Quote on Mother Divine by Maharishi from Courchevel, France

एकै वाहं जगत्यत्र िद्वतीया का ममापरा । पश्यैता दुष्ट मय्येव िवशन्त्यो मिद्वभूतयः ।।

"I am only one here in the world. Who is the second besides me? 
See, O Dushta, these my manifestations entering into Me!"
---Devî Mâhâtmyam, X-5

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"Her home is small, in small, minute particles of existence; her home is big, the whole, when we count the totality of the universe. The entire universe is her big home. 'Big' we say from our standards of big and small; for her, big is her unmanifest, infinite, unbounded, eternal, immortal reality of Being, which fortunately is there present in the deepest state of every expression, small or big, in the whole universe.

For herself, everything is even; for a mother, all the children are alike; for Mother Divine, the existence of straw is her home. Straw is as dear to Mother Divine as the elephant, as man, as Shiva. All the enormously enchanting expressions and even the tiniest, inert particle, they are all her own homes where She dwells in her wholeness.

She dwells in her wholeness, and does not mind the small expressions of her self being expressed in those small dwellings -- in the tiny, little molecule; in the tiny, little atom; in the tiny, little finer particle.

She has structured her home and resides deep within it, and does not mind how much of her enormous, eternal, infinite value is expressed by that tiny particle. She doesn't mind. Huge galaxies, enormous speed, almost unbounded variety of expressions, that is her bigger glory from our relative standards of small and big. She does not mind. The galaxies express her glory, the entire clusters of galaxies are her home. And there, she expresses.

And like in a home, one rests and one rises up to act. Home symbolizes both values of rest and values of activity, preparedness for activity. From home one comes out to be very, very active. There is a place of rest; there is a place for preparation for activity; there is a place for great activity. But all these are, every material expression is the expression of Mother Divine, [of] her home [where] she resides. Matter is just the home of intelligence -- deep within matter intelligence resides, and residing, evolves it, makes her home bigger. The process of evolution is Mother Divine or Creative Intelligence making her home bigger."

Maharishi ~ Courchevel, France, October 12, 1975 ~

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