Direr yet are the moments when no knowledge of the future is given, and the only supreme Mantra that comes to help is: “What Thou willest, Lord, what Thou willest.” In it is the entire assurance of the work that is to be done, and the way it is to be done, and what the work is to achieve in the Will of the Lord, Samkalpa of Ishwara. The Mother’s work of transformation of the physical had reached that glorious point and she achieved all that was to be achieved in it, in “What Thou willest, Lord, what Thou willest.” How marvellous! Tremendous yogic capacity is needed to reach that stage of working in the Will of Ishwara and leaving everything to it. The Mother did it.

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