MOTHER'S MISSION

MOTHER'S MISSION 

We have to spiritualise our work with love. Only then will the work proceed well.

This work is the uplift of the world unto light, health and love itself, and no self-serving activity of any sort.

We have to break national and international barriers and make this wholly a human cause.

Spiritual work has no specific location in time and space but is ever located in the loving heart.

Spiritualisation of the whole world is the cherished aim of this movement.

Partitioning the movement on a national basis is not what can lend universality to it. Hence, our ideas must be universal, without boundaries, and we must be equipped with boundless love for the cause.

The Vedanta must not remain textual and abstruse but must be simplified into living, loving forms that men can lovingly respond to. The world must be deluged in love for that is what it is deficient in terribly. Ramakrishna must come alive as love incarnate.

This love must show in tangible terms, in welfare work, in service to others beholding them as divinities, in spreading the message of the Master and his spiritual entourage, and in soulful dedication devoid of egotism for the betterment of human life everywhere.

Self-realisation precludes the absence of selfishness. The least trace of selfishness must be rooted out.

We must set ablaze the world with the fire of spirituality. We must inundate the shores of the wide world with the nectarine flow of love that knows no reason save identification with all as one's own self.

India is not a material landmass. She is the vast repository of spiritual truths, a continent of ideas, the fertile field of spiritual seeds hibernating unto the hour of their timely fruition. The Vedas lie in wait for their fulfilment. The times are ripe. Must we fail?

Written by Sugata Bose