February 3, 1971
Now I am ready to listen to you.
We also need a message for the 21st of February.
What message?
I don’t know.
What do you suggest?… I can say something, or else we can find a quotation.
If you want to say something….
(silence)
Well, I always say the same thing: a life consecrated to union with the Divine is the only life worth living…. A life consecrated to the Divine is the only life worth living.
Will that do?
Yes, Mother, it certainly will!
You’ll have to come here (to the right) to read, because…. I am better, I am reeducating my eyes, they’re starting to see better. And I am going to reeducate my ear — this one (the right one) is open, but this one….
I am better, but I am not there yet.
(After Satprem’s reading of the book, Mother asks that it be
translated into the languages of India and mentions
Bengali, Hindi, Oriya, and Tamil.)
(To Sujata:) You don’t know an Indian language well enough to translate it?
(Sujata laughs)
And then the Nordic countries.
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