Chapter 9May 26, 1972

Yes.... For some time now I’ve been very much feeling your presence.

Ahh!... As for me, I always feel you’re there, as though you were clinging to me, so each time something is accomplished, it is naturally passed on to you.

(Laughing) Clinging like a child.

Yes, I really feel it’s the only solution.

(long smiling silence

while holding Satprem’s hands)

All depends ABSOLUTELY – absolutely and uniquely – on the divine Will. If He has decided we will be transformed, we will be transformed. I myself am powerless – there is no “I,” it doesn’t exist as this! (indicating her body) For those who cling to me, it’s the same as clinging to the Divine, because... (Mother smiles exquisitely). Ultimately, what happens is His will.

(Mother goes into

contemplation for forty minutes,

while holding Satprem’s hands. That day there was realization.)

Mon petit....

(Mother opens her eyes wide)

(The following text is read aloud to Mother.)

“Each cellular nucleus holds in its chromosomes the plan of the entire organism.... The chromosomic apparatus of any one cell represents both the “totality” of the individual and the “local” organ it belongs to. This organization could best be compared to that of an ideal human community in which each member would be conscious of the whole community and at the same time of his own intelligent personal function within the community.

(Werner Schupbach)