Mother. In the New Age movement महाशक्ति is depersonalized to be the sacred feminine. In Chinese philosophy mahashakti is yin. On the Lightning Path, mahashakti is characterized as the [[formation\|formative]] principle of [[Consciousness]] (~~Sharp,~~ BOLIFE).		Sri Aurobindo characterizes mahashakti/महाशक्ति as the Divine Mother. In the New Age movement महाशक्ति is depersonalized to be the sacred feminine. In Chinese philosophy mahashakti is yin. On the Lightning Path, mahashakti is characterized as the [[formation\|formative]] principle of [[Consciousness]] (BOLIFE).

	Sri Aurobindo notes that the goal of spiritual is to fully express mahashakti. "The last stage of this perfection will come when you are completely identified with the Divine Mother and feel yourself to be no longer another and seperate being...but truly a child and eternal portin of her consciousness and force." (Aurobindo, 2013: 25).		Sri Aurobindo notes that the goal of spiritual is to fully express mahashakti. "The last stage of this perfection will come when you are completely identified with the Divine Mother and feel yourself to be no longer another and seperate being...but truly a child and eternal portin of her consciousness and force." (Aurobindo, 2013: 25).

Mike Sosteric at 22:24, 30 October 2016

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'''The Mother''' is a term used in the the Integral Yoga of [[Sri Aurobindo]]. It simultaneously refers both to the [[formation|formative]] aspect of [[Divine Consciousness]] (i.e. shakti/शक्ति) and Mirra Alfassa (21 February 1878 – 17 November 1973), an individual who functioned as an Earthly channel/expression of the supreme formative (mahashzakti/महाशक्ति) aspect of [[Consciousness]].

==Notes==

Sri Aurobindo characterizes mahashakti/महाशक्ति as the Divine Mother. In the New Age movement महाशक्ति is depersonalized to be the sacred feminine. In Chinese philosophy mahashakti is yin. On the Lightning Path, mahashakti is characterized as the [[formation|formative]] principle of [[Consciousness]] (Sharp, BOLIFE).

Sri Aurobindo notes that the goal of spiritual is to fully express mahashakti. "The last stage of this perfection will come when you are completely identified with the Divine Mother and feel yourself to be no longer another and seperate being...but truly a child and eternal portin of her consciousness and force." (Aurobindo, 2013: 25).

==Further Reading==

Mirra Alfassa https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirra_Alfassa

Aurobindo, Sri (2013). ''The Mother'' Pondicherry: Sri Aurobindo Trust

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